Jeopardy

Name the song by hearing it

100

APT

APT

200

What a wonderful world 

What a wonderful world 

300

Here comes the sun 

Here comes the sun 

400

Shake it off 

Shake it off

500

Dance monkey

Dance monkey 

Name the state by a landmark

100

The monument of this landmark features the faces of four United States presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln.

South Dakota 

200

I hold a tablet inscribed with the date July 4, 1776, and stand on a broken chain, symbolizing the end of slavery.

New York 

300

This landmark, built for the 1962 World's Fair, stands over 600 feet tall and features a rotating restaurant and observation deck in its saucer-shaped top.

Washington 

400

"Completed in 1937, this iconic vermilion-colored suspension bridge spans the entrance to a bay and connects San Francisco to Marin County

California 

500

This enormous chasm  is a national park and one of the seven natural wonders of the world.

Arizona 

Name the food

100

This famous dish from Naples, Italy, is named for the queen who loved its patriotic colors: red tomato sauce, white mozzarella cheese, and green basil.

Pizza

200

"Often paired with a red sauce and meatballs, this pasta’s name is the Italian plural for 'little strings.'"

Spaghetti 

300

Which dessert, a classic of American cuisine, is traditionally baked in a shallow, round dish and features a lattice-work top?

Pie

400

This frozen dessert is made by churning milk, cream, and sugar, and is often served in a cone or bowl. What is it?

Ice cream 

500

 This dish, which literally translates to "little cheese thing," is a Mexican staple featuring a tortilla folded or stacked around a generous amount of melted cheese.

 

Quesadilla 

Name the sport

100

This game, also known as football outside of North America, is played with a spherical ball and two teams of 11 players on a rectangular field.

Soccer 

200

This iconic player, known as "The Iron Horse," played first base for the New York Yankees and held the record for most consecutive games played for 56 years.

Baseball 

300

This term, a method of dismissing a batsman, involves a fielder catching the ball after it has been hit by the batsman but before it bounces.

Cricket 

400

"The first professional American football league was established in 1920 with 14 teams, and it was originally known by this name."

Football 

500

This sport's most famous stroke is the butterfly, named for its resemblance to the insect.

Swimming 

Name the movie

100

This 1993 Steven Spielberg blockbuster sees a group of scientists and visitors attempt to survive on a remote island theme park after a power failure allows genetically engineered dinosaurs to run wild. The park's creator insists he "spared no expense."

Jurassic Park 

200

This epic romance and disaster film from 1997, directed by James Cameron, follows the forbidden love between a poor artist and an upper-class woman aboard the ill-fated maiden voyage of a famous ocean liner in 1912.

Titanic 

300

Clue: In this 1985 sci-fi comedy, a teenager accidentally travels back in time 30 years in a modified DeLorean and must ensure his parents fall in love to save his own existence.

Back to the future 

400

Clue: In this 2008 Pixar film, a lonely trash-compacting robot falls in love with a sleek, high-tech probe named EVE, following her across the galaxy to save humanity.

WALL-E 

500

Clue: This 2016 animated film follows a young rabbit who leaves her rural home to become the first of her kind on the police force of a bustling city filled with anthropomorphic animals.

Zootopia