NEW YORK JEOPARDY

TOURIST SAVANT

100

Featured in many holiday movies including "Home Alone 2", this location is known for its ice skating rink on top.

Rockefeller Center

200

Perpetually busy, this location hosts a barrage of electric billboards day and night.

Times Square

300

Standing just under 152 feet tall, this monument weighs approximately 450,000 pounds.

Statue of Liberty

400

One of the most famous shopping streets in America.

5th Street

500

Completed in 1883 with its Gothic-archways, this is the world's first steel suspension bridge.

Brooklyn Bridge

CITY FOODS

100

This pie is usually bought by the slice.

Pizza (Pie)

200

This dog is not wrapped in a blanket.

Bagel Dog

300

A steak only Diane could love.

Diane Steak

400

What cuisine had an early influence in New York City?

Italian Cuisine

500

This flaky dessert created by pastry chef Dominique Ansel in 2013 was in response to a customer's disappointment in not having doughnut on the menu.

Cronut

FAMOUS MOVIES

100

This 1984 film includes one very hungry green ghost.

Ghostbusters

200

This 2002 movie gave us the slogan: "Just your friendly neighborhood..."

Spiderman

300

This 1961 movie stars Audrey Hepburn as a young New York socialite.  

Breakfast At Tiffany's

400

A 1977 Woody Allen film featuring Diane Keaton.

Annie Hall

500

Tom Hanks finds himself all grown up the next day in this 1988 comedy.

Big

BROADWAY MUSICALS

100

Opening in 1988, this musical about a masked musical genius has the most stage performances to date (12,830).

Phantom Of The Opera

200

Opening in 1997, this musical is an adaption of a popular Disney movie set in the "Pride Lands".

The Lion King

300

This musical was written as a biography on a famous founding father.

Hamilton

400

This musical is based of the songs of famous Swedish group ABBA.

Mama Mia

500

An adaptation of Victor Hugo's 1862 novel of the same name.

Les Misérables

SLANG

100

This phrase actually means a lot longer than 60 seconds.

A Minute

200

A word meaning to accept a deal, rather than make a wager.

Bet

300

Used as a term to describe extreme cold.  As a noun it can be set in place using mortar.

brick

400

Whatever you are eating, you will need one of these to wash it down, but drop the "-erage".

Bev

500

This means the opposite of "Nah Yeah".

Yeah Nah