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Which singer co-wrote the 1972 hit 'School's Out'?
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Which insulated container brand was bundled inside vintage metal pop-culture school lunchboxes?
Answer: Thermos
Why: A 1963 US court ruled thermos generic, so rival Aladdin could print the lowercase word on the bottles in its own lunch kits.
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Which brand's hiking pack did University of Washington students adopt?
Answer: JanSport
Why: Seattle rain sold the pack: students bought JanSport hiking daypacks to keep their textbooks dry on the walk to class.
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Which abrasive did early Eberhard Faber erasers use?
Answer: Pumice
Why: Italian pumice once made Eberhard Faber erasers pink; many newer synthetic erasers are dyed pink to match that familiar look.
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What notebook has a black-and-white marble cover?
Answer: Composition notebook
Why: The iconic marbling pattern was adapted from centuries-old European bookbinding techniques designed to prevent counterfeiting.
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What do black rub rails on school buses line up with?
Answer: Floor and seat levels
Why: Rules place one rail within 8 inches of the seat cushions and another within 10 inches of the floor line, bolted to every body post.
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Who founded the first kindergarten in 1837?
Answer: Friedrich Fröbel
Why: Fröbel coined the term to mean children's garden, comparing young learners to growing seedlings in need of care.