Was only born in 1959, but loved the BEATLES!! Also my Grandmother. Thank you for the uploads though, am trying to catch up. Reasonably bright for an old girl. 👍👍👍👍
I was born in 1961, I enjoy the 60s and 70s. I was not into the 80s. I enjoy and still enjoy music from the 60s and 70s. If I had a time machine I would do it all over again. =)
Oh, the 60's. Life was just opening up for me. Entered university at age 16 and life followed from there....LOL. My score was 100% correct. It is easy when you have lived it.
Regarding, My Fair Lady, it is a musical based on the play, Pygmalion, by George Bernard Shaw. It was first performed on Broadway and starred Julie Andrews as Eliza. Jack Warner made the film refusing to cast Andrews in the role, believing her to be too unknown and opted for Hepburn. Hepburn received a lot of heat for accepting the role. Marne Nixon sang all of Eliza's songs, with Hepburn mouthing along. Disney stepped in and cast Andrews in Mary Poppins. Hepburn was not even nominated for her work while Andrews won the Oscar. Apparently, she was known well enough.
@@Quizzes4U Tie Dyeing garments and other materials is indeed ancient but I am unable to find any reference to anyone applying this to T-shirts until the 1960s, when it was an offshoot of the psychedelic era. The Tie Dye T-shirt is definitely a 1960s creation.
@@dennismccarty7728 The song The Locomotion was written by the prolific and very talented Carole King, a professional song writer at that time and later well known performer. Little Eva (Eva Boyd) was babysitting for Carole.
I remember in the early seventies, county dais had booths where you could make your own tie-dye t shirt. A white t shirt was attached to a spinning wheel, and you squirted dye out of plastic bottles as the rotating wheel spread the dye around.
Two quizzes in one day! That is a great Valentine's Day gift for me. So I think the bonuses are Little Eva and "Babs". If so, a perfect score. Hope you had a good Hearts Day. Cheers MD🥂
I started this quiz thinking this was about music, but quickly realized this was about anything America stuff which was not up here in B.C. Canada. I could answer any music stuff, but other stuff was unknown. But it was fun trying to remember back to see how much was still my memory. I do have memories of all these times, but not correctly . So I would hear the answer - and go - of course - I knew that!! Thankyou for this fun quiz.
60’s smog so thick in the LA area you could cut it with a Knife. No recess. Key skates and a skateboard made out of a piece of wood and an old skate. A-bomb drills. Go-go dancers, hitch hikers, hair hair long beautiful hair, who wears short shorts? I can bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan. Fun times😂
Ben, we lived in the Age Of Aquarius back in the 60's I remember it well. 😜 Julie Christie was my favorite actress then. Audrey Hepburn played Eliza Dolittle. Star Trek, Vietnam. Women's liberation, the equal Rights Amendment, the Civil Rights Act, JFK, RFK, The Moon Landing, the fantastic music, and the generation gap. As Dylan sang For the Tiems They Were A Changing."
I was 3-13 years old during the 60's. So I was just too young to know a few of the questions. Still, I only missed three, but came close to missing a couple of others. For example, I was about to say heart transplant but then I remembered it was Christian Barnhard (SP?) so I knew it had to be liver. Its amazing what you can pull out of the clutter of your memory.
33/40 I remember paper dresses although I never wore one. That fad didn't last long! I remember girls with paper dresses being chased by boys with scissors.
@@GloryRocha-b4r The question was when they were invented. They were worn in 1967, but invented much, much earlier. And why were you responding to my comment? It had nothing to do with tye dye anything.
I remember the Blizzard of '66. Star Trek. Batman. Viet Nam. UFO's. Mini skirts. Paisley shirts. Muscle cars. Drag racing. Model kits. Comic books. Mad magazine. Playboy. Etc.
I have since discovered that Julie Andrews played Eliza Doolittle in the stage production of My Fair Lady. But the question did ask about the film, so in this quiz the answer was Audrey Hepburn. :)
Audrey Hepburn is my most favorite actress and humanitarian. More so, she was born in Brussels, the capital of my native Belgium so in a way I consider her a compatriot; before her parents moved north tho Holland where she grew up further and learned to speak my native language, proper Dutch...
Valentina Tereshkova(sp?) was the first woman in space! Remember Twiggy? Christiaan Barnard did the first heart transplant......and the best music EVER!!
The 60s saw me graduate from high school, serve 4 years in the Navy, married my first wife, the birth to my first child, and finally immigrated to Canada from California. After 5 very cold Winters in the province of Ontario, we moved back to California.
54 years in Alaska,by way of Florida an California.spent one winter in Ontario,Sault Ste. Marie. That winter was a breeze for me. But there are colder places, Ontario is the largest Provence.
Pretty good quiz. I missed 5. I lived in CA and was in San Fran for the Summer of Love. I did see a lot of Flower Children. And I was in NJ in 69 and was actually invited to Woodstock. A group of kids who I worked w/at a hospital was taking a carload. I refused! ! was not into alcohol, tobacco or drugs. or sex. My dad was a guard at Alcatraz. It was a famous break-out in the 60's and the prison closed. You never asked a question on that. Of course, you are from the UK? You did ask a lot of American questions, though.
Little Eva. Herbie was favorite actress (jk) Natalie Wood. Audrey Hepburn, was yours I'm guessing 'With a Little Bit of Luck'. The Beehive Hairstyle is what I remember most. Everywhere I went I thought I saw my mom. Oh, and the stories of spiders laying eggs and hatching in them was the stuff for nightmares. Great quiz, thank you.
Question 32. What didn't exist in the 60s. Walkman dishwasher or color TV. Answer was Walkman. But in Australia it was color TV. We didn't get it until 1974
1969: life began at 27! MGA, girls, parties, festivals, concerts, no haircut for 5 years, beard, sandals, bellbottoms, incense, music, music, music and friends.
Born in 1944 and missed 5. Being a male with my head screwed on straight I never wore a paper dress (or any other kind of dress) from the'60's (or any other decade).
Wasn't expecting to get 30/40 on a 60s quiz, but then again these were largely easy general knowledge questions. Of course I missed a lot of the pop culture stuff... even December 31, 1969 was nearly fifteen years before I was born.
I was born 1960.. so some were tough. I was just a kid then but great memory of the moon landing! I got 35.. little Eva for locomotion. But prefer Kylie! 😂😂
One mistake, tie dyed t-shirts not having been invented in the 60s'. We were wearing them from about 68 on, though commercially they were not available, you had to make them yourself.
I only missed 3/50 I knew all about the sixties, I was born in the fifties I see I have taken this quiz before p.s.The answer to the bonus questioon is "Babs" 🤔
What did you love about the 60s ? What do you remember? Share it here
The Mustang!
Was only born in 1959, but loved the BEATLES!! Also my Grandmother. Thank you for the uploads though, am trying to catch up. Reasonably bright for an old girl. 👍👍👍👍
The Beatles and my youth.
Lori, our cheerleader. the coach said she was going to ruin his team.
@@robertd9850 ❤❤😅
😅😅😅😊😊
The free love was pretty nice.
the answer to the bonus question about who popularized the Locomotion dance craze: Little Eva
Tie dyes was the 1960s I was there when people were wearing them!
The question was 'invented' though. They've been around for thousands of years.
I was born in 1961, I enjoy the 60s and 70s. I was not into the 80s. I enjoy and still enjoy music from the 60s and 70s. If I had a time machine I would do it all over again. =)
Me too!
Oh, the 60's. Life was just opening up for me. Entered university at age 16 and life followed from there....LOL. My score was 100% correct. It is easy when you have lived it.
Yea right
@tyzon00800 you're giving up your age my friend.
Regarding, My Fair Lady, it is a musical based on the play, Pygmalion, by George Bernard Shaw. It was first performed on Broadway and starred Julie Andrews as Eliza. Jack Warner made the film refusing to cast Andrews in the role, believing her to be too unknown and opted for Hepburn. Hepburn received a lot of heat for accepting the role. Marne Nixon sang all of Eliza's songs, with Hepburn mouthing along. Disney stepped in and cast Andrews in Mary Poppins. Hepburn was not even nominated for her work while Andrews won the Oscar. Apparently, she was known well enough.
I was DOING Tie Dye in the 60s
Yep, but they were invented a long time before that. 👍👍
Love this kind of decade's quizz. Now the 1970's , please
There's two 70s quizzes on my channel 🙂
Tie dye T-shirts were definately around in the '60s and the Loco motion was released in 1962.
Yes, that's true, they were around in the 60s, but they weren't invented in 60s. 👍🙂
the loco motion original was done by little eva grand funk railroad did a remake.
@@Quizzes4U Tie Dyeing garments and other materials is indeed ancient but I am unable to find any reference to anyone applying this to T-shirts until the 1960s, when it was an offshoot of the psychedelic era. The Tie Dye T-shirt is definitely a 1960s creation.
@@dennismccarty7728 The song The Locomotion was written by the prolific and very talented Carole King, a professional song writer at that time and later well known performer. Little Eva (Eva Boyd) was babysitting for Carole.
I remember in the early seventies, county dais had booths where you could make your own tie-dye t shirt. A white t shirt was attached to a spinning wheel, and you squirted dye out of plastic bottles as the rotating wheel spread the dye around.
Great quiz thanks again Ben, little Eva had a hit with locomotion I had 35/40.
Correct 🙂
Two quizzes in one day! That is a great Valentine's Day gift for me. So I think the bonuses are Little Eva and "Babs". If so, a perfect score. Hope you had a good Hearts Day. Cheers MD🥂
I started this quiz thinking this was about music, but quickly realized this was about anything America stuff which was not up here in B.C. Canada. I could answer any music stuff, but other stuff was unknown. But it was fun trying to remember back to see how much was still my memory. I do have memories of all these times, but not correctly . So I would hear the answer - and go - of course - I knew that!! Thankyou for this fun quiz.
Glad you enjoyed it
Being a renowned 60s trivia expert I was surprised that I was unable to answer any of these questions !
Little Eva.
100%.
Pays to be old, born in 52.
Audrey Hepburn.
Perfect 💯🎊
60’s smog so thick in the LA area you could cut it with a Knife. No recess. Key skates and a skateboard made out of a piece of wood and an old skate. A-bomb drills. Go-go dancers, hitch hikers, hair hair long beautiful hair, who wears short shorts? I can bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan. Fun times😂
I missed a lot I stopped counting as a lot of them I had no idea. But then I learned a lot more about the 60's. Thanks 😊
Glad it was helpful!
What else was great about the 60’S ?
👍EVERYTHING👍
I second that emotion and raise it with a big AMEN
Except The Vietnam War, The Kennedys being assassinated. Martin Luthor King being assassinated and pretty much all of 1968.
Ben, we lived in the Age Of Aquarius back in the 60's I remember it well. 😜 Julie Christie was my favorite actress then. Audrey Hepburn played Eliza Dolittle. Star Trek, Vietnam. Women's liberation, the equal Rights Amendment, the Civil Rights Act, JFK, RFK, The Moon Landing, the fantastic music, and the generation gap. As Dylan sang For the Tiems They Were A Changing."
I was 3-13 years old during the 60's. So I was just too young to know a few of the questions. Still, I only missed three, but came close to missing a couple of others. For example, I was about to say heart transplant but then I remembered it was Christian Barnhard (SP?) so I knew it had to be liver. Its amazing what you can pull out of the clutter of your memory.
33/40 I remember paper dresses although I never wore one. That fad didn't last long! I remember girls with paper dresses being chased by boys with scissors.
That's so funny, thanks for sharing 😁👍
Mary Poppins, My Fair Lady(Eliza Doolitte, Doctor Strangelove: Julie Andrews
U R SO WRONG!!!!!. I was 15 in 1967 and I wore tye dye T-shirts and mini skirts. 2:04
@@GloryRocha-b4r The question was when they were invented. They were worn in 1967, but invented much, much earlier. And why were you responding to my comment? It had nothing to do with tye dye anything.
I was a teen in the 60s. Best times ever before the Vietnam war came along.
I was young but I remember Twiggy. She was on every magazine! And The Beatle boots, my father and brother both bought a pair the same day. Very mod.
I was born in 63 that was excellent year 😁
36/40. Jean Shrimpton retired from modelling and moved to Cornwall where she still lives, aged 80 now.
I remember the Blizzard of '66. Star Trek. Batman. Viet Nam. UFO's. Mini skirts. Paisley shirts. Muscle cars. Drag racing. Model kits. Comic books. Mad magazine. Playboy. Etc.
Halter tops and hip huggers
Child of the 60s, woman of the 70s here. Can't remember what I had for dinner last night, but I knew the answer to every question.
Um...On number 7, Tie Dye T-shirts came out in 1965 in California.
Thanks, that's true, but they were invented a long time before that. 👍😁
The best thing about the 60s…..I was born 😂😂😂😂😂. Other great things were Paul Newman and Steve McQueen ❤❤❤❤
This quiz was so much fun👏👏👏
36/40, actress was Julie Andrews :-) I love these decade quizzes!
Sorry, but Audrey Hepburn played Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady. Julie Andrews was Mary Poppins. :)
@@jemma50 correct with Rex Harrison 8 academy awards Best picture.
I have since discovered that Julie Andrews played Eliza Doolittle in the stage production of My Fair Lady. But the question did ask about the film, so in this quiz the answer was Audrey Hepburn. :)
I was born in 1968 though I still managed 28/40 which I believe is quite good.
Good quiz
32 correct and Little Eva started the Loco Motion Audrey Hepburn played Fair Lady
34 correct and Little Eva, Julie Andrews for the bonuses. Born 1947.
Audrey Hepburn is my most favorite actress and humanitarian.
More so, she was born in Brussels, the capital of my native Belgium so in a way I consider her a compatriot; before her parents moved north tho Holland where she grew up further and learned to speak my native language, proper Dutch...
Valentina Tereshkova(sp?) was the first woman in space! Remember Twiggy? Christiaan Barnard did the first heart transplant......and the best music EVER!!
The 60s saw me graduate from high school, serve 4 years in the Navy, married my first wife, the birth to my first child, and finally immigrated to Canada from California. After 5 very cold Winters in the province of Ontario, we moved back to California.
Thanks for sharing. I know what those cold winters feel like
54 years in Alaska,by way of Florida an California.spent one winter in Ontario,Sault Ste. Marie. That winter was a breeze for me. But there are colder places, Ontario is the largest Provence.
Great quiz. I'm A 60s baby.😁
Great quiz👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I grew up in the 70s, but all this was still kind of new
The Locomotion was a one hit wonder by Little Eva.
Thank you Quizzes4U for your super quiz 👍👍
38/40. 👍
8 incorrect.
Oops.
Pretty good quiz. I missed 5. I lived in CA and was in San Fran for the Summer of Love. I did see a lot of Flower Children. And I was in NJ in 69 and was actually invited to Woodstock. A group of kids who I worked w/at a hospital was taking a carload. I refused! ! was not into alcohol, tobacco or drugs. or sex. My dad was a guard at Alcatraz. It was a famous break-out in the 60's and the prison closed. You never asked a question on that. Of course, you are from the UK? You did ask a lot of American questions, though.
Little Eva. Herbie was favorite actress (jk) Natalie Wood. Audrey Hepburn, was yours I'm guessing 'With a Little Bit of Luck'. The Beehive Hairstyle is what I remember most. Everywhere I went I thought I saw my mom. Oh, and the stories of spiders laying eggs and hatching in them was the stuff for nightmares. Great quiz, thank you.
35/40. Rolling right along until the movies came to call. Games, songs, singers I remember them all, but not movies or TV.
I was born in the mid 50’s and was still just 3 at the beginning of 1960 and only missed 3 or 4 of the questions.
Spideman cartoon series, still the best... 🎶Spiderman, Spiderman Does whatever a spider can.🎶
36/40 My era partly. Good quiz.
Born in 1941. Got ‘em all correct.
Question 32. What didn't exist in the 60s. Walkman dishwasher or color TV. Answer was Walkman. But in Australia it was color TV. We didn't get it until 1974
34/40. This one just popped up so I had to do it. My favourite actress was the beautiful Sophia Loren. Do a sixties music quiz!
Happy people
That was a hoot. I was barely here in the 1960s but managed to do fairly well. Thanks very much! :o)
Glad you enjoyed it
Born in 62 so I was just a sprog, but I got about 85% right. I think the best thing about the 60s was happy music......no rap (with a capital C).
1969: life began at 27! MGA, girls, parties, festivals, concerts, no haircut for 5 years, beard, sandals, bellbottoms, incense, music, music, music and friends.
Little Eva loco motion
fringe vests, love beads, empty beer cans on the road, am radio, 45's, fish fry fast food chains and uv posters
37/40 Bonus 1= little Eva danced the locomotion.Bonus2= Audrey Hepburn was my fair lady.
The most important thing that first appeared in the 60s? Me!
😂
Woo hoo! Only my second 100% and I was only born in ‘61. Another great quiz, Q4U!
Nice one 💯🎊🎉
So when we’re tie dyed t shirts invented? I thought 60’s
Well, I got 14 wrong, but still happy!! 👍👍
Got 36/40 and a bonus point.
Good quiz. Missed 4.
Born in 1944 and missed 5. Being a male with my head screwed on straight I never wore a paper dress (or any other kind of dress) from the'60's (or any other decade).
Are you coming out of the closet now?
Rachel Welch
Raquel W was the bomb!!😊😊
Got none right, so I must have been there !
The only place u weren’t allowed to smoke was in church or while re-fueling vehicle at service station.
Were you allowed to smoke in school?
The boxing game was called Raving Bonkers in the UK.
Wasn't expecting to get 30/40 on a 60s quiz, but then again these were largely easy general knowledge questions. Of course I missed a lot of the pop culture stuff... even December 31, 1969 was nearly fifteen years before I was born.
The only one I missed was the one about the Tye Dye shirt not being first made in the 60s. When was it first made?
32 + 1 for knowing Eliza Doolittle in the movie My Fair Lady + 1 for knowing it was Julie Andrews who originated the part on stage.
38/40.Little Eva, Audrey Hepburn
The 60's was a fun time for me, as I heard Melanie Safka and got all of her records - otherwise I scored 36/40! 🤔😛😇😝
It was only a few years ago that I first heard the full album version of Lay Down (Candles In The Rain). So much more powerful than the single!
I was born 1960.. so some were tough. I was just a kid then but great memory of the moon landing! I got 35.. little Eva for locomotion. But prefer Kylie! 😂😂
Audrey Hepburn is my favorite actress
Little Eva did the Locomotion.
23 correct. Born 1962
Thanks for a great quiz-35/40-bit ashamed that I got Jimi's band wrong🏄🦘🌞
I wore paper dresses in the ?
?sixties 😄😄😄
Are you sure about the CD player and tie dye? Tie dye was definitely part of the groovy 60s scene.
Jan
Yes, they were popular then, but tie dyeing was invented a long time before the 60s.
@@Quizzes4U oh! I was thinking by the 60s, not during the 60s.
A surprising 34/40 (quite a few guesses in there) - no idea on the bonuses. Great idea, these decade quizzes!
Well done!
35/40 not bad considering I was born mid sixties, thanks good quiz.
37/40 Little Eva sang the Loco-Motion
You could trust people your age. Men wear not afraid to hug one another. It was a very happy time despite the war.
34/ 40. 😮 Damn. M. Illinois
Julie Andrews My Fair Lady
MISSED 3, I think it was Julie Andrews, but not sure.
I would have scored 100 % but my cat walked across my keyboard 2 times and my wife interrupted me.
I would say. Mini. Skirts. William s
I was born in 1971, but I only missed 3 questions! 🎉
Excellent 👍
@@Quizzes4U Thank you! 😁
One mistake, tie dyed t-shirts not having been invented in the 60s'. We were wearing them from about 68 on, though commercially they were not available, you had to make them yourself.
Thanks for sharing. Although popular then, Tie dying was invented thousands of years before the 60s.
@@Quizzes4U In the 6th century.
Audry Hepburn was My Fair Lady
Yes. 👍🥳
Born in '65. 33/40
I missed 5, thought I would do better because the 60s was my decade. High school and then drafted.
Only 25/40….well considering I was not born yet I’m sadisfied..did a good job 👍🏻
Wasn't born until 66. So just starting life
My friend enjoyed the quiz even though he was unable to answer most of the questions. I got 38 and he had 4.
Little Eva and Audrey Hepburn
I only missed 3/50 I knew all about the sixties, I was born in the fifties I see I have taken this quiz before p.s.The answer to the bonus questioon is "Babs" 🤔
Extra credit if you can name the woman seated next to Bob Dylan.