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These questions cover various aspects of an individual’s childhood experience from the 1980s to early 2000s.

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Quiz For Employee EngagementVersión en línea These questions cover various aspects of an individual’s childhood experience from the 1980s to early 2000s. por Nidhi Pant 1 Nothing can beat the thrill of finding a Cadbury Bytes, a bottle of Pepsi Blue, or a pack of Phantom Cigarettes in a store today. Which of these is NOT a flavour of the once famous all-time favourite snack Cadbury Bytes? a Caramel b Coffee c Strawberry d Vanilla 2 Pran Kumar Sharma’s Chacha Chaudhry was known across India for his intelligence and wisdom. What was the name of the tall strong companion that accompanied Chacha Chaudhry on all his adventures? a Patlu b Sabu c Baloo d Johnny 3 From Lucky Ali to Shaan, Sonu Nigam to Alisha Chinai to Strings, there was just a lot of great music made in the 90s everywhere, which we hummed along to happily. Name one song that you feel is not from the 90s a Tunak Tunak Tun b Mujko bhi tho lift karade c Yaad Piya Ka d Jaadu hain Nasha hain e Pari Hun Main 4 A lot of us take great pride in being able to speak better Hindi than today’s generation that can barely count up to ten in Hindi. BUT, can you read numbers written in Hindi? What does ९३ translate to in English? a 93 b 95 c 13 d 15 5 1990s was an amazing decade for Hindi movie buffs. The comedies were funny, the romance felt mushy and the music was to die for. We've grown up watching these films on our television sets and they've become the comfortable cushion that any Bollywood buff can fall back on. “Tarikh par tarikh, tarikh par tarikh, tarikh par tarikh, tarikh par tarikh milti rahi hai … lekin insaaf nahi mila my lord…mili hai toh sirf yeh Tarikh.” Recall this famous dialogue? Which movie was this from? a Darr (1993) b Ghayal (1990) c Damini (1993) d Ghatak (1996) 6 By the 90s, several social networking sites had started coming to India. These sites were able to quickly draw the attention of the Indian Market and attracted thousands of users. What was the first social network that came to India? a Orkut b Facebook c Myspace d Twitter 7 Which airline’s logo was this? a Spice Jet b Indian Airlines c Jet Airways d Air India 8 “And miles to go before I sleep” is a very familiar phrase for us, given that we’ve all studied it back in High School. But can you remember the famous poet who wrote this? a Ruskin Bond b Robert Frost c Leslie Norris d Carl Sandburg 9 Every decade has its own set of fashion trends, statement jewellery and trademark shoes. The 90s was undoubtedly one of the most fashionable decades of all times. Which Indian actress was known to be the trendsetter for “Chiffon Sarees”? a Sridevi b Madhuri Dixit c Urmila d Rani Mukherjee 10 We’ve all heard of Charles Dickens. Those who studied CBSE have read at least 2 of his stories/novels. Can you recall which of these books/stories are not written by Charles Dickens? (All of them have been covered in CBSE by the way) a Hard Times b Up from Slavery c Oliver Twist d David Copperfield 11 People often say that Life was more interesting as a 90s kid in India without smartphones and the internet. No silly app was taking our attention when we were with friends or family. Which gadget was your favourite? Choose one or more answers a Nintendo 64 b Sony Discman c Walkman d FM Radio 12 Which author skilfully dramatized historical material from Roman History for his famous play titled “Julius Caesar”? a Charles Dickens b Shakespeare c William Blake d George Eliot 13 There used to be a story in NCERT about a character called “Gillu”, written by Mahadevi Varma. Who was Gillu? a Bird b Dog c Monkey d Squirrel 14 There used to be a time when every statement a Bollywood hero or heroine made used to stay on with us and we could repeat it verbatim at the drop of a hat. How many of you these do you still remember? a Dil (1990) b Rangeela (1995) c Satya (1998) d Pardes (1997) 15 “pyar sirf ek baar hota hain aur shaadi bhi ek hi baar hoti hain” Which Bollywood film does this dialogue belong to? a Kuch Kuch Hota hain (1998) b Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam (1999) c Khoobsurat (1999) d Ishq (1997) 16 “Bade Bade Shehron mein aisi choti choti baatein hoti rehti hain.” Which actress starred in this dialogue’s film? a Rani Mukherjee b Madhuri Dixit c Kajol d Juhi Chawla