Athens? And I'm no good at bible categories either, but orange is my best color in trivia pursuit!

sixpense: who'd have thought a peanut butter and jellyfish sandwich would actually sound yummy?

yep, athens. Thats always reliable in jeopardy, always go with the largest known associating thing. Like any time Scotland and a peotic line comes up, you know the answer will be "R. Burns".

my best categories are green and pink. ok, i'll do a sports category sometime.
(science&naure or entertainent. in my version green is sports, orange is miscilaneous, but in others it's history. I dont get it)

2)
Theophrastus followed this man’s teachings in physics & metaphysics & followed him as the Lyceum’s head

Who was Aristotle?

yep.

i'm not even going to bother with #3 because its so rediculous, so

4)
The modern men’s discus weighs 4.4 pounds; the ones found at this site in Greece’s Elis Valley weighed up to 9 pounds

What is Olympia?

Now we're all curious. What was $3?

yep, olympia.

#3 was: The most economically important tree, a branch from it symbolized the birth of a boy

ok
5)
The name of this wise lawgiver of around 600 B.C. has come to be any legislator

Hmmm. If we're talking Congressional types, is there a famous ancient Greek named Hypocrites? Regarding #3, what's so ridiculous about associating boys with the most important tree? Harumph.

I'm joking -- don't throw your Jeopardy home game at me!!! And, it sounds like you have an alternate universe version of Trivia Pursuit?

#3: what is a birch?

#5: who is Solon?

Oh, expletive. On second thought, change #3. What is olive?