Understanding 70s Slang Terms

The video explores various slang terms from the 70s, such as 'bread', 'skinny', 'boogie', 'out of sight', 'bird', 'jive turkey', and 'Jesus freak'. It provides definitions and context for each term, often relating them to cultural and social aspects of the 70s. The discussion includes references to political activism, music, and social gatherings of the era.

What was a common form of protest in the 70s?

• Flash mobs

• Silent marches

• Lovins

• Online petitions

In 70s slang, what does 'bread' refer to?

• Food

• Clothing

• Money

• Friendship

What does the slang term 'skinny' mean?

• Money

• Thin

• Information

• Dance

What activity is associated with the term 'boogie'?

• Sleeping

• Cooking

• Dancing

• Reading

What does 'out of sight' mean in 70s slang?

• Unreachable

• Far away

• Very good

• Invisible

In 70s slang, what does 'bird' refer to?

• A musical instrument

• A woman

• A type of dance

• A car

What does the phrase 'jive Turkey' imply?

• A food item

• A put-down

• A type of dance

• A compliment

What is a 'Jesus freak' in 70s slang?

• A religious person

• A musician

• A dance enthusiast

• A political activist

Which of the following is NOT a 70s slang term discussed?

• Bread

• Skinny

• Boogie

• Groovy

What was the winner of the game in the video?

• Dylan

• Justin

• Brett

• Riley