Written by Michael Dupee, the winner of the 1996 Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions, this book offers insider tips on becoming a Jeopardy! contestant, and what to do once you're on the show. The second half of the book is a rather unimpressive collection of trivia meant to be examples of questions that could come up on the show.

Written by Mark Lowenthal and Chuck Forrest, this book from 1992 is getting a little long in the tooth, but like the show, some things never change.

The contestant and question selection processes are unveiled in this book by insider Harry Eisenberg, a former editorial associate producer on the show. It was written in 1995.

In this fast-paced information age, how can Americans know what's really important and what's just a passing fashion? Now more than ever, we need a source that concisely sums up the knowledge that matters to Americans -- the people, places, ideas, and events that shape our cultural conversation. With more than six thousand entries,The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy is that invaluable source.

Wireless technology. Gene therapy. NAFTA. In addition to the thousands of terms described in the original Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, here are more than five hundred new entries to bring Americans' bank of essential knowledge up to date. The original entries have been fully revised to reflect recent changes in world history and politics, American literature, and, especially, science and technology. Cultural icons that have stood the test of time (Odysseus, Leaves of Grass, Cleopatra, the Taj Mahal, D-Day) appear alongside entries on such varied concerns as cryptography, the digital divide, the European Union, Kwanzaa, pheromones, SPAM, Type A and Type B personalities, Web browsers, and much, much more.

The Cultural Literacy Trivia Guide is designed for someone who wants to study for any of the many game shows now on TV. Many of the clues on Who Wants to be a Millionaire? and Jeopardy! are contained within the pages of this book. It contains over 12,500 facts that come up over and over on these types of shows. No other trivia book today contains the amount of information in this book and designed with short easy to study clues. This book is a must for anyone studying for any of the challenging game shows on American TV today.

For Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

Jeopardy! 2nd Edition is the game that brings the full experience of the long-running quiz game to your Mac. Take a sample contestant exam. Watch clips of what goes on backstage. Challenge your knowledge of the world in over 4,200 questions. Choose from classic, solo or Tournament of Champions modes. 1 to 3 players can play. Unlock special bonuses as you play, like hidden interviews with Alex Trebek!

For Mac OS

Turn your living room into a game show with Jeopardy! 2003. Show what you know by challenging family and friends to see who knows more about history, science, trivia, and literature. Interact with Alex Trebek, build incredible prize totals, and enjoy the fast-paced thrill that has made Jeopardy! so popular on TV. It's like being right there in the studio.

For the Sony PS2

It's a game show paradise with Jeopardy! Interact with Alex Trebek, buzz in, and build up incredible winnings in the fast-paced competition that has made Jeopardy! so popular on TV. It's the closest thing to being on the show!

Play trivia against Ken Jennings. Sure, Ken Jennings holds all records, but can he go toe-to-toe with you in your expert trivia category? Match wits with the Jeopardy all-time money winner as well as other players. All 880 questions answered by Ken Jennings himself and, not all answered correctly either. The first player to accumulate $2.6 million wins. For 2-4 players. Comes with game board, 4 game pieces, 880 questions, and die.

By the way... Ken didn't win the Ultimate Tournament of Champions, so he can be beat. Will you be the next to beat him?