1. Holding a buttercup (the flower) under a friend's chin was believed to reveal something about that person. What did this floral test reveal? whether you liked buttercups whether you had a boy/girl friend whether you liked butter whether you had cooties

2. In the early '60s, lawn darts were introduced. Under what brand name were these horseshoe substitutes sold? Startz Jarts Greenies Diamonds

3. You could easily spend a summer afternoon tossing the ol' Frisbee back and forth. From where did the name "Frisbee" come? Jerome Frisbee (inventor) Frisby Pies (bakery) Frise B. Hassleberg (Hasbro founder) Frisbee Records (early recording label)

4. Remember reaching down into the bright red cooler to grab an icy cold bottle of root beer. Which brand name is associated with this summertime treat? S & T Skaggs Hires Blaines

5. You're "caught" while playing a game of "1-2-3 Redlight". What happens because of this gaffe? you have to go back to the start line you're out of the game you're now "it" you become the "caller"

6. Stickball remains a summertime favorite, especially in cities where space is limited. A broomstick is used as the bat, but what is the ball called? a stick ball the rubber an apple a spaldeen

7. While spending a week at Camp Runnamuck, you achieve the rank of Junior Lifesaver. Who or what certifies your swimming proficiency? US Olympic Committee Camp Runnamuck American Red Cross YMCA

8. After a couple of weeks of fun and games, you pull out your summer reading list from school. One of the assigned books is "Rabbit Hill", about a group of animals who await the arrival of the "new folks acoming" to live in the rundown house nearby. Who wrote this perennial childhood favorite? Robert Lawson Lois Lowry Dr. Seuss Beatrix Potter

9. Summer songs have a way of capturing the feelings of being young and on a vacation that would never end. Who had a summer hit with "Sealed With A Kiss"? Del Shannon Bobby Rydell Brian Hyland Gene "the Rockville Rocket" Pitney

10. Using clothes pins to attach baseball cards to your bike was a popular summertime activity. What was the purpose of doing this? decoration simulate the sound of a motorcycle to show your team affiliation to "lower" wind resistance