Which popular 70's carpet has long fibers and was used to cover anything from floors to van interior?

TV’s longest running game show was launched in 1972 and it still runs every day. What show is it?

Who sang the 1978 hit, YMCA?

What was the name of the scandal that rocked Richard Nixon's presidency in 1974?

If you wanted to be stylish in the 70's, which jeans would you wear?

Which inanimate "pet" reached its peak popularity during the 70's?

Which show featured two young women who shared an apartment and worked in a bottling factory?

Which sound system requited the use of a large, rectangular tape cartridges?

More than 1,000,000 of these household appliances were sold in the US in 1975?

In the 70's, what kind of shoe was considered trendy?

One of the most famous educational computer games of all time was launched in 1971, which features a group of people traveling west with most often dying of dysentery?

Which 1970's TV series provided a glimpse into life during the 50's and 60's?

The best selling singer of all time died tragically in the 70's, Who was he?

The Sears Tower in what US city became the world's tallest building in 1974?

Which film, that made its debut in the 70's told us to stay out of the water and had the famous quote "We're going to need a bigger boat?"

During the 1970's packets of this underwater species were sold as a aquarium novelties called sea-monkey, which species?

Which scary movie of 1973 had theater patrons vomiting and fainting in the aisles?

The Bee Gees hit "Stayin' Alive" served as one of the top tracks on what movie soundtrack?

in 1978, who was the minister who became known around the world for ordering his followers to kill their children and commit suicide?

Which hairstyle was most popular in the 70's?

What did the East Bake Oven use to cook food during the 1970's?

What was the highest grossing movie of the 1970's?

Who was the best selling musical artist of the 1970's, having sold more that 300 million albums?

There was crisis involving a crucial natural resource, peaking in 1973 and 1979 that had a major effect on all economies in the 70's, what resource was it?

In 1974, Stephen King published his first novel, what was it?