To the Moon
Around the World
Thank You
Name the Decade
The Letter Q
Sweet September
FINAL JEOPARDY
100

NASA’s April 2026 crewed lunar flyby was the first of the Artemis missions, named after the twin sister of this ancient Greek god.

Who is Apollo?

100

You’ll trade your bagels for freshly baked giant croissants when you visit this country.

What is France?

100

This is the French word for “thank you.”

What is merci?

100

The American Civil War

What are the 1860s?

100

You can catch reruns of this drama starring Jack Klugman, playing the role of a medical examiner.

What is Quincy, M.E.?

100

In the northern hemisphere, this meteorological season begins September 1.

What is autumn (or fall)?

200

The Artemis II mission flew by this location, marking the first time that certain parts of it, including the Orientale basin, had been seen in full sunlight by human eyes.

What is the far side of the moon?

200

Pack your bags for Peru to visit this place, the ruins of the Inca Empire.

What is Machu Picchu?

200

Gracias means “thank you” in this language.

What is Spanish?

200

American Counterculture Era

What are the 1960s?

200

When exposed to a highly contagious disease that poses a threat to the community, people are isolated under this order, which restricts their movement.

What is quarantine?

200

When we were in school, this event took place on the first Tuesday of September in many states.

What is first day of the school year?

400

The crew of Artemis II returned home by splashing down in the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of this city.

What is San Diego?

400

Stonehenge is located in this country.

What is England?

400

You can say mahalo to thank someone on these islands.

What are the Hawaiian Islands? 

Mahalo is also used to show gratitude or respect.

400

NASA established

What are the 1950s?

400

You never want to stumble across this type of sand.

What is quicksand?

400

September is the month the playoffs begin and lead to this sport’s grand finale.

What is baseball?

The championship series in Major League Baseball is the World Series.

600

The crew of Artemis II included the first non-U.S. citizen astronaut to fly to the moon, mission specialist Jeremy Hansen, who is from this country.

What is Canada?

600

Roughly 40 miles from Naples, you can explore this fabled Italian coastline.

What is the Amalfi Coast?

600

When in Portugal or this South American country, Obrigado and obrigada mean “thank you.”

What is Brazil?

Obrigado is Portuguese, the language spoken in only one South American country. Typically, men say obrigado and women say obrigada. Portuguese is also spoken in several countries in Africa.

600

The Hindenburg disaster

What are the 1930s?

600

Women’s AAAA shoes are known as this width, a term that also refers to skates with two front rollers and two back rollers.

What is quad?

Also known as 4A, it’s the narrowest shoe width, and styles are limited.

600

On September 21, 1967, taping began for this famous children’s TV program, in which every episode begins with the host singing “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?”

What is Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood?

800

The astronauts on the latest mission sent photos of this sun-blocking phenomenon.

What is a solar eclipse?

800

In Verona, Italy, visitors gather at a medieval house linked by legend to this Shakespearean heroine, leaving notes near the balcony and wall that now bear her name.

Who is Juliet? 

If you post a note to Juliet at Verona’s Casa di Giulietta, volunteers will reply to you in her name.

800

Danke means “thank you” in this language.

What is German?

800

Debut of the first full-length feature film with sound

What are the 1920s?

800

This is the word for a dilemma or a state of uncertainty.

What is quandary?

800

On September 18, 1970, the world lost a visionary in this guitarist and singer, famous for songs including “Purple Haze” and “The Wind Cries Mary.”

Who is Jimi Hendrix?

1000

The Artemis II mission set the record for the greatest distance ever traveled by humans in space, breaking the previous record, which was held by this mission.

What is Apollo 13?

The crew traveled 252,756 miles from Earth, breaking Apollo 13’s record by more than 4,000 miles. 

1000

In the ancient abandoned city of Petra in this country, you will find buildings carved exquisitely into rose-colored sandstone.

What is Jordan?

1000

Use this hand to say thank you in American Sign Language.

What is your dominant hand? 

With a flat hand, touch your fingertips to your chin or near your lips. Move your hand forward and slightly downward, away from your face.

1000

The Long March, led by Mao Zedong

What are the 1930s?

1000

To stand in line is to do this.

What is queue? 

This term can be used as a noun or a verb and is most often used in the Northeast and the United Kingdom.

1000

These medium-hot, protein-on-a-platter snacks make their way into many a Sunday football gathering.

What are (buffalo) chicken wings?

5000

Only 28 performers have earned every major performance award, collectively known by this acronym.

What is EGOT?

It stands for Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony. Among those who have won this coveted group of awards are Rita Moreno, Marvin Hamlisch, Helen Hayes, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Elton John.

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