All About Jeopardy!

What is the main objective of the Jeopardy game?

• To answer questions in the form of a statement and accumulate points.

• To guess the answers based on visual clues.

• To solve puzzles and complete challenges.

• To play in teams and compete for prizes.

How many players typically compete in a game of Jeopardy?

• 5

• 3

• 2

• 4

What is the name of the host who made Jeopardy famous?

• Steve Harvey

• Pat Sajak

• Bob Barker

• Alex Trebek

What happens if a contestant answers a question incorrectly?

• The contestant receives a bonus question immediately.

• The contestant is allowed to skip the question without penalty.

• The contestant loses points or the opportunity to answer further questions.

• The contestant gains extra points for incorrect answers.

What is a Daily Double in Jeopardy?

• A special category that only appears in the final round.

• A special clue where a contestant can wager any amount of their score.

• A clue that allows contestants to skip their turn.

• A type of bonus round where contestants can earn extra points.

Name one famous Jeopardy contestant.

• Mayim Bialik

• Ken Jennings

• Alex Trebek

• James Holzhauer

What is the format of the Jeopardy game board?

• A circular board with random clues.

• A single column of clues with no dollar values.

• A linear list of questions without categories.

• A grid with categories and clues arranged by dollar values.

How many categories are there in a typical Jeopardy game?

• 10

• 12

• 15

• 11

What is the significance of the Final Jeopardy round?

• It allows contestants to skip a question without penalty.

• It serves as a warm-up for the main game.

• It determines the winner by allowing contestants to wager their scores on a final question.

• It is the first round where contestants can earn points.

What year did Jeopardy first air on television?

• 1964

• 1975

• 1980

• 1995