January Jeopardy

Chocolate

100

A dense chocolate dessert square that sometimes includes walnuts 

What is : Brownie 

200

Take a break- These fingers of chocolate covered wafers are Canadas most popular bar 

Kit - Kat 

300

Hot Coco is best served with mini these on top?

Marshmallows 

400

White Chocolate is actually not chocolate- it is milk & sugar mixed with this ( the fat of a cocoa bean) 

Cocoa Butter 

500

This African "Coast" country is the worlds #1 producer of cocoa 

Ivory Coast 

January Babies

100

The "great one" of ice hockey players, he was born in Brantford, ON on January 26th, 1961

Wayne Gretzky 

200

Born January 11th, 1815, John A. Macdonald was the first of this Canada 

Prime Minister 

300

January 18th, 1950, was a Grand Prix year for this sport because Gilles Villeneuve was born 

Car racing / Auto racing 

400

Politician and Leader of the NDP, He was born on January 2nd, 1979

Jagmeet Singh 

500

Sarah McLachlan, Born January 28th 1968, is famous for her career as this 

Singer / songwriter 

Classic Games

100

Some versions of this children's party game comes with 14 "donkey tails"

Pin the tail on the donkey 

200

The 1990s Junior version of this game features ticket booths for amusement park rides instead oh hotels 

Monopoly 

300

Originating in India, players climb up ladders and slide down snakes to reach the finish 

Snakes and ladders 

400

The funny bone is worth $400 in this surgical "skill game where you're the doctor" 

Operation  

500

In this strike of genius, Canadian Tommy Ryan reduces this game from 10 to 5 Pins 

Bowling 

Languages

100

The standard form of this language is based on the dialect of Lisbon 

Portuguese 

200

Since ancient times, Japanese has been written with characters borrowed from this language? 

Chinese 

300

Its the official language of Egypt 

Arabic

400

There are many dialects, the official language of Austria 

German 

500

Before 2009 Greenland had 2 official languages: Greenlandic & This 

Danish 

Aquatic Animals

100

The name of this animal is from 2 Greek words meaning "eight feet" 

Octopus 

200

The Artic mammal uses its tusks as a weapon & to gig for clams and other shellfish 

Walrus 

300

Reaching a length of 20 cm ( 8 inches ) its the largest frog in Canada 

Bullfrog 

400

With the thickest fur of any mammal, they use a stone to open shells as well as to dislodge abalones 

Sea otter 

500

The 2 major groups of these marine mammals are toothed and baleen 

Whales