We’ve peeked over the shoulder the mystery person who is preparing all of the questions for the Trivia Challenge. One new question will be on the home page at www.rotary5220.org everyday. Tell your team to check everyday.

Game #7

Game #7 of Rotary Jeopardy is here to help practice for the Rotary Trivia Challenge. This weeks questions come from The Rotarian Magazine for November, The Rotary Times for Sept/Oct, the home page of the district website and the home page of the RI website. All of the California Trivia answers relate to California's coastal Highway 1.

Game #6

How are you doing so far? Lot’s of people from many clubs are playing. It doesn’t matter too much if you give the correct answer in this game because you get the correct answer immediately. What great practice for the upcoming Rotary Trivia Challenge. Has your Rotary Club registered a team or two yet?

Game #5

Rotary Jeopardy starts its fifth week with a whole new set of questions and answers devised by PP Bill Camp from the Oakdale Sunrise Rotary. Players are swarming the web site daily to have fun and to practice for the upcoming Trivia Challenge. Don’t keep the secret to yourself – tell your club members – especially your Trivia Challenge Team members.

You may not be aware of this, but the Jeopardy game questions are written by a varying group of Rotarians, while the Trivia Challenge questions are being written by one Rotarian (whose name and contact information will not be disclosed in order to prevent a rash of attempted bribery.) The Mystery Rotarian, though, has indicated that the same TYPE of questions will be asked in the Trivia Challenge, but not necessarily the exact same questions.

Game #4

This week's quiz developed by PP Don Murphy of Salida Rotary.

Game #3

Game #2

We’ve peeked over the shoulder the mystery person who is preparing all of the questions for the Trivia Challenge. One new question will be on the home page at www.rotary5220.org everyday. Tell your team to check everyday. Today’s question will be there until a few seconds before 5 pm, and then POOF – it disappears, and the new question is available. Don’t miss a single one. We’d post the answers too, but that would be cheating and the built-in 4-Way Test software on the website would block us or set off alarm gongs or something. Anyway – if you know the question, you could probably find the answer. Right?

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