Passing This 1950s Quiz Is Mission: Impossible!

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Retry Square You’re a Square! June and Ward Cleaver would be very disappointed with your results! Conforming to societal norms and falling in line is your style. Maybe if you got out more and smelled the roses, you would have scored higher on this quiz. The 50s was a significant decade in history, film, television, and music. How do you know so little about it? There are too many streaming services that show retro programs from the 50s for you to do so poorly. Convert your watching area into a time machine and set the course for the 1950s. Party Pooper Party pooper! You’re not the person to bring on Jeopardy for categories that explore the 1950s! When it comes to trivia about that decade, you’re useless! It’s inconceivable that you cannot name any of the classic films from then or at least a movie that Disney released. Unlike the “squares” who barely registered a point on this quiz, you at least show some potential for better results. Binge-watching TV shows like Leave it to Beaver, I Love Lucy, and The Honeymooners are excellent crash courses that will prepare you to ace this when you retake it. Made in the Shade You’re “Made in the Shade!” You were so close to acing this quiz. While your level of 1950s trivia knowledge is impressive, there is still more room for improvement. Maybe you need to brush up on your familiarity with 50s toys, products, commercials, or classic shows as practice. The decade was the evolution of television which personified the era. Viewing shows, movies, and advertisements or listening to songs from that period should give you the necessary push towards retaking this quiz and acing it! Nifty Your score was totally Nifty! If there was a game show dedicated to the decade of the 1950s, you should be the host. Any categories on Jeopardy that pertain to that era grab your immediate attention. Any friends or family members who dare to challenge your mastery of the 50s should think twice about it. Toys and products from back then had jingles that still register in your brain. Inside your head is an encyclopedia of 50s information waiting to be tapped.