Words
Summer Olympics
Dad Jokes
Fashion
Jeopardy's Hardest Questions
200

The correct spelling is A. Swim Suits B. Swim-Suits C. Swimsuits

C. Swimsuits

200

When the Tokyo Summer Olympics were held (What Year?)

2021

200

What do you get when you combine an elephant with a fish?

Swimming Trunks

200

These were invented in the 12th century by the Chinese. They were a crude slab of smoked quartz that was made to block out the sun rays. 

Sunglasses

200

Paul Michael Glaser & David Soul

Starsky & Hutch

400

The standard spelling of SPF

Sun Protection Factor

400

The Rio Summer Olympics were held (What year)

2016

400

A tree that fits in your hand

Palm Tree

400

These are thought to have originated in Ancient Egypt around 4,000 BC. The modern version began as a Japanese export in the 1950s. This cheap rubber footwear soon became a summer staple for children and adults alike.

Flip Flops

400

Sink it and you've scratched

Cue Ball (Billards/Pool)
600

The historical figure the Month of July was named after

Julius Caesar

600

The majority metal (material) used to make Gold Medals

Silver

600

How do you know the ocean is friendly?

It waves

600

This article of clothing owes much of it's contemporary origins to the military. Possibly the earliest example (the 1880s) of the modern modern-day version is the uniform of the heavily respected Nepalese army.

Shorts

600

If you know the correct procedure, you “know” this, also a tool

The/A Drill

800

The old English word spelling for "summer"

Somer

800

First Olympic Summer Games (Year)

1896

800

Coolest letter in the alphabet

Iced "T"
800

It was first introduced in the late Victorian era, and enjoyed a decades-long heyday as informal summer headwear. It was particularly popular amongst boaters who would spend large parts of the day out in the sunshine.

Sun Hat

800

Your choice: do or don’t name this play in which the QB runs the ball & can choose to pitch it to another back.

The Option Play

1000

Word Scramble: NVCIAOTA

VACATION

1000

A game no longer in the Olympics

Tug of War

1000

What do you call a snowman in July

A puddle

1000

Short-sleeved with a top row of buttons and a collar – was first designed for playing tennis in France in 1929. Namely, by tennis player René Lacoste, also known by his nickname "Crocodile".

Polo Shirt

1000

In 1992, this city’s velodrome, once used in the Olympic Games, was transformed into an environmental biodome.

Montreal