Are You Between 60 And 100 Years Old? Test If Your Memory Is Still Working Properly!

Do you remember the 50s, 60s and 70s as if they were just yesterday? If your answer is yes, then you might be in good shape! In this quiz, we'll test your memory to see if it's still working properly.

If you're between 60 and 100 years old, then you probably have a lot of memories from those decades. But do you remember everything that happened back then? Will you be able to remember all of the important events from the 50s, 60s and 70s? We'll see!

P.S.: we do our best to make good quizzes, do you see something wrong, a mispronunciation or a misspelling? We are sorry for that, but these are for fun. Don't get upset about it please.

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[tinman]

Got 28/30 . Buffalo Bob was a live character . Howdy Doody was the puppet .😎👍🇺🇸🇺🇦

[davidtouma]

28 correct.
This is more of a general knowledge test rather than a memory test. If you grew up in a different culture than the North American culture, you might get only 7 correct even if you have an excellent memory.

[jerrygoldfarb]

Quite an easy quiz-got 28-the commentator mispronounced Shirley Chisholm's name and also Anthony Burgess's. She called Chisholm Chrisholm or something and botched Burgess also to a lesser extent. And Buffalo Bob was the host. The puppet was Howdy Doody. Many of the questions were very easy.

[ishmael]

Time to get YOUR memory checked Buffalo Bob wasn't a Puppet. He was the live host.

[pegatheetoo]

Some of them are not necessarily memory questions. I never knew the answer in the first place! 😁

[CookingWithCarmelo]

Extra point. Buffalo Bob is a human being, not a puppet.

[danawilliams]

This is a trivia test not a “memory” test. Since this was a quiz for seniors, I would have preferred it narrated by a senior. For the reason that there is much unfamiliarity in your voice with each question. Stumbling on words, mispronunciations, misinformation, and it was clear that you were reading, and not familiar with the Content. Nothing personal, but the show did not fit the host. A tip: when you read the answer to the question, simply read the answer. Do not proceed each answer with “that is” or “the answer is”. The repetition becomes mundane and boring sounding.

[stevev]

25, but I'm only 50, quite a few guesses, but to be fair a lot of the questions are US- centric. Our version of The Price is Right, in the UK will always be associated with Leslie Crowther, and later Bruce Forsythe.

[kevinogracia]

Chiz-om
Bur-jess
And (cough)) Buffalo Bill was a human.

[daviniarobbins]

24 out of 30. Some of those questions you will only know if you are American though which I think is unfair on international viewers to your channel.

[afnDavid]

19 of 30 a 2x speed. Didn't know any of the questions about pop-culture (music, tv, movies) and proud of it.

[eugenefeagan]

I'm 67, missed 9, most were dates of album releases. And writers. It was fun.

[kendavis]

Got all answers correct. That said, Anthony Burgess' last name is pronounced with a hard G (as in "George"), not a guttural G. Chisholm is pronounced with the "CH" you would use for "Cheese". Sorry, old, and can't overlook things like that.

[kathywest]

28/30 Shirley Chisholm not ChRisholm....just an fyi. " Shirley chizhum"

[Kerbeygrip]

24/30. Not bad for a Brit. American hosts, songs and TV stuff I never saw!

[davidwilk]

Got them all, but Buffalo Bob wasn't a puppet, Howdy Doody was.

[pegatheetoo]

We always called the Beetle, the Bug. Never heard of the Slug Bug before?

[maussie]

I would have more faith in the quiz if you could read the words properly

[chamonix]

I did not know that Dr. Jonas Salk became a vaccine. I am only 63 and these questions are for 74+.

[moniquechenard]

Someone should tell this woman how to pronounce Shirley Chisholm name.