JeopardyLabs

Math

100

This is the value of x in the equation 3x+60=75

5

200

This is the value of 2^5 

32

300

This number is16% of 600

96

400

These are the only numbers that are both the sum and product of the same three positive numbers 

1, 2, and 3

500

This number is the smallest prime number 

2

Animals

100

This is the only mammal that can sustain flight

Bat

200

This insect has the shortest lifespan 

a fly

300

This mammal has the longest pregnancy lasting about 22 months

Elephant 

400

This animal has the largest eyes relative to its body size

Vampire Shrimp

500

This is the loudest animal in the world with sound reaching up to 233 decibels

Sperm whale 

Geography

100

These are the only states to boarder Michigan

Ohio, Indiana, and Wisconsin 

200

The geographic center of the contiguous United States is located in this state

Kansas

300

This city name is the most frequently used city name in America (hint; it's also the name of a state capital)

Springfield 

400

This African country is the most populous landlocked (doesn't boarder the ocean) in the world 

Ethiopia 

500

This is the deepest point of the Earth's crust found in Mariana Trench 

Challenger Deep

Random

100

This is the most commonly eaten food in the world 

Rice

200

This is the only letter in the English alphabet that doesn't appear on the periodic table

J

300

*Double points* Pick a number 1-10

8

400

This country is the largest producer of saffron (a spice used for cooking) on Earth

Iran

500

This country was first to abolish capital punishment 

Venezuela 

History

100

This event is what caused America to enter WWII

The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor

200

This was the name of the first satellite put into orbit 

*bonus points* if you say the year it was put into orbit 

Sputnik 1 in 1957

300

This ruler was the first emperor of the Roman Empire

Augustus Caesar 

400

This is where the Industrial Revolution begin (in what country)

Great Britain/England/United Kingdom

500

This country was the first to officially adopt the metric system 

France