Jeopardy SKO 2021 Edition

Animals Shanimals

100

This person volunteers at an animal rescue

Meagan

200

This is the largest animal in the world

The Antarctic blue whale - this animal weighs up to 400,000 pounds (approximately 33 elephants) and reaching up to 98 feet in length.

300

This person grew up on a small farm and raised all different types of animals

Brad Losurdo

400

This is a crazy cat person: has 5 cats and a spouse named...Kat

Matt

500

This is the tallest animal in the world

The giraffe - the average giraffe stands 14 to 19 feet (4.3 to 5.8 meters) tall, according to National Geographic

Pandemic Hobbies

100

This person picked up cycling

Nithin

200

This person got better at cooking

Anil

300

This person became a realtor

Sagar

400

This is the most popular pandemic hobby, according to Google search results

Watching tv shows and movies  

500

DAILY DOUBLE: This person started hip hop dance classes

Irmina

Interesting Factoids

100

This person lives near three active Drive-In Theatres

Nikki

200

This person has surfed in Costa Rica, Hawaii, Florida and California

Ehren

300

This person can survive by drinking Coke

Naveen

400

This person loves music and keeps up an amateur interest in playing the guitar

Mike

500

This planet is the hottest in the solar system

Venus

Fun & Leisure

100

This person is a motorcycle enthusiast

Hastu

200

This person is a philatelist (stamp collector) and numismatist (coins collector)

Sir Brad

300

More people visit this country than any other country in the world (think pre-Covid)

France - 89 Million Visitors 

400

This chess piece can only move diagonally 

A bishop

500

This person writes free verse and nonfiction personal essays

Shraddha

You Won't Believe This

100

This person's first car was a Trabant made in East Germany and it was made from hard cardboard

Vassil

200

DAILY DOUBLE: This person's parents were born on the same day, in the same year, at the same hospital.

Christina

300

This profession is known to be the oldest in the world

Dentistry -  One study found evidence of teeth being drilled in skulls that dates from 7,500 to 9,000 years ago. The holes were likely made using a prehistoric bow-drill. Other research on a 14,000-year-old skull found that "one rotten tooth in the jaw had been deliberately scoured and scraped with a tool," according to the BBC.  

400

This person can easily carry a 25 to 30 Kgs backpack throughout a mountain trek for 12 days at an altitude of over 4000 meters

Sunil

500

This person has mastered playing golf with one hand (and does better than with two!)

Stephen