Jeopardy Week 4

Stadiums

100

Toronto

200

New York

300

Atlanta, Georgia

400

Ottawa

500

Los Angeles

600

Brooklyn New York

700

Chicago

800

Winnipeg

900

Vancouver

1000

Toronto

Drake

100

Where was Drake Born?

Toronto

200

What year was Drake born?

1986

300

What is Drakes's real name?

Aubrey Drake Graham

400

What religion was he raised into?

Jewish

500

What was his first famed role?

Degrassi

600

Which singer did Drake and Chris Brown have a conflict over?

Rihanna

700

What sport did Drake play when he was younger?

Hockey

800

What local sports team hires Drake to be their global ambassador?

Toronto Raptors

900

Finish the song lyrics: Running through the six with my ______

Woes

1000

What is Drakes latest album called?

Views

Snacks

100

baked snacks that are twisted into a knot-like shape

Pretzels

200

This explodes and puffs up in the heat and is low in fat and calories and high in fibre and is sugar-free. 

Popcorn

300

Slice this fruit that grows on a tree, and add some peanut butter

Apple slices with peanut butter

400

These cups can be plain, vanilla, have fruits, or mixed with granola. 

Yogurt

500

These tropical or Jamaican delights are made with sustainable, non-hydrogenated Palm Oil, which is rich in antioxidants. An all natural sea salt finish sets off the sweet notes

Plantain chips

600

Delicious, snackable, contains heaps of beta carotene (for skin and eyes), has fiber, is rich in antioxidants, and has vitamin A C and K

Carrots

700

Cashews, almonds, pecans, walnuts, dried fruit, etc. Also, they may contain breakfast cereals, granola, chocolate chips, pretzels, shredded coconut, carob chips, and seeds 

Trail mix

800

Combine avocado, seasoning, cilantro, and salsa or tomatoes to eat with your chips. 

Guacamole

900

a bar made of a mixture of oats and other ingredients (such as brown sugar, raisins, coconut, or nuts) that is eaten as a snack

Granola Bar

1000

This snack comes in a clear plastic container, it has flavours of banana, chocolate, vanilla, lemon, tapioca, and vanilla. You'll need a spoon to eat this snack

Snack Pack 

National Geographic!

100

Mallard Duck

200

Flamingo

300

Bald Eagle

400

Aardvark

500

Crow

600

Ostrich

700

Bison

800

Artic Fox

900

Bobcat

1000

Caribou

Movies

100

Joker

200

Jumanji

300

Back to the Future

400

The Lorax

500

Bohemian Rhapsody

600

Us

700

The Goonies

800

The Shining

900

Casablanca

1000

Drive

Home Alone

100

Marv Murchins, Daniel Stern

200

What type of band does Kate hitch a ride with?

Polka

300

How old was Kevin in the movie?

8

400

What type of food does Kevin order for takeout?

Pizza

500

What year was the movie released?

1990

600

Where is the McCallister family planning to vacation?

Paris

700

Name this character

Harry, Joe Pesci

800

When are the "Wet Bandits" planning to break in to Kevin's house?

Christmas Eve

900

What does Kevin accidentally steal from the store?

Toothpaste

1000

What causes the McCallisters to oversleep?

Alarm clock reset

Inventors

100

Thomas Edison 

Edison is also known for his work with light bulbs, electricity, film, and audio devices.

200

Alexander Graham Bell 

In 1876 at the age of 29, Alexander Graham Bell invented his telephone

300

James Naismith 

Basketball 

400

Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs was best remembered as the charismatic co-founder of Apple Inc.

500

Benjamin Franklin  

Benjamin Franklin was known for his many accomplishments: the invention of the lightning rod, the iron furnace stove or Franklin Stove, bifocal glasses, and the odometer.

600

Tim Berners Lee

Tim Berners-Lee is an English engineer and computer scientist credited with inventing the World Wide Web, He first described a proposal for such a system in 1989, but it wasn't until August 1991 that the first website was published and online.

 

700

James Dyson 

Sir James Dyson is a British inventor and industrial designer who revolutionized vacuum cleaning with the invention of the Dual Cyclone, the first bagless vacuum cleaner. 

800

Johannes Guttenberg

Johannes Guttenberg’s printing press is the most important invention of all time. 

900

Johan Logie Baird

John Logie Baird is the inventor of mechanical television (an earlier version of television). 

1000

Nikola Tesla

Tesla was a genius, invented fluorescent lighting, the Tesla induction motor, and the Tesla coil, alternating current (AC) electrical supply system that included a motor and transformer, as well as three-phase electricity.

 

Board Games

100

requires two players, purely a strategy, played on a checkered tiled board with sixty-four squares arranged in an eight-by-eight grid. It is one of the world's most ancient and popular games, played by millions of people all across the globe

Chess

200

This game was initially rejected by Parker Brothers, the longest ever played game was over 1600 hour long, in Cuba Fidel Castro ordered all sets to be destroyed, and to this day there are a variety of versions, including a Dog and Toronto Version 

Monopoly

300

This game is produced by Parker Brothers, is a strategy game for 2-6 people, the standard version is played on a board with a political and a territorial map of Earth, players attempt world domination. 

Risk

400

consists of two to four players who score points by placing tiles, each tile bears a single letter onto a game board which is a 15×15 grid of cells

Scrabble

500

Developed by Milton Bradley, and one of the earliest board games developed into a video game, makes two payers essentially guess a set of consecutive squares, arranged either vertically or horizontally. 

Battleship

600

This exciting mystery game is designed for three to six players, it is a game of guessing: who what and where

Clue

700

This game whisks us back in time to the age of explorers; faced with an uninhabited island, players have to settle it before their opponents do. And because everyone's fighting to civilize the same frontier, clever manoeuvring is the order of the day.

Catan

800

Steady fingers! Steady fingers! Players must be precise to avoid hearing the buzzer. 

Operation 

900

Critical thinking and steady hands are needed to maneuver this game, watch out and the clear the way in case you lose!

Jenga

1000

 a simple and nostalgic game of luck and strategy, is best for two to four players. 

At the start of the game, players receive four pawns to move around the game board, then draw a card. Pull either a one or a two card to get off the start position, then race your way back to the home base, forcing other players backward along the way. First one home wins.

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