World War One Trivia
Beef up your knowledge of World War I with this 25 Interesting Facts video from List25. We’ve also collected a bunch of random WWI Jeopardy! clues — they are in...
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Independent Countries with Less than 50,000 People
We know you’re already saying Vatican City as the least populated independent country in the world. Yer right. Nevertheless, we wanted to get a bit of a different kind of...
World Capitals and Their Rivers
How are you doing on your knowledge of rivers that flow through world capitals? On Jeopardy!, some capital city rivers are much more likely to show up than others. Here,...
U.S. Presidents and Their Zodiac Signs
If you enjoy astrology, take a look at the Presidents of the United States sorted by their zodiac signs. At this point in time, 3 signs are the top contenders...
Abraham Lincoln Trivia on his Birthday Anniversary
Today is the 208th anniversary of the birthday of Abraham Lincoln and we’ve got some knowledge to share about the 16th President of the United States.
Money Songs that Stick in Your Mind
The song that yesterday’s Final Jeopardy clue brought to mind was “Money, Money” (aka Money Makes the World Go Round”) from the 1972 film “Cabaret”, performed by Joel Grey and...
Treaties on Jeopardy
Here are a bunch of treaties that have come up in one way or another on the quiz show Jeopardy since the year 2011. That means the treaty might have...
4th of July Trivia
Here is some Independence Day trivia to go with today’s 4th of July festivities. Some famous folks who were born on the 4th of July are: 1804 – Nathaniel Hawthorne,...
12 Triple Stumpers (Game 2 – Power Players)
12 triple stumpers from the 5-17-2016 Power Players Jeopardy! match, featuring Michael Steele, Lara Logan and Anderson Cooper
State Capitals by Alphabet and Number of Letters
Here are two state capital lists without the states, inspired by the Final Jeopardy! question on March 29, 2016 that asked: “Of the 5 U.S. State capitals that begin with...
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