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A bowl of octopus soup and a bowl of clam chowder.

I Bet You Can't Get Through These Soup Questions From "Jeopardy" Without Missing A Single One

"Jeopardy!” Trivia Questions About Soup

I Bet You Can't Get Through These "Jeopardy" Soup Questions Without Missing A Single One

A pot full of cabbage, corn on the cob, and other mixed vegetables in a boiling stew.

Olympic medals are imprinted with sprigs of these leaves that cooks use to flavor soups and stews.

A bowl of rice, a loose carrot, onion, mushroom, and various spices on a kitchen countertop.

The Campbell's Soup website calls this and a grilled cheese sandwich a dinner combination that can't be beat.

Various amounts of soups in bowls are laid out on a table.

You can invest in shares of it, or you can use the beef or chicken type to make soup.

A person cooking a soup holds a spoon over a boiling pot surrounded by ingredients. 

This hearty, spicy tripe soup has been touted as a hangover cure and is popular in Mexico on New Year's morning.

A person is taking a cell phone picture of their bowl of soup.

It's a pot of the New England style of this chunky seafood soup, made with fresh littlenecks.

A bowl of soup with chicken and vegetables in it.

Soup's on! This thick Italian one with vegetables, beans and bits of pasta.

A bowl of cubed carrots, onions, garlic and various spices.

Bun bo hue, a spicy meat and noodle soup, is a specialty of this country.

A person dices multiple celery sticks and carrots on a kitchen counter.

Adieu, ma petite potato chip, as I plunge you into this "national" dip that shares a name with a soup.

Don't forget this soup from right here in the USA that can use different meats and, of course, okra.

A person uses a ladle to put hot soup into a bowl.

This tomato and spices soup of the Iberian peninsula is properly served chilled.

A woman tastes a type of soup off a spoon held by a young boy.

Pasta e fagioli is a hearty Italian soup of pasta and these.

A woman pushes various diced vegetables off a cutting board and into a pot.

Not vegetables as their name implies, they're relatives of the sea urchin and often used in soups.

A man pushes a wooden spoon around a full pot of soup.

Clam chowder turned reddish by the addition of tomato is named for this island.

A woman holds a wooden spoon over a pot of chilli.

Miso soup can have strands of wakame, this greenery, sunk to the bottom of the bowl.

A bowl of ramen noodles, eggs, salmon, and peas are tossed into the air by a pair of hands.

Consomme is a French term for this clear soup of chicken or beef flavoring.

A bowl of soup topped with shredded onions and greens.

Campbell's recipe for its "One Dish Chicken and Rice Bake" calls for a can of its cream of this soup.

A man pours liquid from one big pot into another.

John T. Dorrance, a chemist who studied cooking in Paris, developed the first canned soups for this brand.

A woman uses a ladle to scoop soup into a bowl.

The TV show in which a character says, "No soup for you."

A pot full of liquid, carrots, and chicken sits next to a cutting board of carrots and onions.

This beet soup can be served hot or cold but it should always come with a dollop of sour cream

A hand uses a knife to cut a big head of broccoli in half.

Boudin uses this tangy bread associated with San Francisco to make a bread bowl for soup.

A hand uses a knife to cut carrots into a waiting pot.

Before you have your sushi, try some miso soup, which usually has green onions and cubes of this in it.

A full pot of soup hangs over a camp fire.

And finally, Tyler Florence says you can substitute the butternut type of this in his pumpkin soup.

Wow, you are a soup master! I'm guessing either soup is your favorite meal or your love for this liquidy meal knows no bounds.

Jack Black as Po, Seth Rogen as Master Mantis, and Lucy Liu as Master Viper in the movie "Kung Fu Panda"

You're a real soup-erstar!

Unfortunately, you seem to be slacking when it comes to soup knowledge. I would recommend opening a can of your favorite soup and studying the questions you missed so you can ace this quiz in the future!

I Bet You Can't Get Through These Soup Questions From "Jeopardy" Without Missing A Single One

For more SOUPer quizzes and recipes, check out all our Soup Week posts here from now through January 31!

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