Double Jeopardy

Board Games

200

In the game of the same name, rolling five dice showing the same number is called this.

Yahtzee

400

In Monopoly, what is the only railroad not named after a real railroad company?

Short Line Railroad

600

In Scrabble, these are the only two letters worth 10 points.

Q and Z

800

DAILY DOUBLE: In the original Clue game, there are 9 possible murder rooms. Name any 3.

Kitchen, Ballroom, Conservatory, Dining Room, Billard Room, Library, Lounge, Hall, Study.

1000

In Catan, you need this many victory points to win the standard game.

10

Weird But True

200

Before becoming a children's favorite, this product was sold as wallpaper cleaner.

Play-Doh

400

Lighting striking sand creates this.

Glass.

600

In the 1850s, the US Army experimented using these animals to transport supplies in the Southwest.

Camels

800

This invention was inspired after its creator noticed that burrs kept sticking to his dog's fur.

Velcro

1000

The first computer mouse was made from mostly this material

Wood

90s Nostalgia

200

This 1990s toy craze had kids trying to keep a virtual creature alive - yours is probably dead. You monster.

Tamagotchi

400

This 1990's craze had its own unofficial language. Collectors used terms like "mint", "retired" and "rare" when discussing the condition and value of their collections. They are now completely worthless.

Beanie Babies

600

This 1990s fad involved collecting and trading small, colorful discs that were played by slamming one onto a stack.

Pogs

800

Before smartphones, this numerical code was commonly used in text messages and pagers to mean "I love you"

143

1000

This 1990s collectible came in a tiny plastic ball and was often traded on playgrounds; the goal was to collect different characters and variations.

Crazy Bones

Name That Year

200

The first McDonald's opened outside the US, the Beatles performed on the Ed Sullivan Show, the Ford Mustang was introduced.

1964

400

The first website went live, Nirvana released "Smells Like Teen Spirit", and the Super Nintendo launches in North America

1991

600

A space tourist paid millions of dollars to visit the International Space Station, The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring premiered, and the first iPod was introduced.

2001

800

DAILY DOUBLE: The Hubble Space Telescope launched, Nelson Mandela is released from prison, Kevin McAlister defeats the Wet Bandits.

1990

1000

The first email was sent, Disney World opens, Starbucks opens in Seattle.

1971

Before or After?

200

Which came first: Facebook or Youtube?

Facebook (2004)

400

Which came first: The sinking of Titanic or the first crossword puzzle being published?

Titanic (1912)

600

Which came first: The Nintendo Entertainment System or the Sony Playstation?

NES (1983)

800

Which came first: The first Super Bowl or the Moon landing?

Super Bowl (1967) 

1000

Which came first: The Eiffel Tower opening or the first modern Olympic Games?

The Eiffel Tower opening (1889)