jeopardy

Who's that Pokemon???((⚠️⚠️⚠️On Your Own Risk⚠️⚠️⚠️))

100

 name that pokémon:

mimiku 

200

a portmanteau of the words "charcoal" or "char" and "lizard". 

charizard 

300

This Pokémon, known for its ability to regenerate health by eating leaves, evolves from Chikorita and is known as the leaf Pokémon.

Bayleef

400

Question: What are the three Pokémon that Ho-Oh resurrected? (one of them should be enough)

These three Pokémon were reborn as (Raikou), (Entei), and (Suicune) after a lightning bolt struck their tower, causing a fire that was later extinguished by a downpour.

500

This Pokémon’s arms are theorized to have once been the head of an ancient dragon Pokémon, and its body is composed of crystallized dragon energy, said to possess the powers of every dragon Pokémon.

Regidrago

Rock N Roll

100

This iconic Queen song features the famous line "Another one____"

Another One Bites the Dust

200

This Guns N' Roses hit was inspired by the singer's future wife, Erin Everly, who is the daughter of one of the Everly Brothers.

Sweet Child O' Mine

300

This Metallica song, known for its iconic riff, shares its title with the condition Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).

Enter Sandman 

400

This band member from The Who performed the song "The Wind Mail."

Pete Townshend

500

This guitar solo by Van Halen is ranked among the top 7 most famous guitar solos of all time. 

eruption

Name that US capital city

100

This city, named after the father of our country, is home to the White House.

Washington DC 

200

The capital of Texas that shares its name with a popular boy's first name.

Austin 

300

• Known for its famous horse race, this Kentucky city also serves as the state capital.

Frankfort

400

This is the capital of New York, and no, it's not New York City.

Albany 

500

The only U.S. state capital with three words in its name, and it's known for the world's largest hot air balloon festival.

 Santa Fe

Name that animal

100

• This large mammal is known for its long trunk and tusks, often found wandering around savannas.

elephant 

200

The fastest land animal, this spotted feline can reach speeds up to 70 mph.

cheeta 

300

This animal is known for laughing, but trust me, its bite is no joke.

hyena 

400

This bird can't fly but runs up to 45 mph across the African plains.

outrages 

500

The only mammal capable of true flight, often associated with vampires.

bats

Important historical figure

100

This U.S. president delivered the famous Gettysburg Address during the Civil War.

Abraham Lincoln

200

Known for her work with the Underground Railroad, this woman helped free enslaved people.

Harriet Tubman

300

This famous physicist developed the theory of relativity and had some crazy hair.

Albert Einstein

400

He conquered much of Europe and crowned himself Emperor of France in the early 1800s.

Napoleon Bonaparte

500

Known as the "Father of the Constitution," this Founding Father also became the fourth U.S. president.

James Madison