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Quiz: Did these events happen in 1977 or not?
How much do you know about the world 40 years ago?
How well do you remember the most important pop culture and news events of 1977?
Don't worry, we'll test your memory with this quiz. Good luck!
Top image: Paramount Pictures
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CHiPs premiered on Sept. 15.
Warner Bros. Television
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Post-It notes hit the market in four select cities.
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Donna Summer's jam "Hot Stuff" was released on June 23.
Casablanca
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Speaking of disco, the film 'Saturday Night Fever' was released.
Paramount Pictures
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People tasted the rainbow for the first time when Skittles hit the market.
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The Three Mile Island nuclear accident occurred.
Associated Press
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'Laverne & Shirley' premiered on Sept. 13.
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'Star Wars' hit theaters May 25.
20th Century Fox
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The Aerosmith song 'Dream On' was released.
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'Roots' premiered in January.
Warner Bros. Television
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'The Trilogy of Terror' scarred everyone for life on Oct. 11.
ABC
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'Happy Days' was the most popular show for the 1976-1977 television season.
ABC
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Apple Computer, Inc. was incorporated.
AP Photo/Sal Veder
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The Captain and Tennille song 'Do That to Me One More Time' was released.
Everett Collection
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'The Love Boat' set sail May 5, premiering in primetime.
Associated Press
Quiz: Did these events happen in 1977 or not?
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3 Comments
11 out of 15
Did terrible on that, even though my life was mostly about news and music in the late 70's.
You got 12 out of 15 correct
Maybe your memory is a little hazy, but you'll never completely forget how groovy the '70s were. Not bad!
Maybe your memory is a little hazy, but you'll never completely forget how groovy the '70s were. Not bad!