This board helps players review General knowledge · Harder through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Close Enough to Know, Connect the Clues, Sounds Wrong, Is Right, Read Between the Lines, History Without Dates. 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 is the largest internal organ in the human body?
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Liver
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Apple, maple, and oak all produce what structures that eventually fall from their branches?
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Leaves
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What is the largest desert on Earth?
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Antarctica
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If someone says an event happens 'biannually,' how many times per year does it normally happen?
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Twice
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Which civilization used pharaohs as rulers?
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Ancient Egypt
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Sushi is most strongly associated with which country?
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Japan
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You pass the runner in second place during a race. What place are you now in?
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Second place
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What is the term for an animal that is most active at dawn and dusk rather than day or night?
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Crepuscular
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Board content
Close Enough to Know
- $100 — What is the largest internal organ in the human body?
- Liver
- $200 — What is the name for a word formed from the first letters of a phrase, such as NASA?
- Acronym
- $300 — What is the only continent crossed by both the Equator and the Prime Meridian?
- Africa
- $400 — What number is represented by the Roman numeral XC?
- 90
- $500 — What is the name for the point in an orbit where a planet is closest to the Sun?
- Perihelion
Connect the Clues
- $100 — Apple, maple, and oak all produce what structures that eventually fall from their branches?
- Leaves
- $200 — Mercury, Fahrenheit, and Celsius are all associated with measuring what?
- Temperature
- $300 — Soprano, alto, tenor, and bass are classifications of what human ability?
- Singing voices / vocal ranges
- $400 — Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo were all names of major U.S. programs in what field?
- Human spaceflight
- $500 — Maginot, Mason-Dixon, and International Date are all followed by what same word?
- Line
Sounds Wrong, Is Right
- $100 — What is the largest desert on Earth?
- Antarctica
- $200 — What color is a polar bear's skin beneath its fur?
- Black
- $300 — What is the world's largest island that is not considered a continent?
- Greenland
- $400 — What common metal is liquid at typical room temperature?
- Mercury
- $500 — What planet has a day longer than its year?
- Venus
Read Between the Lines
- $100 — If someone says an event happens 'biannually,' how many times per year does it normally happen?
- Twice
- $200 — If a product is described as 'complimentary,' what does that usually mean about its price?
- It is free
- $300 — If a vote is unanimous, how many voters disagreed with the winning choice?
- None
- $400 — If someone is ambidextrous, what can they generally use with similar skill?
- Both hands
- $500 — If an event is described as unprecedented, what does that mean?
- Nothing like it is known to have happened before
History Without Dates
- $100 — Which civilization used pharaohs as rulers?
- Ancient Egypt
- $200 — Which European city was divided by a wall during much of the Cold War?
- Berlin
- $300 — Which explorer's expedition completed the first circumnavigation of Earth even though he died before it finished?
- Ferdinand Magellan
- $400 — What document signed by King John is famous for limiting the English monarch's power?
- Magna Carta
- $500 — Which ancient Greek city-state is especially associated with a highly militarized society and the Battle of Thermopylae?
- Sparta
The World on Your Plate
- $100 — Sushi is most strongly associated with which country?
- Japan
- $200 — Paella originated in which country?
- Spain
- $300 — Pho is a noodle soup strongly associated with which country?
- Vietnam
- $400 — Injera, a spongy sour flatbread, is a staple strongly associated with which African country?
- Ethiopia
- $500 — Poutine, traditionally made with fries, cheese curds, and gravy, originated in which Canadian province?
- Quebec
Think It Through
- $100 — You pass the runner in second place during a race. What place are you now in?
- Second place
- $200 — A clock strikes six times in five seconds. At the same rate, how long does it take to strike twelve times?
- 11 seconds
- $300 — A shirt and hat cost $55 total. The shirt costs $45 more than the hat. How much does the hat cost?
- $5
- $400 — You have two U.S. coins totaling 30 cents, and one of them is not a nickel. What are the two coins?
- A quarter and a nickel
- $500 — A drawer has black and white socks. In complete darkness, what is the minimum number you must take to guarantee a matching-color pair?
- 3
Final Boss Energy
- $100 — What is the term for an animal that is most active at dawn and dusk rather than day or night?
- Crepuscular
- $200 — What mathematical constant is approximately 2.71828 and is the base of natural logarithms?
- e / Euler's number
- $300 — What layer of Earth's atmosphere contains most of the ozone layer?
- Stratosphere
- $400 — What principle says that the simplest explanation requiring the fewest assumptions is often preferred?
- Occam's razor
- $500 — What linguistic term describes a word borrowed from another language with little or no translation, such as 'karaoke' in English?
- Loanword
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