Youth Group Game Night Jeopardy
Bible heroes mixed with food, movies, school and random facts, so a youth group game night stays lively. Copy it free; students buzz in by phone.
6 categories · 30 clues · Final Jeopardy · everyone buzzes in from their phone
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Heroes of the Bible
- $200
This shepherd boy beat Goliath with a sling and a stone.
Who is David?
- $400
This man led the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt.
Who is Moses?
- $600
This queen risked her life to save her people from Haman's plot.
Who is Esther?
- $800
This strongman lost his strength when his hair was cut.
Who is Samson?
- $1,000
This prophetess and judge of Israel held court under a palm tree.
Who is Deborah?
Famous Bible Stories
- $200
This prophet spent three days and three nights inside a big fish.
Who is Jonah?
- $400
Adam and Eve's first home was this garden.
What is Eden?
- $600
Daniel was thrown into this for praying to God, but came out unharmed.
What is the lions' den?
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Jacob gave his son Joseph this special garment, making his brothers jealous.
What is a coat of many colors?
- $1,000
God confused people's languages after they tried to build this tower up to the heavens.
What is the Tower of Babel?
Food Fight
- $200
This red fruit wears its seeds on the outside.
What is a strawberry?
- $400
Guacamole is made mostly from this fruit.
What is an avocado?
- $600
This Mexican dish's name means little donkey in Spanish.
What is a burrito?
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Peanuts aren't true nuts but belong to this plant family, along with beans and peas.
What are legumes?
- $1,000
This Italian phrase, meaning to the tooth, describes pasta cooked until just firm.
What is al dente?
Movies and TV
- $200
SpongeBob works as a fry cook at this restaurant.
What is the Krusty Krab?
- $400
In Toy Story, this cowboy doll is Andy's favorite toy.
Who is Woody?
- $600
In Frozen, this snowman loves warm hugs.
Who is Olaf?
- $800
This Pixar film follows a rat named Remy who dreams of being a chef in Paris.
What is Ratatouille?
- $1,000
In Stranger Things, Eleven loves this brand of frozen waffles.
What is Eggo?
School Daze
- $200
This is the largest planet in our solar system.
What is Jupiter?
- $400
This number is the square root of 144.
What is 12?
- $600
Called the powerhouse of the cell, these organelles make most of its energy.
What are mitochondria?
- $800
On the periodic table, gold has this two-letter chemical symbol.
What is Au?
- $1,000
The first ten amendments to the US Constitution are known as this.
What is the Bill of Rights?
Weird But True
- $200
An octopus has this many hearts.
What is three?
- $400
A group of flamingos is called this.
What is a flamboyance?
- $600
This is the only mammal capable of true flight.
What is a bat?
- $800
Wombats produce poop in this shape.
What is a cube?
- $1,000
A shrimp's heart is located in this part of its body.
What is the head?
Final Jeopardy — Famous Bible Stories
In the book of Genesis, God placed this in the sky as a sign of his promise never again to flood the whole earth.
What is a rainbow?
How to run this board
Youth group trivia works best when it is not a Sunday school test. This board mixes two Bible columns - heroes of the Bible and famous Bible stories - with food, movies and TV, school life, and a column of weird but true facts, so every student has a way in.
Teenagers already have their phones out, so buzzing in from them is a natural fit. Put the board on the youth room screen and split into teams by grade or by small group.
Leader tip: keep a few candy prizes for the Weird But True column, and let the team that wins Final Jeopardy choose next week's game. Small stakes keep it competitive without anyone taking it too seriously.
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