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Geography Jeopardy

Continents, capitals, rivers, mountains, US states and famous landmarks: a geography review for middle school that adults enjoy too.

Free, no sign-up. 26 questions, every answer checked against a source.

Geography Jeopardy questions and answers

Each clue with its answer, easiest at the top of each category. DD marks the Daily Double.

Middle school

Geography Jeopardy

Continents and oceans, world capitals, rivers and mountains, US states and capitals, and famous landmarks, for middle school.

Continents and oceans

  1. 100The largest ocean on EarthWhat is the Pacific Ocean?
  2. 200The continent where you’ll find Kenya and NigeriaWhat is Africa?
  3. 300The continent where the South Pole isWhat is Antarctica?
  4. 400The ocean with Africa to its west and Australia to its eastWhat is the Indian Ocean?
  5. 500The Strait of Gibraltar connects the Atlantic Ocean to this seaWhat is the Mediterranean Sea?

World capitals

  1. 100The capital of FranceWhat is Paris?
  2. 200The capital of JapanWhat is Tokyo?
  3. 300The capital of CanadaWhat is Ottawa?
  4. 400DDThe capital of AustraliaWhat is Canberra?
  5. 500Built in the 1950s and opened in 1960, the capital of BrazilWhat is Brasília?

Rivers and mountains

  1. 100The highest mountain on Earth above sea levelWhat is Mount Everest?
  2. 200The river that flows north through Egypt into the Mediterranean SeaWhat is the Nile?
  3. 300This Asian mountain range, home to the world’s highest peaks, runs across Nepal, Bhutan and northern IndiaWhat are the Himalayas?
  4. 400This river flows east across Brazil and empties into the Atlantic Ocean near the equatorWhat is the Amazon?
  5. 500Running north to south through Russia, this mountain range forms part of the usual border between Europe and AsiaWhat are the Ural Mountains (the Urals)?

US states and capitals

  1. 100The largest US state by areaWhat is Alaska?
  2. 200The capital of TexasWhat is Austin?
  3. 300The only US state made up entirely of islandsWhat is Hawaii?
  4. 400The capital of New York State (it isn’t New York City)What is Albany?
  5. 500The capital of PennsylvaniaWhat is Harrisburg?

Landmarks

  1. 100The iron tower in Paris built for the 1889 World’s FairWhat is the Eiffel Tower?
  2. 200The statue in New York Harbor that was a gift from the people of FranceWhat is the Statue of Liberty?
  3. 300The long line of walls built across northern China over many centuriesWhat is the Great Wall of China?
  4. 400The white marble tomb in Agra, India, built by the emperor Shah Jahan for his wifeWhat is the Taj Mahal?
  5. 500The 15th-century Inca citadel high in the Andes of PeruWhat is Machu Picchu?

Final round: US states

The only US state that borders just one other state

What is Maine?

How to use it

Questions

What level is it?
Middle school, and fun for adults.
Why are some countries left out?
Capitals that are disputed or have changed recently are avoided, so every clue has one fair answer.
Is it free?
Yes. Play it, print it and change it as often as you like. No sign-up, no card.
How do I play it on a projector or a video call?
Press Play this board. It opens full screen: put it on the projector, or share your screen. Teams call out their answers and you mark them right or wrong.
Can I change the questions?
Yes. Press Change the questions to open the board in the free game maker, edit any clue, and share your version as a link.

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