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Beyonce Becomes Jeopardy Category
11/13/2014
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(Radio.com) Everyday, Beyonce's #BeyHive buzzes a little bit louder. Tuesday night, the singer received her very own category on Jeopardy, placing her in the same league as sports teams, presidents and national monuments.

Contestants on the long-running game show answered five questions about the star in the category of "& Beyonc�" as part of the "Tournament of Champions."

What dark mysteries of the BeyHive were revealed? Well, answers included Destiny's Child, Blue Ivy, Cadillac Records, "Single Ladies" and "Drunk in Love" - kids' stuff for anyone with a passing familiarity with the entertainer. here.

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