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Do you know the top baby names of the 1960s?
You'd be surprised at how many of these names have stuck around!
There are two types of baby names: timeless and trendy. With celebrity baby names these days that seem to be misspelled words or taken from produce, it seems like it'll be easy to identify who was named in this decade. However, there are also so many timeless names that have topped the Social Security Administration's list of the most common names, decade after decade.
We scoured the government's official list of the Top 200 baby names of the 1960s. Below, you'll find two names that made the list and one that didn't. Your job is to guess the one that did NOT. Good luck!
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
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Which of these names was NOT a popular name in the '60s?
Do you know the top baby names of the 1960s?
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10/10
7/10
7/10; also a name nut though not necessarily about the “most popular names of xxxx.”
You got 7 out of 10
Oh, baby!
Oh, baby!
10/10. As a name nut, this one was almost TOO easy. Most of them were...just pick the "nickname" one (Benji, Lizzie) because people really didn't give "nicknames" for given names. Benji would have been Benjamin, and Lizzie would have been Elizabeth (spelled with the traditional "Z").