1977 Trivia - 50th Wedding Anniversary Party Game - Married in 1977

Married in 1977? Celebrating a golden anniversary in 2027? Here are 10 free large print questions about 1977, the year they were married, to play at the party. Print this page, read the questions aloud, and check the answers at the end.

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Printed 1977 trivia page for a 50th wedding anniversary party, with the couple's names in the heading and 10 multiple choice questions about 1977

Back in 1977: The Year They Were Married

  1. Which horse won racing's Triple Crown in 1977?

    A. Seattle Slew   B. Secretariat   C. Affirmed

  2. Which Apple computer went on sale in June 1977?

    A. Macintosh   B. iMac   C. Apple II

  3. Which Fleetwood Mac album came out in February 1977?

    A. Thriller   B. Rumours   C. Tusk

  4. Where did the long oil pipeline that opened in 1977 run?

    A. Alaska   B. Texas   C. Florida

  5. Which Stephen King novel was published in January 1977?

    A. Carrie   B. It   C. The Shining

  6. Which company released the 2600 video game console in 1977?

    A. Sega   B. Atari   C. Nintendo

  7. What was the most popular name for baby girls born in 1977?

    A. Jennifer   B. Lisa   C. Jessica

  8. What did it cost to mail a first-class letter in 1977?

    A. 13 cents   B. 15 cents   C. 10 cents

  9. Which film won the Oscar for Best Picture of 1977?

    A. The Godfather   B. Annie Hall   C. Titanic

  10. Which Colombian singer was born in February 1977?

    A. Shakira   B. Jennifer Lopez   C. Gloria Estefan

Answers

  1. A. Seattle Slew - He was unbeaten when he won it. source
  2. C. Apple II - It came with color graphics. source
  3. B. Rumours - It won the Grammy for Album of the Year. source
  4. A. Alaska - It is about 800 miles long. source
  5. C. The Shining - It is set in a Colorado hotel. source
  6. B. Atari - It used game cartridges. source
  7. A. Jennifer - Melissa was number two. source
  8. A. 13 cents - It went up to 15 cents in May 1978. source
  9. B. Annie Hall - Diane Keaton won Best Actress for it. source
  10. A. Shakira - She was born in Barranquilla. source

Questions about the kit

What is in the full 1977 kit?

The full 1977 kit has 40 trivia questions about 1977 in 4 rounds, each with a fun fact and a cited source, plus 1977 Year Bingo with 30 different cards and a caller sheet, a Who Knows Them Best game, Anniversary Wishes cards, a 1977 poster page, and a welcome sign. The couple's names go on the trivia, bingo cards, sign and game pages.

Is there an anniversary version?

Yes. Choose Anniversary in the kit maker and type both names, like Rose & Tom (up to 30 characters). The pages then read 50th Anniversary Trivia, the welcome sign says Happy 50th Anniversary and Married in 1977, the poster page is The Year Rose & Tom Were Married, and the wishes cards say Anniversary Wishes. If you buy from this page, the kit opens in anniversary mode on the same browser; on any other browser or device, just flip the Birthday / Anniversary switch in the kit maker.

How do I print it?

After checkout the kit opens in your browser with the names you type on it. Print it at home on US Letter or A4 paper; it prints fine in color or black and white. Nothing is mailed.

How much does it cost?

The full kit is $9, paid once at checkout. The 10 questions and answers on this page are free.

How many people can play?

Any number of guests can play the trivia: read the questions aloud to the room or split into teams. The bingo game has 30 different cards, so up to 30 players can each have their own card.

Want the full 1977 kit?

The full 1977 kit is $9 and has an anniversary version made with the couple's names on the trivia, bingo cards, sign and game pages:

Get the full 1977 kit - $9

Instant access in your browser after checkout. You print at home; nothing is mailed. Some of the questions and layouts in this kit were made with help from an AI tool, and every fact lists a cited public source.

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