IB Society Jeopardy

Capitals

100

The capital of Japan

Tokyo

200

The capital of Germany

Berlin

300

The capital of Canada.

Ottawa

400

The capital of Switzerland

Bern

500

the capital of Kenya

Nairobi

International Business Leaders

100

This visionary co-founded Microsoft and became one of the world's richest individuals, who later transitioned to philanthropy, focusing on global health and education through a foundation that has donated billions to improve lives worldwide

Bill Gates

200

This Amazon Founder revolutionized e-commerce and became the wealthiest person on the planet for a time

Jeff Bezos

300

Known as the "Oracle of Omaha", this American investor and philanthropist is the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway

Warren Buffett

400

This Indian-born business leaders served as the CEO of Microsoft from 2014, overseeing the company's transformation into a cloud computing powerhouse

Satya Nadella

500

This British businessman founded Virgin Group and is known for his adventurous spirit, including attempting to break world records in air and sea travel

Richard Branson

Company Slogans

100

This sportswear company is known for its slogan "Just Do It."

Nike

200

This company asks: "what's in your wallet?"

Capital One

300

The slogan "the ultimate driving machine" belongs to this car manufacture

BMW

400

This airline's slogan is "the world's favorite airline."

British Airways

500

This home appliance brand says, "the ultimate cleaning experience."

Dyson

Currencies of the world

100

This European currency was adopted by 19 of the 27 European Union countries

Euro

200

This currency is shared by several countries in Latin America, including Mexico, Argentina, and Dominican Republic

Peso

300

This currency is used in India and was introduced in 2010

Indian Rupee

400

This Middle Eastern country uses Dirham as its currency

United Arab Emirates

500

This currency is named after a precious metal and is used in South Africa

South African Rand

Global Economics

100

This term describes the total market value of all goods and services produced within a country's border over a year

Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

200

This term describes the rate at which a country's currency declines in value compared to other currencies

depreciation

300

This military alliance, formed in 1949, includes 30 member countries and is primarily focused on collective defense against aggression

North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

400

In 1995, this organization was created to regulate international trade and replace the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT)

World Trade Organization (WTO)

500

This country, the first to introduce a "negative interest rate" policy in 2014, is often studied for its unconventional monetary policies

Sweden