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200
For April Fool's Day 1997, Alex Trebek swapped places with this other game show host, taking on the duties for Wheel of Fortune.

Who is Pat Sajak?

200

The now-defunct Seattle Supersonics relocated and became this team in 2008, headlined by young stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook.

Who are the Oklahoma City Thunder?

200

Black or white, a piano has this many keys.

What is 88?

200

Wish your friend good luck before a stage appearance by telling them this.

What is "break a leg"

200

This longtime Patriots quarterback suffered a devastating injury in 2001, paving the way for then-backup QB Tom Brady to take the reins. 

Who is Drew Bledsoe?

400

This early-2000s contestant won 74 consecutive games and over $2 million, and since late 2023, has been the sole syndicated host of the game show.

Who is Ken Jennings?

400

Despite its reputation, Seattle receives less of this each year than cities such as New York, Boston, Atlanta, and Houston.

What is rain?

400

The piano was invented in 1700 in this country by Bartolomeo Cristofori.

What is Italy?

400

Tell a peer that they're overcomplicating a simple topic by reminding them that it's not this.

What is rocket science?

400

This actor is known for roles in many successful TV shows, and more recently, a line of mezcal with friend and peer Bryan Cranston, called "Dos Hombres."

Who is Aaron Paul?

600

Originally a nightclub singer and entertainer, this 96 year old is the announcer for the game show, and has been since its revival in 1984.

Who is Johnny Gilbert?

600

Portland is home to Mount Tabor, making it one of the only cities in the country with one of these within city limits.

What is a volcano?

600

Though it's a bit controversial, a piano is generally considered both a string instrument and this type of instrument.

What is percussion?

600

You received info directly from the source; you could say you got it how this equine idiom suggests.

What is straight from the horse's mouth?

600

This American lawyer, diplomat, and statesmen served as the 8th POTUS from 1837 to 1841.

Who is Martin van Buren?

800

Even if you end the game in the negatives, rest assured you won't owe any money. In fact, even the 3rd place contestant receives this much money (but don't expect it in this game).

What is $1,000?

800

Heads or tails! The 2 New England settlers who founded Portland flipped a coin to determine the naming of their new city. The man who won hailed from Portland, Maine and thus earned the right to name the Oregon city. Had he lost, it would have instead been known as the west-coast version of this major New England city.

What is Boston?

800

True to this category's title, up until the 1950s, piano keys were made of this animal body part.

What are elephant tusks?

800

If you're late, then you did this idiom, unable to reach the watercraft in time.

What is missed the boat?

800
This Golden Globe-and-Emmy-nominated actress and mother of Carrie Fisher shares a name with a funny Sakai, though her real name is Mary.

Who is Debbie Reynolds?

1000

In 2019, this contestant became one of the most prolific game show earners of all time on Jeopardy, and still holds every spot on the top 10 highest single-game earnings.

Who is James Holzhauer?

1000

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Seattle was granted an NHL expansion team in 2020, with its namesake being this legendary Norse sea monster.

1000

The word "piano" is derived from the term pianoforte, which translates to this.

What is "soft-loud"?

1000

Something extremely unlikely to happen has about as good of odds as this fire-and-ice idiom depicts.

What is a snowball's chance in hell?

1000

This English explorer is best known for his circumnavigation of the globe between 1577 and 1580--the second explorer ever to do so.

Who is Francis Drake?

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