Do You Know Jack? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Multiple choice

There are usually four answers to choose from for the multiple choice questions.

If you decide to buzz in before the multiple choices appear, you are forced to guess the answer without even knowing the choices. Good luck!

Fill in the blank questions do appear, but they are rather rare.

Answer: S

When you use your screw on your opponent, they are forced to answer the question. If they get the question wrong, they lose the money value of the question. However, if they get the question right, they get the money value of the question and then you lose the same amount. You have to be careful!

Answer: You Don't Know Jack Volume 3

The "3 Way" is a question type that all players participate in. It usually shows up as the last question during Round 1.

You are given three possible answers at the start of the question, and then a series of clues show up. When the correct answer is lit up for the clue, you buzz in. If you're right, you win money, but if you're wrong, you lose money.

Answer: Two or three

A "Dis or Dat" question is only for the player who selected the question. You are asked to choose whether a series of items fits the first category, the second category and on occasion, both. For example, you may be asked if a series of items is a variety of cheese or a movie monster.

The "Dis or Dat" category was first introduced in "You Don't Know Jack Volume 2".

Answer: Gibberish Question

The "Gibberish Question" is a staple element which has appeared in almost every game in the series.

It is very similar to the game called "Mad Gab". During this question, you are given a obscure nonsensical phrase, which rhymes with a common word or phrase. Your goal is to identify what it rhymes with.

The host will usually tell you what kind of thing the answer is (person, movie quote, book title, etc.).

Answer: $20,000

An "Impossible Question" is not "impossible", but it is usually extremely hard. It shows up in Round 2 of a 21-question game.

It's a very high-risk question - If you choose the wrong answer, you lose $20,000!

Answer: Nate Shapiro

The "Fiber Optic Field Trip" involves the host of the game contacting a random person out of a phone book to ask them for a trivia question. It only appears during a full-length game.

The "Fiber Optic Field Trip" is divided into two parts. The first part, where the host introduces themselves to the caller, is seen during question five or question six. The question itself is given during the eleventh question.

On a side note, Nate Shapiro is actually the stage name for the host of the original "You Don't Know Jack".

Answer: Shannon Tweed

Shannon Tweed is a Canadian actress who has appeared in various movies and television shows. She married Gene Simmons, who was a member of the band "KISS", in 2011.

There are several questions that include Shannon Tweed as one of the options in these two game versions, with all of them being the wrong answer.

Answer: Cookie Masterson

Cookie Masterson is the stage name of Tom Gottlieb. Cookie has been part of several games in the "You Don't Know Jack" series, including the original game, "Volume 2" "Volume 3", "Movies", "Sports" and the "Netshow".

Troy Stevens, who was played by Paul Reubens, was in fact the host of the television series "You Don't Know Jack", which was cancelled after only six episodes. Tom Gottlieb was the announcer for this television show.

Answer: Jack Attack

The "Jack Attack" appears in virtually every game in the series.

You must match a series of answers to words associated to it. The associated word must fit the clue given at the beginning of the "Jack Attack", or else it will be incorrect.