This board helps players review Pop culture · Snacks · Decades through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Snack Attack, Name That Decade, You've Heard This Before, Big Screen, Small Clues, That's Actually a Brand. 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 — 8 categories and one sample clue from each. Answers stay hidden until you open them, so the game still works.
What triangular tortilla chip is the base of a classic plate of nachos?
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Tortilla chips
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In what decade did the first iPhone go on sale?
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2000s
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What three-word phrase follows 'Ready, set...' at the start of a race?
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Go
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In The Wizard of Oz, what road does Dorothy follow toward the Emerald City?
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The Yellow Brick Road
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What brand name is commonly used as a verb meaning to search the internet?
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Google
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In basketball, how many points is a free throw worth?
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1
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What sea creature has three hearts?
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Octopus
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What board game includes Boardwalk and Park Place?
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Monopoly
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Board content
Snack Attack
- $100 — What triangular tortilla chip is the base of a classic plate of nachos?
- Tortilla chips
- $200 — What candy bar is famously made with nougat, caramel, peanuts, and milk chocolate?
- Snickers
- $300 — What bright orange snack was created after a machine operator noticed cornmeal puffing from an animal-feed extruder?
- Cheetos
- $400 — What Japanese snack consists of a biscuit stick coated in chocolate or other flavored icing?
- Pocky
- $500 — What salty snack gets its name from a German word meaning 'little arms,' referring to its traditional shape?
- Pretzel
Name That Decade
- $100 — In what decade did the first iPhone go on sale?
- 2000s
- $200 — In what decade did MTV first begin broadcasting?
- 1980s
- $300 — In what decade did Google launch its search engine?
- 1990s
- $400 — In what decade did the first commercial compact disc players reach consumers?
- 1980s
- $500 — In what decade did LEGO introduce its modern interlocking brick design?
- 1950s
You've Heard This Before
- $100 — What three-word phrase follows 'Ready, set...' at the start of a race?
- Go
- $200 — What word completes the saying, 'The early bird catches the ___'?
- Worm
- $300 — What phrase meaning 'revealed a secret' literally involves an animal escaping a container?
- Let the cat out of the bag
- $400 — What expression for enduring something unpleasant comes from the idea of clenching an object between your teeth?
- Bite the bullet
- $500 — What phrase for narrowly succeeding refers to the extremely thin outer covering of your teeth?
- By the skin of your teeth
Big Screen, Small Clues
- $100 — In The Wizard of Oz, what road does Dorothy follow toward the Emerald City?
- The Yellow Brick Road
- $200 — What fictional archaeologist is rarely seen without a fedora and bullwhip?
- Indiana Jones
- $300 — In Back to the Future, what speed must the DeLorean reach to travel through time?
- 88 mph
- $400 — What 1993 film made the fictional theme park Isla Nublar famous?
- Jurassic Park
- $500 — What 1998 comedy features a mistaken identity, a rug that 'really tied the room together,' and a character called The Dude?
- The Big Lebowski
That's Actually a Brand
- $100 — What brand name is commonly used as a verb meaning to search the internet?
- Google
- $200 — What brand of resealable plastic bags is often used generically for sandwich bags?
- Ziploc
- $300 — What brand name became so associated with hook-and-loop fasteners that people often use it for the entire product category?
- Velcro
- $400 — What brand created the original permanent marker sold under a name now commonly used for similar markers?
- Sharpie
- $500 — What brand name for an insulated vacuum flask became a generic term in many places for containers that keep drinks hot or cold?
- Thermos
Sports Without the Stats
- $100 — In basketball, how many points is a free throw worth?
- 1
- $200 — What color jersey is worn by the leader of the Tour de France?
- Yellow
- $300 — In baseball, what is an 'immaculate inning'?
- Striking out all three batters on nine pitches
- $400 — Which sport uses the terms love, deuce, and ace?
- Tennis
- $500 — In golf, what bird-named score means three strokes under par on a single hole?
- Albatross
Wait, That's Real?
- $100 — What sea creature has three hearts?
- Octopus
- $200 — What common fruit floats in water because roughly a quarter of its volume is air?
- Apple
- $300 — What mammal is famous for producing cube-shaped droppings?
- Wombat
- $400 — What part of the human body has no blood vessels and gets much of its oxygen directly from the air?
- Cornea
- $500 — What bird can fly backward as well as hover in place?
- Hummingbird
One More Round
- $100 — What board game includes Boardwalk and Park Place?
- Monopoly
- $200 — What is the only letter that does not appear in the name of any U.S. state?
- Q
- $300 — If a recipe calls for a baker's dozen of eggs, how many eggs do you need?
- 13
- $400 — What everyday object was originally called a 'pocket bell' by some early telephone makers before its modern name became standard?
- Telephone ringer
- $500 — What familiar symbol was known as an 'octothorpe' by telephone engineers?
- # (number sign / hash)
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