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This board helps players review Mixed trivia through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as American Icons: U.S. Landmarks, Gone Giants: Defunct Big Companies, Totally 90s, Weird Food Facts, Stuff We Should Know (But Don’t). It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • American Icons: U.S. Landmarks

    This New York harbor statue holds a torch and a tablet dated July 4, 1776.

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    Statue of Liberty

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  • Gone Giants: Defunct Big Companies

    This video rental chain’s blue-and-yellow logo faded as streaming rose.

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    Blockbuster

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  • Totally 90s

    James Cameron’s epic about a doomed ocean liner ruled the 1997 box office.

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    Titanic

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  • Weird Food Facts

    This bee-made sweet can last indefinitely when sealed, even after millennia.

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    Honey

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  • Stuff We Should Know (But Don’t)

    In standard U.S. measures, this many teaspoons equal one tablespoon.

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    3

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American Icons: U.S. Landmarks

$100 — This New York harbor statue holds a torch and a tablet dated July 4, 1776.
Statue of Liberty
$200 — San Francisco’s famed orange suspension span towers over the strait named for it.
Golden Gate Bridge
$300 — Four presidents’ faces are carved into this South Dakota granite peak.
Mount Rushmore
$400 — This stainless-steel monument curves over St. Louis as the “Gateway to the West.”
Gateway Arch
$500 — This massive dam on the Colorado River straddles Nevada and Arizona.
Hoover Dam

Gone Giants: Defunct Big Companies

$100 — This video rental chain’s blue-and-yellow logo faded as streaming rose.
Blockbuster
$200 — This electronics retailer with “Superstores” liquidated in 2009.
Circuit City
$300 — This big-box bookseller’s last U.S. stores closed after a 2011 bankruptcy.
Borders
$400 — This iconic U.S. airline’s globe logo vanished after its 1991 shutdown.
Pan Am
$500 — This Houston energy trader collapsed in scandal and fraud in 2001.
Enron

Totally 90s

$100 — James Cameron’s epic about a doomed ocean liner ruled the 1997 box office.
Titanic
$200 — This egg-shaped digital pet had kids feeding pixels in homerooms worldwide.
Tamagotchi
$300 — Nintendo’s 64-bit console came with a distinctive three-pronged controller.
Nintendo 64
$400 — Microsoft launched this OS with a new Start button and massive hype in 1995.
Windows 95
$500 — This 1999 MP3-sharing service rattled the record industry.
Napster

Weird Food Facts

$100 — This bee-made sweet can last indefinitely when sealed, even after millennia.
Honey
$200 — This curved yellow fruit is botanically a berry, unlike strawberries.
Banana
$300 — This “nut” actually is a seed that grows outside a tropical apple.
Cashew
$400 — This Japanese pufferfish delicacy contains potent tetrodotoxin.
Fugu
$500 — This pricey spice is made from the dried stigmas of Crocus flowers.
Saffron

Stuff We Should Know (But Don’t)

$100 — In standard U.S. measures, this many teaspoons equal one tablespoon.
3
$200 — This Latin abbreviation means “that is,” not “for example.”
i.e.
$300 — After the Sun, this red dwarf is the nearest star to Earth.
Proxima Centauri
$400 — Covering you head to toe, this is the body’s largest organ.
Skin
$500 — These cave formations hang from ceilings; their counterparts grow from the floor.
Stalactites

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