Do you know Web culture? Take our quiz!

Social networks, catchphrases, and what's the deal with cats wanting cheeseburgers? Do you know your Web culture? Find out!

By Aimee Ortiz
posted April 11, 2013 at 11:12 pm EDT

On Twitter, the # sign is called a:

What was the first YouTube video to be viewed 1 billion times?

The 2012 People's Voice Webby award for best “weird” website went to a Tumblr feed that only posted images of which world leader “looking at things”?

When you see the acronym NSFW on a post or link, it means that you:

New York gubernatorial candidate Jimmy McMillan became an Internet celebrity in 2010 after exclaiming that what is “too damn high?”

The cartoon character that dances to the song “Peanut Butter Jelly Time” by the Buckwheat Boyz was a:

The website Homestar Runner is perhaps most famous for the email-drafting character...

Each Facebook user has a personalized page called a Timeline. This page used to be called a...

On the original MySpace, every new user started out with the same first friend. What was his name?

On the social-news site Reddit, posts are ranked by...

In the following quote, “Mad Men” star John Hamm describes what popular smart-phone game? "Some evil pigs have stolen some bird eggs. And of course, what way would you try to get the eggs back but by launching yourself at the castle the pigs have constructed?"

Who is the artist that sang “Never Gonna Give You Up?"

In December 2012, bystanders photographed an unusual pet wearing a shearling jacket and wandering a Canadian Ikea all on its own. The photos quickly went viral. What kind of animal was it?

Members of the “hackivist” group Anonymous wear what in public:

Which Internet saying originated from the video game Portal?

The line “boy, that escalated quickly” originated from which film?

On Reddit and Twitter, TIL is short for...

Wikileaks was founded by...

In 2011, a fad developed in which people photographed themselves lying down in strange public places. This act became known as:

"The End of the World" – a humorous and curse-laden animated video about the world racing toward nuclear war – was originally hosted on which site?

“It’s dangerous to go alone! Take this,” is a frequently cited line from which classic Nintendo video game?

A few times each month, Google.com ditches its normal logo and puts up a novelty banner that commemorates or celebrates a person, holiday, or event. These special illustrations are called:

The JK Wedding Dance, which debuted in 2009, featured which Chris Brown song

Online cat images often feature humorously bad grammar – such as “I can has cheezburger?” While this form of garbled English was originally called Chanspeak, it’s also known as:

In a YouTube video that got more than 110 million views, one little kid asks some of life’s more meaningful questions. “Is this real life?” “Why is this happening?” “Is this going to be forever?” What was the name of this boy?

Jonathan Ware rose to Internet fame after being interviewed by Portland local TV station KGW. In the interview, Jonathan declares that:

Sauce Boss and Muscles Glasses are members of what popular Internet TV show?

The Neil deGrasse Tyson Reaction meme is typically accompanied by which phrase?

This phrase was originally used by fans of Reddit as a way to identify fellow redditors in public.

The “Keep Calm and Carry On” message originated in the year: