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This board helps players review Music, Netflix, Riddles, Sports + Risk It through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Music, Netflix, Riddles, Sports, Risk It. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Music

    This pop superstar told us to 'shake it off,' which is also solid advice after bombing karaoke.

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    Taylor Swift

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  • Netflix

    In 'Stranger Things,' the creepy alternate dimension is called this, basically Hawkins with worse lighting and zero Yelp stars.

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    The Upside Down

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  • Riddles

    I get louder when people are wrong, quieter when they are right, and somehow show up in every group chat. What am I?

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    An argument

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  • Sports

    In football, this position throws passes, takes blame, and gets called a genius when someone else catches the ball.

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    Quarterback

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  • Risk It

    Chaos Card: The current last-place team rockets straight to first place. The comeback nobody asked for has arrived.

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Music

$100 — This pop superstar told us to 'shake it off,' which is also solid advice after bombing karaoke.
Taylor Swift
$200 — This 1982 Michael Jackson album gave the world 'Billie Jean,' 'Beat It,' and enough sales to make accountants cry.
Thriller
$300 — Beyoncé's fan base shares its name with a busy insect empire that would absolutely win a group project.
The BeyHive
$400 — This genre was born in the Bronx in the 1970s and gave us MCs, DJs, breakdancing, and people arguing about top-five lists forever.
Hip-hop
$500 — This British band made 'Bohemian Rhapsody,' proving a song can be a rock opera, a karaoke trap, and a personality test at the same time.
Queen
$600 — Prince's backing band during the 'Purple Rain' era had this name, which sounds like both a political movement and a killer house band.
The Revolution
$700 — This 1994 Nas album is only 10 tracks long, but hip-hop fans still treat it like sacred homework.
Illmatic
$800 — This producer's tag, 'If Young Metro don't trust you...', became famous after Future delivered the warning on a Kanye West song.
Metro Boomin

Netflix

$100 — In 'Stranger Things,' the creepy alternate dimension is called this, basically Hawkins with worse lighting and zero Yelp stars.
The Upside Down
$200 — This Netflix dating show asks contestants to fall in love through walls, proving real estate problems can be romantic.
Love Is Blind
$300 — In 'Wednesday,' Wednesday Addams attends this school for outcasts, monsters, and kids whose parents definitely read the brochure twice.
Nevermore Academy
$400 — This documentary series made half the internet argue about Joe Exotic, Carole Baskin, and whether anyone involved should own animals.
Tiger King
$500 — In 'Squid Game,' the first deadly children's game is this one, suddenly making playground nostalgia feel like a lawsuit.
Red Light, Green Light
$600 — This animated Netflix series based on 'League of Legends' follows sisters Vi and Jinx in the cities of Piltover and Zaun.
Arcane
$700 — In 'Black Mirror: Bandersnatch,' viewers make choices for a young programmer adapting a fantasy novel into this kind of game.
A video game
$800 — Before it became a Netflix hit, 'Money Heist' originally aired in Spain under this title.
La Casa de Papel

Riddles

$100 — I get louder when people are wrong, quieter when they are right, and somehow show up in every group chat. What am I?
An argument
$200 — I have a face no one should trust, two hands that never clap, and I still get blamed when you're late. What am I?
A clock
$300 — The more you edit me, the less human I sound, yet everyone says I'm more professional. What am I?
A work email
$400 — I can be cracked without breaking, shared without leaving your phone, and forgotten right when you need me. What am I?
A password
$500 — I sit between confidence and disaster. Add one drink and I become karaoke. What am I?
Courage
$600 — I have no legs, but I run your day. I have no mouth, but I tell you you're behind. What am I?
A schedule
$700 — I grow when ignored, shrink when attacked, and return stronger after every 'quick question.' What am I?
A problem
$800 — I am invisible until I am missing, priceless when respected, and instantly destroyed by one person saying 'actually...' What am I?
Trust

Sports

$100 — In football, this position throws passes, takes blame, and gets called a genius when someone else catches the ball.
Quarterback
$200 — In basketball, a shot worth three points is taken from behind this line, also known as the 'please save us' line.
The three-point line
$300 — This Kansas City Chiefs quarterback has two MVP awards and a throwing motion that looks illegal but somehow isn't.
Patrick Mahomes
$400 — In baseball, a player who hits a single, double, triple, and home run in one game has hit for this.
The cycle
$500 — This tennis tournament is played on grass courts and is famous for white outfits, strawberries, and extremely polite stress.
Wimbledon
$600 — In soccer, this rule prevents attackers from hanging out behind defenders like they are waiting for an Uber Eats delivery.
Offside
$700 — This boxer, born Cassius Clay, told everyone he was the greatest and then rudely kept proving it.
Muhammad Ali
$800 — In golf, scoring three under par on a single hole is called this bird-themed flex that almost never happens.
An albatross

Risk It

$100 — Chaos Card: The current last-place team rockets straight to first place. The comeback nobody asked for has arrived.
$200 — Chaos Card: Add 300 points to your score. Smile like you earned it.
$300 — Chaos Card: Lose 300 points, but you get an extra turn because apparently suffering builds character.
$400 — Chaos Card: Pick one team to lose 400 points. Friendship is temporary. Scoreboards are forever.
$500 — Chaos Card: Your score drops to zero. The board said 'new year, new you' and meant it.
$600 — Chaos Card: Trade places with the team in second place. If you already are second, enjoy the emotional confusion.
$700 — Chaos Card: Double your current score. If you had 12 points, congratulations on having 24 points.
$800 — Chaos Card: Steal 500 points from the team in first place. This is not theft. This is televised strategy.

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