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Geography Bee Jeopardy

Geography. Project the board, share one room code, and keep the class on the same review.

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Round 1

World Capitals

$200
This is the capital of Japan.
$400
This city on the Seine is the capital of France.
$600
This planned city has been Brazil's capital since 1960.
$800
Canada's capital is this city, not Toronto.
$1000
Australia's purpose-built capital is this city, not Sydney.

Rivers & Lakes

$200
This South American river carries the most water of any river.
$400
This African lake is the largest tropical lake and source of the White Nile.
$600
This Egyptian river is often called the longest in the world.
$800
This salty inland lake between Israel and Jordan is Earth's lowest land elevation.
$1000
These five large freshwater lakes lie between the U.S. and Canada.

Mountains & Deserts

$200
This vast desert covers much of northern Africa.
$400
This cold Asian desert spans Mongolia and northern China.
$600
This mountain range runs down the western edge of South America.
$800
This tallest free-standing mountain in Africa is in Tanzania.
$1000
This Himalayan peak is the highest mountain above sea level.

Countries

$200
This tiny European microstate on the French Riviera is famous for its casino in Monte Carlo and Grand Prix.
$400
This African country is home to the ancient pyramids of Giza.
$600
This is the largest country in the world by area.
$800
This is the only country that is also a continent.
$1000
This is the most populous country in the world, having recently passed China.

Oceans & Seas

$200
This is the largest ocean on Earth.
$400
This ocean separates the Americas from Europe and Africa.
$600
This frozen ocean surrounds the North Pole.
$800
This warm sea, bordered by Europe, Africa, and Asia, was central to ancient civilizations.
$1000
This deepest known point in any ocean, in the western Pacific, is called the ___ Trench.

Landmarks

$200
This iron tower is the symbol of Paris.
$400
Completed in 1931, this Art Deco-style monument stands atop Mount Corcovado and is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
$600
This ancient amphitheater in Rome once hosted gladiator battles.
$800
This white marble mausoleum in India was built by an emperor for his wife.
$1000
This ancient defensive structure winds thousands of miles across the north of the world's most populous nation.

Double Jeopardy

World Capitals

$400
Situated in the Himalayas on the Raidak River, this city has served as the capital of Bhutan since 1961.
$800
This Central Asian city was built from scratch and became the capital of Kazakhstan in 1997, replacing Almaty.
$1200
This city, the largest in Central Asia, serves as the capital of Uzbekistan and is located in the Chirchiq River valley.
$1600
Named for a 'windy corner' in Afrikaans, this city is the capital and largest metropolis of Namibia.
$2000
Known as the world's coldest national capital, this city is the political and economic center of Mongolia.

Rivers & Lakes

$400
This river, Europe's longest, flows through Russia and empties into the Caspian Sea.
$800
As the longest river in China and the third-longest in the world, it is home to the massive Three Gorges Dam.
$1200
Flowing through multiple European countries including Austria and Hungary, this river is the subject of a famous Strauss waltz.
$1600
Often cited as the deepest river in the world, this massive African waterway drains into the Atlantic Ocean.
$2000
Known for the spectacular Victoria Falls, this major African river flows through several countries before reaching the Indian Ocean.

Mountains & Deserts

$400
Located in Alaska, this mountain is the highest peak in North America.
$800
This mountain range in Europe separates France from Spain.
$1200
This volcanic mountain in Argentina holds the title of the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere.
$1600
Found in Chad, this massive shield volcano rises significantly above the surrounding Sahara landscape.
$2000
This desert, situated in southwestern Africa, is known for its high, red sand dunes that meet the Atlantic Ocean.

Countries

$400
This Nordic country, known for its fjords, is home to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony.
$800
Located in East Africa, this country is famous for its long-distance runners and the Great Rift Valley.
$1200
This South American nation's name is derived from the Spanish word for 'silver'.
$1600
This Southeast Asian archipelago nation consists of over 17,000 islands and includes the island of Java.
$2000
Situated between Spain and France, this small, mountainous European country is a co-principality.

Oceans & Seas

$400
Connected to the North Sea, this body of water is bordered by countries such as Sweden, Finland, and Poland.
$800
This ocean lies between Africa, Australia, and southern Asia.
$1200
Also known as the Antarctic Ocean, this body of water encircles the southernmost continent.
$1600
This marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean is famous for its lack of coastlines and high concentration of seaweed.
$2000
This inland sea, the largest by area in the world, is located between Europe and Asia.

Landmarks

$400
Located in Peru, this ancient Incan citadel is situated high in the Andes mountains.
$800
Located in Mexico, this Mayan city features a massive step pyramid known as El Castillo.
$1200
This ancient archaeological site in Jordan is famous for its rock-cut architecture, particularly the Treasury.
$1600
This London clock tower, often mistakenly called by the name of its largest bell, is part of the Palace of Westminster.
$2000
Designed by Jørn Utzon, this building on Sydney Harbour is one of the most recognizable structures in Australia.

Final Jeopardy · On the Map

This imaginary line at 0 degrees latitude divides Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres.
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