Isitate Uno Tournament Jeopardy Round 1

General Knowledge

20

This capital of Canada is the home to Parliament Hill and the Notre-Dame Basilica. 

Ottawa

30

The standard classical piano has this many keys, while some more modern and smaller keyboards may have as little as 44 keys.

88 keys

40

World War II, beginning in 1939 when the Nazis invaded Poland, was the biggest and deadliest war in history, officially ending in this year.

1945

50

Many scenes of this popular 90s TV sitcom took place a cafe called the "Central Perk".

FRIENDS

60

With construction lasting over 2300 years from 680BC to 1681 AD, the Great Wall of China is considered one of the 7 Wonders of the World, standing at approximately this many km/miles long. (To the nearest 1000 km/miles)

21,196 km (21,000km)

13,171 miles (13,000 miles)

THE ANSWER IS HERE

20

This planet, including Pluto (#justiceforpluto), is the third closest from the sun.

EARTH

30

This category of American movies is known to have cowboys, tumbleweeds, saloons, and gun fights.

WESTERN

40

This Christian holiday celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, taking three days after his death on Good Friday.

Hint: This holiday took place two weeks ago, today.

EASTER

50

DAILY DOUBLE !

Children at the park love to play on this contraption, a long narrow board that moves up and down due to the counteraction of weight.

SEESAW

60

Young men and women who spend many years learning to dance and sing, typically to become K-Pop sensations, are called these.

TRAINEES

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

20

Choose the correct spelling:

Bizarre, Bizzare, Bizare Bizzarre

Bizarre

30

Anatidaephobia is the fear of this.

The fear of being watched by swans, ducks, or geese.

40

How many princes of the southern isles are there?

11, 12, 13, 14

13

50

Who is the true karate kid?

Johnny Lawrence

(William Zabka will also be accepted as an answer.)

60

Fill in the blank.

"You nicknamed my daughter after __?"

The Loch Ness Monster

Before and After

20

"Teenage Dream" and "Last Friday Night" singer and Disney's evil fighting marsupial that lays eggs

Katy Perry the Platypus

30

A French landmark meets an Italian landmark that can't seem to stand straight.

Eiffel Tower of Pisa

40

If it hadn't been for this title song character of a song by the Rednex, this middle child and most popular member of a three-brother boyband would've been married a long time ago.

Cotton Eye Joe Jonas

50

Annual tennis competition held in England, in combination with a member of the sensational six.

Wimble(Don)-ald Duck

60

Official Nippon Mailing System, and American singer of hit songs "Sunflower" and "Circles"

Japan Post Malone

A-M-I

20

This noble gas is number 18 on the periodic table.

Argon

30

According to Christian faith, there are two stories of the creation of the first man, with the man unnamed in Genesis 1:27, but in Genesis 1:5, he is given this name.

Adam

40

This song, originally written by Dolly Parton, was made popular by Whitney Houston in 1992, with the Japanese Google translation of the title being

 私はあなたのことをいつまでも愛します.

I Will Always Love You

50

This famous actress and nepo baby made a name for herself when she was just 13 years old, debuting as Disney's newest teen pop sensation and title character of her own TV show in 2006, with the theme song being "The Best of Both Worlds."

Miley Cyrus

60

Harrison Ford, well known for playing Han Solo in the Star Wars franchise for 42 years also played this iconic explorer for the same, impressive number of years.

Indiana Jones