Quiz: Which classic toy are you? April 13, 2016 • by Sarah Reck At the History Center quiz, toys Which Classic Toy Are You? The Heinz History Center's Toys of the '50s, '60s and '70s (May 2016) exhibit celebrated toys from your childhood. Take this quiz to find out which classic toy you are and what that says about your personality. What is your favorite color? Red Pink Purple Black Yellow Green Blue Gray What is your favorite food? Candy Cake Salad Cookies Hamburger Hot dogs Pizza Water What's your favorite thing to do on the weekend? Party Exercise Spend time with your friends/family Shop Spend time outside Cook Go on a road trip Read Which genre of book do you like to read? Fiction Memoir History Kids' Books Mystery Cookbook Self-improvement Science-Fiction Where do you feel the most comfortable? Somewhere exotic At home In the kitchen While driving Outside In the library With friends Alone What one word best describes your personality? Unique Dangerous Happy Smart Adventurous Flexible Satisfied Stylish For what do you want to be remembered? The stories I tell Life of the party Intelligence For taking chances Just who I am My good deeds My looks I don't want to be remembered Submit Sarah Reck is the Senior Digital Marketing Manager at the Heinz History Center. Share on Facebook Share 0 Share on TwitterTweet 0 Share on Pinterest Share 0 Send email Mail
JARTS we played those as children,no one was ever hurt. When my Mom died I searched her house for them l was sorry I couldn’t find them. Reply
Took this 4 times before I finally got a toy I wanted to be: Simon/Barbie/Barbie and TROLL DOLL! YAY! Reply
I got Simon – which I never enjoyed playing. I really liked my wood-burning set, reading, and doing art…(Squirrel Hill in the ’50s) Reply
JARTS we played those as children,no one was ever hurt. When my Mom died I searched her house for them l was sorry I couldn’t find them.
I am Barbie
I got View Master
Barbie
Took this 4 times before I finally got a toy I wanted to be: Simon/Barbie/Barbie and TROLL DOLL! YAY!
I got Viewmaster and I still have mine!
I got Simon – which I never enjoyed playing. I really liked my wood-burning set, reading, and doing art…(Squirrel Hill in the ’50s)