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  • This is the Pittsburgh Major League Baseball team.
  • What are the Pirates?
100
  • This is a bound collection or book of maps. 
  • What is an Atlas?
100
  • This the sixth planet from the sun. 

What is Saturn?

100
  • This is a violent, rotating column of air not uncommon in Indiana. 

What is tornado?

100
  • This continent spans across all four hemispheres (Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western).  

What is Africa?

200
  • This is the largest ocean on Earth.  
  • What is the Pacific?
200
  • This is an intense, irrational fear of spiders.
  •  What is Arachnophobia?
200
  • This is the largest of the North American Great Lakes. 

What is Superior?

200
  • This is the capital city of Japan. 

What is Tokyo?

200
  • This is a significant loss of memory. 

What is amnesia?

300
  • This is a group of lions. 
  • What is a Pride?
300

This is the chemical and formal name for Vitamin C.

What is Ascorbic Acid?

300
  • This is a member of the old military class in feudal Japan. 

What is Samurai?

300
  • This food is made from mashed soybeans. 

What is Tofu?

300
  • This is a story with a hidden, symbolic meaning. 

What is an Allegory?

400
  • This is the Roman city buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. 
  • What is Pompeii?
400
  • This is a place where beehives or colonies of bees are kept. 

What is an Apiary?

400
  • This is a six letter word for a detective or investigator. 

What is Sleuth?

400
  • This is the largest moon of Saturn. 

What is Titan?

400
  • This is a long solo song sung by one person in an opera? 

What is an Aria?

500
  • This is the yellow electric mouse mascot of Pokémon.  
  • What is Pikachu?
500
  • This mountain range is the longest (not highest) in the world. 

What are the Andes?

500
  • This thirteen letter adjective that means doing something secretly or quietly because you do not want anyone to see or notice you. 

What is Surreptitious?

500
  • This is the lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere where weather happens. 

What is the Troposphere?

500
  • The most common occupations for Jeopardy! contestants and winners are students, teachers, and this.  

What is attorney?