example.yaml

board:
  single:
  - name: First Things First
    questions:
     - Q: Issued in New Haven, Connecticut in 1878, the first one of these listed about 50 names & businesses
       A: Yellow Pages
       points: 200
     - Q: Opened in Houston in 1965, it was the first fully enclosed sports stadium; today, it bears the Reliant name as well
       A: The Astrodome
       points: 400
     - Q: In 1990 The Harvard Law Review elected him, its first black president in its 104-year history
       A: Barrack Obama 
       points: 600
     - Q: In 1731 the USA\'s first circulating library was founded in this city
       A: Philadelphia
       points: 800
     - Q: Not surprisingly, the first architecture dept. at a college was established at this Boston-area school in 1865
       A: MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology
       points: 1000
  - name: Copping Out
    questions:
      - Q: Reach for the sky! In 2010 Tom Hanks returned for a third time to provide the voice of this sheriff
        A: Woody
        points: 200
      - Q: No jokering around! Gary Oldman\'s James Gordon got a promotion to commissioner in this 2008 film
        A: The Dark Knight
        points: 400
      - Q: Let\'s Segway to this Kevin James title guy, a New Jersey "Mall Cop"
        A: Paul Blart
        points: 600
      - Q: Mais oui! In 2006 Monsieur Steve Martin played this--bumbling detective
        A: Inspector Clouseua
        points: 800
      - Q: He did a "Hitch\' as Del Spooner, a robot-hating Chicago cop investigating a murder in 2004\'s "I, Robot"
        A: Will Smith
        points: 1000
  - name: Historical America
    questions:
      - Q: John Hancock signed this in 1776
        A: Declaration of Independence
        points: 200
      - Q: This was banned in Mississippi in 1907 and wouldn\'t be legal again until 1966
        A: Alcohol
        points: 400
      - Q: This U.S. State was once an independent republic
        A: Texas
        points: 600
      - Q: The Pentagon was constructed during this war
        A: World War II
        points: 800
      - Q: This was the first American city to have a public school system
        A: Boston
        points: 1000
  - name: Hysterical America
    questions:
    - Q: Harold and Kumar made it to White Castle, but had to escape from here in their 2008 sequel
      A: Guantanamo Bay
      points: 200
    - Q: In 1992, "Bohemian Rhapsody" was back on the Billboard Charts thanks to this movie
      A: Wayne\'s World
      isDailyDouble: true
      points: 400
    - Q: Peter, the main character in "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" is writing a musical about this character from classic literature
      A: Dracula
      points: 600
    - Q: In 1989, John Candy beat out Danny DeVito to play this dead beat uncle
      A: (Uncle) Buck
      points: 800
    - Q: In an effort to end childish jokes, scientists from Futurama renamed Uranus to this in the year 2620
      A: Urectum
      points: 1000
  - name: In the red
    questions:
      - Q: A poem by Robert Burns says that his love is like this red flower "that\'s newly sprung in June"
        A: a rose
        points: 200
      - Q: Wally the Green Monster is the mascot of this Major League Baseball team
        A: Boston Red Sox
        points: 400
      - Q: If you\'re caught up in this sticky sounding stuff, you\'re in a bureaucratic mess
        A: Red Tape
        points: 600
      - Q: Stephen Crane was 25 when he wrote this novel, "An Episode of the Civil War"
        A: The Red Badge of Courage
        points: 800
      - Q: In Russian, this Moscow area is known as Krasnaya Ploshchad
        A: The Red Square
        points: 1000
  - name: I Lands
    questions:
      - Q: 2 of its islands are Sicily & Sardinia
        A: Italy
        points: 200
      - Q: The North Atlantic Ocean holds this country, home to Europe\'s largest glacier
        A: Iceland
        points: 400
      - Q: The cathedral city of Cork is the second-largest city in this country
        A: Ireland
        points: 600
      - Q: Fittingly, the national soccer team of this African nation is known as the Elephants
        A: Ivory Coast
        points: 800
      - Q: More than 17,500 islands, including Sumatra and Java, make up this equator-straddling country
        A: Indonesia
        points: 1000
  double:
  - name: Ends with the Same 2 Letters
    questions:
      - Q: This word describing the numbers 3 & 15 can also mean "eccentric"
        A: odd
        points: 400
      - Q: Someone from Helsinki
        A: A Finn
        points: 800
      - Q: This sudden indulgence in an activity may follow "spending"
        A: spree
        points: 1200
      - Q: Goodbye!
        A: Farewell<br/>(toodle&#8209;oo)
        isDailyDouble: true
        points: 1600
      - Q: A marsh or bog, or any muddled situation
        A: morass 
        points: 2000
  - name: Who Makes It
    questions:
      - Q: Air Pegasus Sneakers
        A: Nike
        points: 400   
      - Q: Kindle Paperwhite E-reader 
        A: Amazon
        points: 800
      - Q: Dog&nbsp;Chow & Cat&nbsp;Chow 
        A: Purina
        points: 1200
      - Q: Galaxy Tablets
        A: Samsung
        points: 1600
      - Q: Krackel candy bars
        A: Hershey\'s
        points: 2000
  - name: State Capitals
    questions:
      - Q: Legendary rising bird
        A: Phoenix
        points: 400
      - Q: A later apostle
        A: St. Paul
        points: 800
      - Q: On the Simpsons, it comes between C. & Burns
        A: Montgomery
        points: 1200
      - Q: Ancient Greek site of athletic fame
        A: Olympia 
        points: 1600
      - Q: A plains-dwelling Native American tribe
        A: Cheyenne
        points: 2000
  - name: Measure for Measure
    questions:
      - Q: It\'s the number of degrees in half of a circle
        A: "180"
        points: 400
      - Q: The number of karets in pure gold
        A: "24"
        points: 800
      - Q: One of these metric units equals 2.2 pounds
        A: kilogram
        points: 1200
      - Q: In a square mile there are 640 of these
        A: acres
        points: 1600
      - Q: A 150-ton blue whale weighs this many pounds
        A: "300,000 pounds"
        points: 2000
  - name: J Walking
    questions:
      - Q: This activity done with balls or plates can also mean to deal with several things at one time
        A: juggling
        points: 400
      - Q: Anatomically, an elbow or a knee
        A: joint
        points: 800
      - Q: This group of 12 people is sworn to render a verdict
        A: a jury
        points: 1200
      - Q: It\'s another word for news writing
        A: Journalism
        points: 1600
      - Q: The U.S. military calls this 2-word exercise using the arms & legs a "side-straddle hop"
        A: a jumping jack
        points: 2000
  - name: TV Moms & Dads
    questions:
      - Q: In 2010 Entertainment Weekly named this dad the greatest character of the last 20 years--D\'oh!
        A: Homer Simpson
        points: 400
      - Q: This dad had a rather large extended family but only 2 kids, Meadow & A.J.
        A: Tony Soprano
        points: 800
      - Q: Minnie Driver plays Fiona, mom to young Marcus on this series based on a novel & movie
        A: About a Boy
        points: 1200
      - Q: On Showtime this Oscar winner plays Ray Donovan\'s charismatic ex-con father, Mickey
        A: Jon Voight
        points: 1600
      - Q: In the \'80s Vicki Lawrence was the matriarch on "Mama\'s Family" based on a skit from this variety show 
        A: The Carol Burnett Show
        points: 2000
  final:
  - name: U.S. Government Agencies
    Q: Its seal shows a 16-pointed star, symbolizing the search for information, on a shield symbolizing defense
    A: C.I.A
    id: '30-0'
  - name: The Oscars
    Q: Last name of the only family to have a father & daughter receive Academy Award nominations for Best Director
    id: '30-1'
    A: The Copollas<br/>(Francis & Sofia)