Toys of the '80s

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9 Questions
5 Minuets
1.
Once called “The Pet Rock of the ‘80s”, which ball was released with a lack of fanfare from the industry?
2.
This is the Glo Worm, a plush toy with the ability to glow in the dark. Which part of this toy glows?
3.
Created in 1984, this plush toy inspired a TV special, two TV shows, and even a feature film. What is this toy called?
4.
This is the Speak & Spell, a toy that combined the worlds of education and entertainment. What company developed it?
5.
Often considered to be one of the most dangerous toys ever made, what is the name of this infamous toy?
6.
This toy was invented by a retired Boeing engineer as a gift for his grandson, what is it called?
7.
This is the Teddy Ruxpin, one of the best-selling toys of the '80s - what is not true?
8.
In 1977, Xavier Roberts created what we know of as Cabbage Patch Dolls, but what were they originally called?
9.
These toys were made with the goal to gross out parents and entertain kids, what are these toys called?
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