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These Are The 88 Easiest Questions In Jeopardy History
These quizzes all contain questions from Jeopardy! that you should find pretty darn easy, even if you've never seen an episode of the show. If you don't, judgment here, I promise. These Are The 50 Easiest Questions In "Jeopardy" History. I Doubt You'll Get Even Half Of Them Right. No pressure, but these are some of the easiest questions ever featured on the real show. Should be a piece of cake, right? Take the quiz here. These Are 25 Of The Most Obvious Celebrity Jeopardy! Questions In History. I'll Be Impressed If You Get Even Half Of Them Right. These questions are from Celebrity Jeopardy!, which fans think are even easier than the ones from the regular show. Care to test that theory? Take the quiz here. Third Graders Can Easily Pass This Animal-Themed "Jeopardy!" But Adults? Not So Much — Test Yourself You definitely know most of these; it's just a matter of whether or not you remember them. Take the quiz here.
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