Roger Craig is the 2012 Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions winner and the holder of the single game record of $77,000. Click on the image to listen to him explain knowledge tracking and how he studied for the most popular categories that come up on Jeopardy!


"I won $500,000 on Who Wants to be a Millionaire by studying this material."Armond Kechigain, Belleville, Illinios."


The material on this site has been taken from The Cultural Literacy Trivia Guide, the best selling book for trivia buffs and game show hopefuls. A copy can be ordered by clicking on the book cover.


Click on a category to the right to go to fast facts for that subject. While studying the categories, roll over pictorials in the left sidebar for the correct answer. Click on underlined text for more info about that subject.

Listed in the categories below are links to almost 13,000 essential facts. Fast facts contained in the most popular categories asked about on Jeopardy. When studying this material, keep in mind the Key Word recognition that makes it possible to pack so much information into such a small space. That is, some clues could have other answers, but those answers are normally too obscure to be asked about on game shows. Some examples of Key Words are "Norwegian Composer" (Edvard Grieg) or "Chilean Poet" (Pablo Neruda) which have only one popular answer. Jeoaprdy Trivia is packed with thousands of these key words that makes studying for the game in the most efficient manner possible. If this helps you in getting in your quest to get on your favorite game show, please contact us and let us know.

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