The questions that are presented in the “Team Mind Battle” and “Team What-Where-When” Jeopardy games require both general knowledge and the ability to think logically. They might be related to various fields (such as history, geography, arts, physics, biology, and other), but the best part is that you may not require very specific knowledge in those fields. Usually, the questions are about more or less minor topics that are not known to most people, but after thinking logically, it is possible to guess the answer based on one's general knowledge about similar subjects. This really helps bring the game to a whole new level. The goal of a good Team Jeopardy gameshow question is to make it so that team members discuss amongst themselves and only after each member said his/her suggestions or thoughts regarding the question, it would be possible to find the correct answer. The number of questions that are answered correctly by the teams per each match varies greatly, but usually, the teams can find the correct answer for approximately 65%-75% of the questions.

In some gameshows questions consists of two slides, one for the question and one for answer. The answer slide may include a detailed explanation of the answer. The goal of Team Jeopardy is not only to entertain, but to expand the knowledge of the players and the spectators as well. The questions that are related to interesting subjects that are not widely known to the general public, but are worth knowing, are especially valued.