Jeopardy Teen Tournament Online Test!?

1. Romeo comes from this Verona family

Answer: Montagues

2. A paraplegic Marine heads to the moon Pandora in this 2009 film

Answer: Avatar

3. Named for an 18th c. scientist, it'll be back near our solar system when you're in your 60s

Answer: Haley's Commet

4. This observance takes place every April 22; the first one was in 1970

Answer: Earth Day

5. The name of this state capital contains 3 words, one a body of water

Answer: Salt Lake City

6. This nation is the main setting for the "Hunger Games" trilogy

Answer: Panem ?

7. The 3-letter word for this animal can also mean to intimidate someone

Answer: ??

8. He wrote the "Hallelujah Chorus" for his work "Messiah"

Answer: George Frideric Handel

9. Though revised, French civil law is still largely based on the code he enacted in 1804

Answer: Napoleon

10. Kristen Bell narrates this series that's set in New York City

Answer: Gossip Girl

11. A soldier's "about face" involves a turn of this many degrees

Answer: 180

12. The highest peaks in Peru are part of this range

Answer: Andes ?

13. A gold coin once used in Great Britain, or the chief of state in a monarchy

Answer: Sovereign

14. His whale of a successful writing career began with an 1846 novel about Polynesian life

Answer: Herman Melville

15. In 2009 there was a Van Halen version of this Activision game

Answer: Guitar Hero?

16. It's the museum where you'll find "Liberty Leading the People" by Eugene Delacroix

Answer: Louvre ?

17. Autumn leaves turn color as shorter days & cooler nights cause the breakdown of this chemical

Answer: Chorophyll ?

18. The first of these was authorized in 1790, "for the enumeration of the inhabitants of the United States"

Answer: Census

19. This war ended in 1975

Answer: Vietnam

20. Appropriately this last name of Lucius & others includes the French word for "evil"

Answer: Malfoy

21. A mosaic needs this cement-like mortar between the pieces, just like in a tiled bathroom

Answer: Grout

22. The "Moho" is the boundary between the earth's crust & this layer

Answer: Mantle

23. This city of 350,000 people is about 10 miles south of the confluence of the Mississippi & Missouri rivers

Answer: St. Louis

24.In Genesis Esau is this patriarch's hairier brother

Answer: Jacob

25. She spent almost every day of her life, 1830-1886, in Amherst, Massachusetts

Answer: Emily Dickinson

26. Born Katheryn Hudson, this singer changed her name to avoid confusion with actress Kate Hudson

Answer: Katy Perry

27. This candy bar is "packed with roasted peanuts, nougat, caramel and milk chocolate"

Answer: Snickers ?

28. Meaning "double point", the German Doppelpunkt refers to this mark of punctuation

Answer: Colon

29.Simon, Jack, Piggy

Answer: Lord of the Fliest

30. In 1981 he settled in for a while as leader of Egypt

Answer: Hosni Mubarak

31. This big rodent represents industry & activity on Toronto's coat of arms

Answer: ???

32. Cyprus is in this sea

Answer: Mediterranean

33. Dictionaries commonly describe "the" as "the definite" this

Answer: Article

34. This Broadway musical features the Green Day songs "Holiday" & "Boulevard of Broken Dreams"

Answer: American Idiot (musical)

35. A girl who had her appendix out in a French hospital run by nuns was the inspiration for this title character

Answer: Madeline

36.This sharpshooter starred in Buffalo Bill's Wild West show for over 16 years

Answer: Annie Oakley

37. Dolly, this type of animal, was the first mammal created by cloning

Answer: Sheep

38. This, the oldest postseason college bowl game, was first played in Pasadena Jan. 1, 1902

Answer: Rose Bowl

39. This man laid the cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol in 1793

Answer: George Washington

40. This 7-letter verb means to forward something on Twitter

Answer: ???

41. This Charles Dickens work takes place partly during the French Revolution

Answer: A Tale of Two Cities

42. This fabric pattern of numerous round spots was first used in the 19th c. & is named for a Bohemian dance

Answer: Polka Dots

43. In area it's the smallest New England state

Answer: Rhode Island

44.This organization that safeguards animals was founded in 1866

Answer: ASPCA

45. Atomic number 17, it's a poisonous gas that's used (carefully) to purify water

Answer: Chlorine

46. He's 15 years younger than wife Demi Moore

Answer: Ashton Kutcher

47. St. Vladimir's is the title educational institution in this Richelle Mead series

Answer: Vampire Academy ?

48. This people built the mighty city of Tenochtitlan where Mexico City now stands

Answer: Aztects

49. This philosopher & author of many dialogues left Athens after the death of his friend Socrates

Answer: Plato

50. "Cretaceous" & "lactescent" are fancy ways of describing this color

Answer: White?? Chalk????

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Jeopardy Teen Tournament Online Test!?

I am 13 years old and just finished taking the test. Just wanted to know.. did anybody else take it? If so, what did you think of the questions, and what were the answers of the ones you can recall? Please answer below and let me know! :)

I took it too! There were a few I was unsure of... I got the Charles Dickens novel in French Revolution wrong... It was a Tale of Two Cities... There was the one about French leader's law being adapted but some the same in 1805. The answer was Napoleon. The one about water purification was fluoride... If you think of others, I can probably remember what I put... If you wanna talk about it more, you can email me at pianogirlbww@yahoo.com. I'd love to chat more about it. (I'm 14, btw)