jeopardy

sports

100

1. The Fresh Snow: Which endurance sport just made its official Olympic debut at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Games last month?

Ski mountaineering

200

1. Bracket Season: In the history of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, who is the only #16 seed to ever defeat a #1 seed twice? (Wait—this is a trick, only two #16 seeds have ever won. Name either the 2018 or 2023 team that did it).

UMBC Retrievers

300

1. The Gridiron: Which NFL quarterback currently holds the record for the most Super Bowl rings as a player?

Tom Brady

400

1. The Pitch: In baseball, what is the rare feat called when a pitcher throws a complete game shutout in under 100 pitches?

A "Maddux"

500

1. New Era F1: With the massive 2026 engine rule changes starting this season, which German automaker has officially joined the grid as a factory team?

Audi

history

100

1. Which ancient city in Egypt was home to the most famous library of the classical world before it was destroyed by fire?

1. Alexandria

200

Which Italian artist, inventor, and polymath painted both the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper?

1. Leonardo da Vinci

300

 In July 1969, who became the second human to walk on the moon, stepping off the ladder just minutes after Neil Armstrong?

1. Buzz Aldrin

400

The storming of which Parisian prison on July 14, 1789, is considered the flashpoint of the French Revolution?

1. The Bastille

500

1. The Roof of the World: Mount Everest sits on the border between which two Asian countries?

1. Nepal and China

flags

100

1. The Lone Star: Which nation’s flag features a single large white star on a blue square in the top left, with one white stripe and one red stripe? (Hint: It is often confused with the state flag of Texas).

chile 

200

 Which country is the only one in the world to have a national flag that is not a quadrilateral (it's made of two stacked triangles)?

nepal

300

1.  In 1965, this country officially replaced its "Red Ensign" flag with a simple red and white design featuring a 11-pointed leaf. Which country is it?

canada

400

Both Argentina and which other South American neighbor feature the "Sun of May" (a sun with a human face) on their national flags?

uruguay 

500

While many Nordic flags use this offset cross, which country’s flag is famously a white cross on a red field?

denmark

WW2

100

1. Which massive 1942-1943 battle in the Soviet Union is often cited as the deadliest in history and the major turning point for the Axis powers on the Eastern Front?

Stalingrad

200

1. At which English country estate did Alan Turing and his team famously crack the German Enigma code?

1. Bletchley Park

300

What was the nickname given to the German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel for his tactical success in the North African campaign?

the desert fox

400

On December 7, 1941, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor brought the U.S. into the war. In which U.S. Territory (at the time) did this take place?

hawaii

500

Which American B-29 Superfortress bomber dropped the first atomic bomb, "Little Boy," on the city of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945?

enola gay

math

100

 In the number 4,582, which digit is in the hundreds place?

5

200

If you are shopping and see a toy for $76, what is that price rounded to the nearest ten?

80

300

Look at this sequence: 3, 6, 12, 24, ___. What is the next number in the pattern?

48

400

Which symbol (<, >, or =) makes this statement true? 4 x 5 ___ 2 x 10

=

500

Sarah has 29 stickers and Sam has 52 stickers. About how many stickers do they have altogether? (Round to the nearest ten to find the estim

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