Would you know these Alabama "Jeopardy!" questions?
The popular game show "Jeopardy!" has been on TV for more than 60 years -- first airing in 1964 -- and throughout its 41 seasons, there have been hundreds of questions related to Alabama.
Of course, we all would like to think we'd know the answer to a question on the show about our own state, but here's your chance to prove it by answering these Alabama-themed questions, previously featured on "Jeopardy!" and pulled from the J! Archive, in our quiz!
The good news? Our quiz is multiple choice, so they'll be a little easier for you than they were for the "Jeopardy!" contestants. Oh, and in case you haven't watched "Jeopardy!" in a while, remember that the answers are phrased like a question that would solve the given clue.
Category: State Parks, $1000 Daily Double (aired on 3/25/21)
Category: Stars Fell on Alabama, $2000 (aired on 7/3/18)
Category: Quarterbacks, $3000 Daily Double (aired on 11/15/25)
Category: Holidays and Observances, $1000 (aired on 1/19/95)
Category: Official State Animals, $200 (aired on 4/5/16)
Category: Colleges & Universities, $800 (aired on 10/6/21)
Category: A Measure of Author-ity, $1200 (aired on 2/17/22)
Category: Born or Died in 1923, $1200 (aired on 1/13/23)
Category: Like a Statue, $1600 (aired on 6/12/23)
Category: State the Item, $800 (aired on 10/11/23)
Category: Minor League Baseball Geography, $800 (aired on 12/27/24)
Category: Colorful Geography, $2,000 Daily Double (aired on 4/11/24)
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Everyone has an off day, and it looks like this is yours -- at least when it comes to "Jeopardy!" questions about Alabama, that is. Maybe brush up a little on your state trivia and give our quiz another try?
Hey, you did pretty good. If this were an actual episode of "Jeorpardy!" would you have won? Probably not. But you wouldn't have totally embarassed yourself, and sometimes, that's a win in itself.
We'd like to think Alex Trebek would be pretty proud right now. After all, some of those questions were not exactly easy -- even if you're from Alabama -- but you still managed to ace this quiz. Watch out, Ken Jennings!