Jeopardy Quiz #1

Given a jeopardy board, try to answer all of the questions... or maybe question all of the answers. Try taking it untimed with friends and play an actual jeopardy game. I will also make a quiz where the clues don't appear until you type in that clue.

Please answer like a jeopardy question. Provide “who is?” Or “what is?” followed by your answer.

These are ordered intentionally, with the first question designed to be the easiest and the last question the hardest. I will make changes as necessary when data comes in.

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Last updated: April 6, 2020

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Green Geography	Strange Borders	Elemental Places	Factual Blunders	Tense Irregularities	Far Seconds
This president, who created the United States Forest Service, has a national park in North Dakota named after him.	This country shares the island of Hispaniola with the Dominican Republic.	This element is one of the few liquid elements under standard conditions, and shares its name with a planet.	People often forget that America had this city in Pennsylvania as its first capital prior to Washington DC.	The past participle of this word can also mean someone impaired by alcohol.	This state is a far second in terms of population. It currently trails California by 10 million people.
Who is Theodore Roosevelt?	What is Haiti?	What is Mercury?	What is Philadelphia?	What is drink?	What is Texas?
This national park east of Visalia, California is known for its large trees.	This country in Africa is one of three countries entirely surrounded by another country.	This element is the highest atomic-numbered element to occur naturally. Its name is similar to that of a planet.	Even though people may call Greenland a country, it is actually a territory of this country.	The verb wrung has an irregular past tense of this.	This team suffered the largest defeat in Super Bowl history. They lost to the 49ers in Super Bowl XXIV 55-10.
What is Sequoia National Park?	What is Lesotho?	What is Uranium?	What is Denmark?	What is wrung?	What are the Denver Broncos?
This national park is home to a large plant with large arms, often synonymous with the American southwest.	This South American country used to have a coast, but is now one of the two landlocked countries in South America.	This element is a metalloid with an atomic number of 32, is also named after a European country.	While many think an island country would have the longest coastline, that title belongs to this large country.	The verb clothe has two past tenses: clothed, and this.	The largest electoral college landslide in the past 50 years came in 1984 when Ronald Reagan beat this Democrat. This person only won his home state of Minnesota and Washington DC.
What is Saguaro National Park?	What is Bolivia?	What is Germanium?	What is Canada?	What is clad?	Who is Walter Mondale?
This "Grand" national park is often overshadowed by it's larger, more famous neighbor.	This territory located between Egypt and Sudan is one of few remaining unclaimed territories in the world.	One of two elements to be named after a state, this element has an atomic number of 117 and has only been confirmed recently.	This capital city is often overlooked by the three more populous cities in the country, Basel, Geneva, and Zurich	This is one of two past tenses of the verb shrink. One is shrunk, and the other is this.	The New York Yankees have the most World Series titles with 27. This team comes in second place with 11.
What is Grand Teton National Park?	What is Bir Tawil?	What is Tennessine?	What is Bern?	What is shrank?	What are the St. Louis Cardinals?
This tree in Great Basin national park holds the records for oldest known tree, as well as the oldest known living tree.	The African country Namibia contains this narrow strip of land that extends eastward.	This lanthanide is named after a dwarf planet that resides in the asteroid belt.	Gettysburg often overshadows this battle, which was the bloodiest single day battle in the Civil War.	The past participle of slay is slain or slayed, but the past tense of the verb is slayed or this.	The capital of New Mexico, Santa Fe, sits at 7,199 feet above sea level. Over 1,000 feet lower lays this state capital, which is second in elevation.
What is the Bristlecone Pine?	What is the Caprivi Strip?	What is Cerium?	What is Antietam?	What is slew?	What is Cheyenne?

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