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Final Jeopardy
100
Tom Petty once headlined this University of Florida annual event.
GATOR GROWL
100
These two cities host world-famous food & wine festivals.
Miami and Orlando
100
Which famous mob boss lived in Miami Beach?
AL CAPONE
100
What world-famous entertainment resort in Orlando is known for its theme parks?
WALT DISNEY WORLD
100
This Florida city is recognized as the oldest European settlement in North America.
Saint Augustine
100
Name three members of the Miami Dolphins franchise to have restaurants named after them.
Dan Marino – Marino’s Sports
Chuck Shula – Shula’s Steakhouse
John Offerdahl – Offerdahl’s Off the Grill
Kim Bokamper – Bokamper’s
Bob Brudzinski – Bru’s Room
200
#1
200
This Miami Beach destination restaurant is only open for roughly eight months out of the year.
Joe's Stone Crab
200
This film, loosely based on the 1929 novel of the same name tells the story of Cuban refugee, who arrives penniless in Miami during the Mariel boatlift.
SCARFACE
200
What popular space exploration attraction in Florida features real spacecraft, astronaut encounters, and immersive simulators?
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER
200
What natural event, in 1992, had a significant impact on Florida's environment and politics, leading to stricter building codes and hurricane preparedness?
HURRICANE ANDREW
300
This is an annual outdoor electronic music festival that takes place during March in Miami every year.
ULTRA MUSIC FESTIVAL
300
This winter growth of this fruit convinced Henry Flagler to bring his trains to Miami.
ORANGES
300
This is a nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes in South Florida in the 1970s and 1980s.
SQUARE GROUPER
300
What iconic oceanfront entertainment and shopping complex in Miami Beach is known for its vibrant nightlife, art deco architecture, and sandy shores?
OCEAN DRIVE
300
What Spanish explorer is credited with being the first European to discover Florida in 1513?
JUAN PONCE DE LEON
400
Gloria Estefan of the Miami Sound Machine went to this local high school.
Our Lady of Lourdes Academy
400
This beverage was first developed in 1965 by a team of researchers at the University of Florida.
GATORADE
400
What famous murder trial, held in Orlando in 2011, captivated the nation and ended with the famous acquittal of a young mother.
CASEY ANTHONY TRIAL
400
What amusement park in Tampa features thrilling rides, a zoo with over 12,000 animals, and live entertainment?
BUSCH GARDENS
400
#3
400
These two ladies were the last to perform at a Miami-based Super Bowl.
Shakira & Jennifer Lopez
500
The Vanilla Ice Project showcases the artist doing this job.
Home improvement/House flipping
500
Miami and this other Florida city claim to be the birthplace of the Cuban sandwich.
TAMPA
500
This drifter and con artist murdered Gianni Versace.
Andrew Cunanon
500
Located in the Florida Keys, what is the name of the underwater national park that is home to vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life?
JOHN PENNEKAMP CORAL REEF STATE PARK
500
These are the two most populous Native American tribes in Florida.
Miccosukee and Seminole
500
Pottsville, PA and Tampa, FL are home to this oldest operating brewing company in the United States.
Yuengling
600
Armando Perez is better known by this nickname.
Pitbull aka Mr. 305 aka Mr. Worldwide
600
What's in a Cuba libre?
Rum, coke, lime wedge
600
Which infamous Florida criminal was convicted of murder after a trial in 2013 that involved a controversial Stand Your Ground defense?
GEORGE ZIMMERMAN
600
This is an annual, all-inclusive, free parade that snakes through Coconut Grove on the first Sunday of each year.
KING MANGO STRUT
600
General Andrew Jackson is the inspiration for this city’s name.
Jacksonville
600
This Coral Gables landmark has served as a hospital, medical school and hotel.
The Biltmore
700
He’s the last of the Bee Gees and he lives in Miami Beach.
BARRY GIBB
700
Key Lime Pie filling has these three key ingredients.
Condensed milk, eggs, key lime juice
700
This Colombian drug lord was prominent in the cocaine-based drug trade and underworld of Miami, Florida, during the 1970s through the early 2000s.
GRISELDA BLANCO
700
What unique attraction in the Florida Keys allows visitors to feed and swim with trained dolphins in a natural lagoon setting?
THEATER OF THE SEA
700
What is the name of the famous African American neighborhood in Miami that was once a hub for jazz and arts in the early 20th century?
OVERTOWN
800
He is regarded as one of the most iconic and influential singers in history, and was often referred to by contemporaries as "The Genius". He learned how to play the piano right here in Florida.
RAY CHARLES
800
#2
800
Because of his child’s kidnapping and murder, this Florida dad made a career of catching criminals.
John Walsh
800
Michael Groover (husband of Paula Deen) once won this Key West contest.
Hemingway Look-A-Like Contest
800
57, 67 or 77 – which is the number of counties in Florida?
67
900
This 90's American rap rock band originated in Jacksonville, FL.
LIMP BIZKIT
900
Publix Supermarkets was founded in this year.
1930
900
In what Florida city did the famous "Black Widow" serial killer, Aileen Wuornos, commit her murders in the 1980s?
DAYTONA BEACH
900
Spring Break was first popularized by this Florida city.
Fort Lauderdale
900
Before the United States, name the three European countries that claimed Florida.
Spain, France, Great Britain
1000
Jim Morrison was born in this Florida city.
MELBOURNE, FL
1000
What is the official drink of NASA?
Tang
1000
Ted Bundy was executed by electric chair at Florida State Prison of this year.
1989
1000
The Shark Valley Tram Trail measures this distance.
15 miles
1000
In 1845, Florida became the 27th state of the United States. Which president signed the act that admitted Florida to the Union?
JAMES K. POLK
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