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This board helps players review Language · Science · TV · Money through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Say What?, Built Different, Not From Here, TV Without the Remote, Body of Knowledge. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Say What?

    What language gives English the greeting 'aloha'?

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    Hawaiian

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  • Built Different

    What material is primarily used to make traditional red bricks?

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    Clay

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  • Not From Here

    Which fruit associated with Hawaii actually originated in South America?

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    Pineapple

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  • TV Without the Remote

    What coffee shop serves as the regular hangout on Friends?

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    Central Perk

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  • Body of Knowledge

    How many lungs does a typical human have?

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    2

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  • Money Talks

    How many cents are in five U.S. dollars?

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    500

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  • One Word, Three Clues

    Keyboard, house, piano. What word can pair with all three?

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    Key

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  • Worth the Wager

    Which planet is famous for its prominent ring system?

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    Saturn

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Say What?

$100 — What language gives English the greeting 'aloha'?
Hawaiian
$200 — What does the Latin abbreviation 'etc.' stand for?
Et cetera
$300 — What French phrase literally meaning 'already seen' describes the feeling that you've experienced something before?
Déjà vu
$400 — What Japanese word meaning 'empty orchestra' names a pastime built around singing along to recorded music?
Karaoke
$500 — What German word meaning 'damage joy' describes pleasure at someone else's misfortune?
Schadenfreude

Built Different

$100 — What material is primarily used to make traditional red bricks?
Clay
$200 — What structural shape is commonly used in bridges because it distributes loads efficiently through connected straight members?
Triangle / truss
$300 — What ancient Roman building material used volcanic ash and helped structures survive for centuries?
Roman concrete
$400 — What is the central wedge-shaped stone at the top of a masonry arch called?
Keystone
$500 — What architectural term describes a horizontal beam supported by columns, especially in classical buildings?
Entablature

Not From Here

$100 — Which fruit associated with Hawaii actually originated in South America?
Pineapple
$200 — Despite its association with Ireland, the potato was first domesticated on which continent?
South America
$300 — Coffee plants originated in which African country traditionally credited as coffee's birthplace?
Ethiopia
$400 — Tulips became famously associated with the Netherlands, but the flower's early cultivation traces strongly to what broad region spanning parts of Central Asia and the Ottoman world?
Central Asia
$500 — The chili peppers now essential to many Asian cuisines originally came from which part of the world?
The Americas

TV Without the Remote

$100 — What coffee shop serves as the regular hangout on Friends?
Central Perk
$200 — What fictional paper company employs the Scranton workers in The Office?
Dunder Mifflin
$300 — In Breaking Bad, what alias does Walter White use in the drug trade?
Heisenberg
$400 — What fictional Indiana town is the main setting of Stranger Things?
Hawkins
$500 — On Seinfeld, what is Kramer’s first name?
Cosmo

Body of Knowledge

$100 — How many lungs does a typical human have?
2
$200 — What pigment gives human skin, hair, and eyes much of their color?
Melanin
$300 — What is the smallest bone in the human body?
Stapes
$400 — What valve separates the left atrium from the left ventricle?
Mitral valve
$500 — What part of the brain is especially important for balance and coordination?
Cerebellum

Money Talks

$100 — How many cents are in five U.S. dollars?
500
$200 — What does ATM stand for?
Automated Teller Machine
$300 — What financial term describes money paid regularly to shareholders from company profits?
Dividend
$400 — What economic term describes a general rise in prices that reduces purchasing power over time?
Inflation
$500 — What investing term describes spreading money across different assets to reduce risk?
Diversification

One Word, Three Clues

$100 — Keyboard, house, piano. What word can pair with all three?
Key
$200 — Eye, sewing, pine. What word connects all three?
Needle
$300 — Book, bank, music. What word can follow all three?
Note
$400 — River, savings, blood. What word connects all three?
Bank
$500 — Computer, fishing, neural. What word can follow all three?
Network

Worth the Wager

$100 — Which planet is famous for its prominent ring system?
Saturn
$200 — What ocean lies between Africa, Asia, and Australia?
Indian Ocean
$300 — What element makes up most of the Sun by mass?
Hydrogen
$400 — What ancient writing system used wedge-shaped marks pressed into clay tablets?
Cuneiform
$500 — What branch of mathematics studies properties that remain unchanged when shapes are stretched or bent without tearing or gluing?
Topology

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