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In this game, jeopardy trivia provides the questions while participants guess and brainstorm the answers.
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You can be certain that after this game, you will have knowledge of a bunch of new jeopardy facts than you thought you knew.
Below are some jeopardy trivia questions that will make your day;
- Which type of food may one get on their face when they are humiliated?
Answer. Duck sauce
- Identity the NBA squad puts on green in each game and has won most league titles.
Answer. Boston Celtics
- In early 20th century, what was the worst killer epidemic
Answer. Spanish Influenza
- Which nation observes the culture of lighting candles on areas where their loved ones got buried a day before Christmas?
Answer. Finland
- In which city did the Nativity occur?
Answer. Bethlehem
- Who was the lowest sixth-round draft pick to win five NFL titles, tied by the most single quarterback?
Answer. Tom Brady
- Chocolate comes from which tree?
Answer. Cacao tree.
- The war in the modern history that has claimed many people’s than any other.
Answer. Second Congo War (1998–2003)
- Name the American singer who was brought up with a complicated achy-breaky heart broken by a wrecking ball.
Answer. Billy Ray Cyrus
- This player’s name is termed as one of main league baseball’s most envied pitching awards.
Answer. The Cy Young Award
- Where did President George Washington wish to be buried?
Answer. Mount Vernon
- Which of Santa Claus’ reindeer has a name similar to that of another animal?
Answer. Vixen
- In case you disremember what you wanted to say, which animal is said to have snagged your tongue.
Answer. Cat
- Name the rock band guitarist having the first name that resembles a common type of beef.
Answer. Meat
- It’s a popular color for a pop singer and the princess’s outfits.
Answer. Blue
- What nation started the use of Christmas postage stamps?
Answer. Canada
- Which golfer has won more major golf championships than the rest?
Answer. Jack Nicklaus
- What native lowan appreciated his work with food after winning the Nobel Peace Prize
Answer. Norman Borlaug
- They are crunchy swamp vegetables not nuts.
Answer. Chestnuts
- To end up with a delicious seasoning, one has to grind seeds from which tropical fruit?
Answer. Spices
- This actress got a breakthrough after she undertook the “Heavenly Creatures” role although she almost succumbed to death in a fictional ship.
Answer. Kate Winslet
- This mix of powdered drink was used as a staple food for earliest NASA space flights.
Answer. Freeze-dried powders
- It’s a team for hockey that has managed to win more Stanley Cup titles than the rest.
Answer. The Montreal Canadians
- “_____ is the thing with feathers,” articulated in poem by Emily Dickinson.
Answer. Hope
- Among this comedian’s routines was “Seven Words You Can Never Say On Television”
Answer. George Carlin
- In which year did the United States declare Christmas a federal holiday?
Answer. 1870
- It is a country that first came up with the culture of using Christmas trees?
Answer. Germany
- Who is Santa Claus’ legend associated with monk or saint?
Answer. St. Nicholas
- Which nation has a culture at Christmas where witches drop presents for kids at the chimney?
Answer. Italy
- The first Country-Western album to go Platinum (sell 1 million copies).
Answer. The Outlaws
- The “Simpsons” were first seen on this TV show.
Answer. The Tracy Ullman Show
- What are the number of days in between epiphany and Christmas?
Answer. 12 days
- The closest non-bordering country to the US.
Answer. Russia
- Who was the first man to distribute gifts around the store while putting on Santa Claus’ tailored costume?
Answer. James Edgar
- Is it true that Christmas celebrations were once prohibited in Britain?
Answer. YES
- Basing on the traditions of Italy, who gifts children a day before Epiphany?
Answer. Befana
- He was the youngest US President to hold office in the 20th century.
Answer. Theodore Roosevelt
- It is the most recorded Christmas song of all time?
Answer. Silent Night
- What Christmas dance was premiered in St. Petersburg Russia 1892?
Answer. The Nutcracker Ballet
- The Grinch can be well defined using which three terms?
Answer. Stunk, Stank and Stink.
- Which point of direction should one stir the mincemeat to get good luck?
Answer. Clockwise
- He was the first Major Leaguer to get 3,000 hits in a career.
Answer. Paul Molitor
- The Kentucky Derby is traditionally run on this date.
Answer. The first Saturday in May
- Which state in the US was the last to officialize Christmas Holiday?
Answer. Oklahoma
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