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Final Jeopardy
100
The author of Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus and Knuffle Bunny, among other books.
Who is Mo Willems?
100
The only even prime number.
What is 2?
100
In this sport, "Love" is used to signify zero points.
What is Tennis?
100
The Capital of this Mesoamerican Empire floated atop lake Texoco, and would eventually become Mexico City.
What is the Aztec Empire?
100
Sunflowers, 1888, Holland.
Who was Van Gogh?
100
The 2nd best selling musical act of all time, after the Beatles.
Who is/was Michael Jackson?
100
The sort of Icing on the outside of a Boston Creme Doughnut.
What is Chocolate?
200
In If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, the Mouse's first request was a cookie. His final request was a ______.
What is A Cookie?
200
In Civil Engineering, Abrams' Law states that compressive strength is inversely proportional to the ratio of water:cement in the case of __________.
What is Concrete?
200
In American Football, the name of the Offensive Player who "snaps" the ball to the Quarterback.
What is the Center?
200
Aristotle was the Tutor of this Great leader of the Ancient World.
Who was Alexander?
200
Guernica, 1936, Spain.
Who was Picasso?
200
Sweden's first win at the Eurovision Song Contest came in 1974 with this band.
Who are ABBA?
200
Holland Lop, British Lionhead, and Flemish Giant are all types/breeds of this animal.
What is Rabbit?
300
In the sequel to Alice in Wonderland, Alice returns to Wonderland through this piece of houshold furniture.
What is a Mirror/Looking Glass?
300
In Computer Arcihtecture, the CPU stands for this.
What is the Central Processing Unit?
300
This country has the most wins in the FIFA World Cup.
What is Brazil?
300
The New Testament of the Bible was first written in this language.
What is Greek.
300
The Thinker, 1904, France.
Who was Rodin?
300
The world's most popular online musical streaming service, comprising ~31% of the global market share in 2025.
What is Spotify?
300
The Capital of Wyoming.
What is Cheyenne?
400
In Britain, the first Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, was instead called Harry Potter and the ________ Stone.
What is Philosopher's?
400
Alongside Mercury, this is the only element on the Periodic that's liquid at room temperature.
What is Bromine (Br)?
400
In Golf, the club sometimes called the "10 Iron" is much better known by this name.
What is the Pitching Wedge?
400
The only African Country to never be successfully colonised.
What is Ethiopia?
400
Peace - Burial At Sea, 1842, England.
Who was Turner?
400
The Pop Singer Sabrina Carpenter recently became the latest female artist to receive back-to-back Grammy nominations for "Album of the Year". The last female artist to do this before her was __________, in 2021 and 2022, respectively.
Who is Taylor Swift.
400
The most popular variety of Banana sold worldwide.
What is the Cavendish?
400
Category: Toys and Games.
Make your Wagers Now.
500
In Dr. Seuss' The 500 Hats of Bartholemew Cubbins, the titular hats are this colour.
What is Red?
500
This photo, known as the "Pale Blue Dot" was taken of the Earth in 1990 by this spacecraft.
What is Voyager I?
500
The only city to have hosted both the Summer and Winter Olympics.
What is Beijing?
500
The final dynasty of Imperial China, ruling from 1644-1912.
Who were the Qing?
500
David, 1440s, Italy.
Who was Donatello?
500
The Country Legend Dolly Parton has this many Solo Studio Albums.
Any answer + or - 5 will be accepted.
What is 49?
500
Japanese has this many Scripts (writing systems), not counting Romanized Letters for Pronunciation.
What is 3?
500
LEGOs originally come from this country.
What is Denmark?