Jeopardy: Noah Edition

Auto Racing

100

This driver from Oklahoma shares his last name with a natural disaster.

Frank Flud

200

This team won the Formula 1 Constructors Championship for four straight years from 2010-2013 placed third in the championship last year.

Red Bull Racing

300

This 500-mile race is named after the midwestern city that it takes place in.

Indianapolis 500

400

This track is often called "The Sprintcar Capital of the World."

Knoxville Raceway

500

This Columbian driver is the only driver in the modern era to win a NASCAR, Indycar, and Formula 1 race.

Juan Pablo Montoya

Geography

100

This mountain, the tallest in North America, is visible from over 100 miles away.

Denali

200

This country, the largest in the world, sold Alaska to the United States in 1867.

Russia

300

This island is the largest and northernmost in the world.

Greenland

400

This city is the largest in the world with a population of over 35 million people.

Tokyo

500

This continent's name roughly translates to southern land in Latin.

Australia

Disney

100

This film was the revolutionary first-ever feature-length animated film. 

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

200

This city in Missouri is where Walt Disney said the happiest time of his life took place.

Marceline, Missouri

300

This man was CEO during the "Disney Renaissance" of the 1990's.

Michael Eisner

400

This ride located at Disney World is the most expensive amusement ride of all time.

Expedition Everest

500

This time-themed ride is the longest at Walt Disney World.

The Carousel of Progress

Auto Manufacturers

100

This automobile manufacturer produced the legendary Model T in the early 20th century.

Ford

200

This manufacturer is well known for making expensive electric cars.

Tesla

300

This automobile manufacturer is known for calling their cars "The Silver Arrows."

Mercedes

400

This Japanese auto manufacturer makes both motorcycles and pianos.

Yamaha

500

This luxury auto manufacturer began life as a tractor manufacturer in the 1950's.

Lamborghini

Space

100

This rocket was used to take the first humans to the moon in 1969.

Saturn V

200

This planet is known for rotating on its side.

Uranus

300

This gas giant is the windiest in the entire solar system with winds clocking in at over 900 mph.

Neptune

400

This probe, launched in 1977, is the farthest manmade object from the earth in the universe.

Voyager 1

500

This black hole lies at the center of our galaxy.

Sagittarius A