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1. Many 70s children loved this little rabbit, who appeared in many books, as well as having a range of stationery and toys. What was the rabbit's name?
2. Nowadays Saturday morning kids' TV is taken for granted. But in the early 1970s there was no such thing. The BBC's first Saturday morning children's show was Noel Edmonds' "MultiColoured Swap Shop". Who did NOT present "Swap Shop"?
3. This was a really popular toy in the late 70s. It had four large, coloured buttons, that flashed and made a particular sound. The aim was to repeat the pattern made by the toy itself, a pattern that got progressivly harder. What was the toy's name?
4. This superhero (heroine?) caused millions of little girls to make themselves dizzy spinning round in the playground, and was an object of their big brothers' fantasies. But which actress was Wonder Woman?
5. 'Star Wars' was probably the most famous movie of the decade, but which of these other movies did not first become a hit with kids in the 1970s?
6. Hong Kong Phooey was a 'number 1 super guy', but who was his alter-ego?
7. Which of these foods did NOT become popular for parties in the 70s?
8. 'Battle of the Planets' was a Japanese cartoon (dubbed into English) about a group of superhero child astronauts. What was the name of the evil villain they regularly defeated?
9. The Coca-Cola ad that was shown in 1971 and 1972 was one of its most famous. It featured young people from around the world, singing on an Italian hilltop. The song was released as a single, and went to number 1 around the world. But who recorded the song?
10. Which of these hit toys was NOT popular in the 1970s?
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