Who designed this iconic car?

And, now the generation which had it all - the Baby Boomers - is about to hit 60.

All this week on Breakfast, we've been celebrating the achievements of Britain's first post-war generation.

We've heard from some famous names - and you've told us some of your stories.

And it's not too late to get involved, why not have a go at our instant quiz, to see whether you're a genuine Baby Boomer?

There aren't any prizes on offer, just a bit of fun and nostalgia.

Question 1

What was the Beatles' first Number One hit?

A: She Loves You B: From Me to You C: Hard Day's Night

Question 2

Buddy Holly and ..

A: ..the Crickets? B: ..the Ivy Leaguers? C: ..the Natterjack Toads?

Question 3

When was the original Summer of Love?

A: 1988 B: 1968 C: 1967

Question 4

Literature: name Jack Kerouac's Beat Generation classic.

A: On the Road B: On the Wagon C: On the Razzle

Question 5

The sixties was the decade when TV drama came into its own. What one-off drama led to the formation of homeless charity Shelter?

A: Bless this House B: Father Dear Father C: Cathy Come Home

Question 6

And the first British TV series to show the police, warts and all?

A: Z Cars B: X Cars C: Stars in their Cars

Question 7

Post-war austerity gave way to a new passion for design. Who was the man whose Mini revolutionised motor transport?

A: Sir Barnes Wallis B: Sir Alec Issigonis C: Sir Alec Guinness

Question 8

What was the name of the legendary clothes shop in Kensington High Street, which brought the catwalk look to a mass market?

A: Babar B: Bora Bora C: Biba

Question 9

What was Cilla Black's real name?

A: Priscilla White B: Priscilla Presley C: Laura Laffs

Question 10

The space race between Russia and America dominated the sixties. When did man first set foot on the moon?

A: April 12 1963 B: December 13 1967 C: July 21 1969

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