Famous Johns
Common Bonds
Homophones
Famous Firsts
Words in Jeopardy
100

This John is well known for his role as Jim in the Office

Who is John Krasinski

100
Black, pinto, kindey

What are beans

100

This spicy meat and bean stew is cold

What is chilly chili

100

This man was the first to step on the Moon

Who is Niel Armstrong

100

If you are prepared to do something you may say you are this

What is ready
200

If this John is right, you may have a hard time seeing him

Who is John Cena

200

Strawberries, Mars, firetrucks

What are things that are red

200

There is a set of two green fruit

What is a pear pair
200

This man became the first black President

Who is Barack Obama

200

At the Sydney this House, you listen to this kind of musical performance, like a play but sung all the way through

What is Opera

300

This John was part of one of the most successful bands of all times, but was successful on his own right in the 70s

Who is John Lennon
300

Bad habits, footballs, buckets

What are things you kick

300
A musical group no longer allowed at this establishment
What is a banned band
300

These men became the first to achieve flight

Who are the Wright brothers

300

Disney says the Seven Dwarfs are Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Sneezy, Bashful, Doc, and this

Who is Dopey

400

These Adamses became the first pair of father and son to both become President, and the second had this middle name

What is Quincy

400

Dreidel, records, the bottle

What are things you spin

400

A hidden collection of money.

What is a cash cache

400

This woman was the first woman to serve on the US Supreme Court

Who is Sandra Day O'Connor

400

This refers to a comedic imitation of a specific work of art or style

What is a parody

500

This stand up comic got his start as a writer on SNL

Who is John Mulaney

500
Raw Sienna, Tickle Me Pink, Vivid Violet

What are Crayola colors

500

This bird smells terrible

What is a foul fowl

500

This man became the first person to climb Mount Everest

Who is Edmund Hillary

500

This verb refers to when you casually lay a piece of cloth or clothing on or over something

What is drape

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