This board helps players review general through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Movies, World Capitals, Sports Legends, Cartoons, Tech & Inventions. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.
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A peek at what's on the board — 5 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
The cinematographer who shot this 1975 shark thriller had to invent a new floating camera rig for it.
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Jaws
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This capital sits on seven hills along a river that gave its country its name.
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Lisbon
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This NBA player's college team won a title the year before he turned pro under coach Dean Smith.
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Michael Jordan
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Matt Groening drew the original family in a producer's waiting room and named them after his own relatives.
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The Simpsons
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Steve Jobs introduced this device in January 2007 by calling it three products in one.
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iPhone
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Board content
Movies
- $100 — The cinematographer who shot this 1975 shark thriller had to invent a new floating camera rig for it.
- Jaws
- $200 — This Best Picture winner's director nearly cast Tom Hanks in the lead before going with a relative unknown.
- American Beauty
- $300 — Its score was nearly rejected for being "too repetitive" — those two notes went on to define summer blockbusters.
- Jaws
- $400 — The film's spinning hallway fight was shot in a giant rotating set the studio built from scratch.
- Inception
- $500 — Quentin Tarantino said this 1994 release was inspired by the structure of a pulp magazine he found in a thrift store.
- Pulp Fiction
- $600 — Sigourney Weaver insisted her character carry a real flamethrower, which delayed shooting by two weeks.
- Aliens
World Capitals
- $100 — This capital sits on seven hills along a river that gave its country its name.
- Lisbon
- $200 — Founded by Spanish conquistadors in 1538, this capital lies on a high Andean plateau called the Sabana.
- Bogotá
- $300 — This Central Asian capital was renamed three times in the last 25 years before settling on its current name.
- Astana
- $400 — Built on reclaimed swampland in the 1960s as a planned replacement capital with a famous modernist plan.
- Brasília
- $500 — This island capital was destroyed by a 1755 earthquake that influenced Enlightenment philosophy across Europe.
- Lisbon
- $600 — One of two co-capitals of its country, this city hosts the legislature while the judicial capital sits elsewhere.
- Cape Town
Sports Legends
- $100 — This NBA player's college team won a title the year before he turned pro under coach Dean Smith.
- Michael Jordan
- $200 — He retired with 1,243 international caps and goals combined, a record no footballer has matched since.
- Pelé
- $300 — At 17 she beat the world No. 1 in the 1999 US Open final wearing beads in her hair that famously came loose.
- Serena Williams
- $400 — He swam his final Olympic race in 2016 anchoring a relay that gave the USA gold by half a second.
- Michael Phelps
- $500 — His 1974 fight in Kinshasa was promoted with the slogan that became the title of an Oscar-winning documentary.
- Muhammad Ali
- $600 — He holds the single-season NHL record of 92 goals, set during the 1981–82 campaign.
- Wayne Gretzky
Cartoons
- $100 — Matt Groening drew the original family in a producer's waiting room and named them after his own relatives.
- The Simpsons
- $200 — Stephen Hillenburg, a marine biologist, pitched this show by walking into a meeting carrying a real aquarium.
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- $300 — Its pilot episode was animated entirely with construction paper before the show moved to computers.
- South Park
- $400 — Pendleton Ward set this show in a post-apocalyptic land called Ooo, a thousand years after the "Mushroom War."
- Adventure Time
- $500 — This long-running pirate manga adaptation passed 1,000 episodes in 2021 and still has no announced ending.
- One Piece
- $600 — Voiced by Mel Blanc, this 1940 debut character starred in a short called "A Wild Hare" that earned the studio an Oscar nod.
- Bugs Bunny
Tech & Inventions
- $100 — Steve Jobs introduced this device in January 2007 by calling it three products in one.
- iPhone
- $200 — Two Stanford PhD students originally called this search project "BackRub" because it analyzed back links.
- Google
- $300 — He held 1,093 US patents and famously beat Nikola Tesla in the so-called "current wars."
- Thomas Edison
- $400 — Its original 2004 launch was limited to one Ivy League campus before opening to other universities a month later.
- Facebook
- $500 — This company's first mailed product was a copy of "Beetlejuice" on DVD, sent to its own founders as a test.
- Netflix
- $600 — Founded in 2003 by two engineers, this company didn't add its now-famous CEO until a year later.
- Tesla
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