Jeopardy Trivia Questions — Page 108

10,701.Count Gyula Andrássy helped arrange the Compromise of 1867, which created which dual monarchy? 10,702.Count Andrenyi, Mrs. Hubbard and Colonel Arbuthnot are among the suspects in which 1934 train-set novel? 10,703.Count Folke Bernadotte, a diplomat and nephew of King Gustav V, was assassinated in 1948 while serving as a UN mediator. Which country was… 10,704.Count Dooku, Mace Windu and Chancellor Palpatine are characters in which film saga? 10,705.Count Grigory Orlov helped lead the 1762 palace coup that placed which empress on the Russian throne? 10,706.Which verb means to count off or list items one by one? 10,707.Count Orsini-Rosenberg, Emperor Joseph II and Antonio Salieri are characters in which play and film? 10,708.Which word describes something countable, with an end or limit? 10,709.Countee Cullen and Langston Hughes were part of which 1920s New York cultural movement? 10,710.Con artist and art forger Neal Caffrey helps the FBI catch criminals in which USA Network series? 10,711.In what year did Christopher Columbus return to Spain from his first voyage? 10,712.Which song was Counting Crows' breakthrough hit from their 1993 debut album? 10,713.Countless hammers have swung since which housing organization was founded in Georgia in 1976? 10,714.Bobby Fischer won the 1972 world chess championship against Boris Spassky in which country? 10,715.Which 2008 presidential candidate campaigned with the slogan "Country First"? 10,716.Alfred Hitchcock's 1939 film "Jamaica Inn" is set in which country? 10,717.In which country would you find the illuminated Gospel manuscript the Book of Kells? 10,718.Which country singer wrote and sang the 1965 hit "King of the Road"? 10,719.Which red-haired country star made her film debut fighting underground monsters in the 1990 movie "Tremors"? 10,720.Which country is named for the man who became president of Gran Colombia in 1819? 10,721.Figure skater John Curry, the 1976 Olympic champion, represented which country? 10,722."Country roads, take me home" to which state, admitted to the Union on June 20, 1863? 10,723.Which country is home to the largest communities of both Parsis and Sikhs? 10,724.Royal Copenhagen porcelain comes from which country? 10,725.In May 1985, the United States began broadcasting Radio Martí to which country? 10,726.Which country sent the first woman to walk in space? 10,727.The balboa is the basic monetary unit of which country? 10,728.Which country's oldest university is located in Lahore? 10,729.Which elegant dance in triple time became fashionable at the court of Louis XIV? 10,730.Court-ordered damages include compensatory damages and which kind, meant to punish the wrongdoer? 10,731.In 1970, Sir Laurence Olivier became the first actor raised to the peerage. What could he then call himself? 10,732.Cousin Pearl, Mr. Drysdale and Elly May are characters on which TV sitcom? 10,733.Covering about 30,000 square miles, which country consists of the northern third of the island of Great Britain? 10,734.Whose first greatest hits album, covering 1971 to 1975, was the first album ever certified platinum? 10,735.Two surfers travel the world looking for the perfect wave in which 1966 documentary? 10,736.Complete the classic Western movie line: "We'll ___ at the pass!" 10,737.Who painted "Cow's Skull: Red, White, and Blue" in 1931? 10,738.Which island lies just south of Southampton, across the Solent? 10,739.CP 1919, the first one ever found, emits bursts of radio waves about every 1.337 seconds. What kind of object is it? 10,740.CPB is the stock symbol for which maker of alphabet soup? 10,741.Which U.S. space station hosted astronauts for a then-record 84 days in 1973 and 1974? 10,742.Which surname is shared by "60 Minutes" commentator Andy and actor Mickey? 10,743.In craps, an "ace-deuce" roll shows which two numbers on the dice? 10,744.Robert Englund played which Wes Craven villain? 10,745.Edward Craven Walker is credited with inventing which oozing lights in 1963? 10,746.Crazed with grief after his mother died in 1827, which Zulu king forbade the drinking of milk? 10,747."Crazy," written by Willie Nelson, made the pop Top 10 in 1961 for which singer? 10,748.American-style cream cheese was first made commercially in 1872 by a dairyman in which state? 10,749.Which king created the Church of England in 1534 after failing to get a papal annulment of his first marriage? 10,750.Created by C.W. Post in 1897, which breakfast cereal contains neither of the two foods in its name? 10,751.Created by Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson in 1974, which role-playing game uses a 20-sided die and a Monster Manual? 10,752.In Genesis, God created which first couple and gave them rule over the earth? 10,753.Created by law in 1800, which institution serves as the research library of the U.S. Congress? 10,754.Created by Ruth Wakefield in the 1930s, the original Toll House cookie is which favorite? 10,755.Created by the Continental Congress in 1775, which office joined the Cabinet in 1829 but was removed from it in 1971? 10,756.Created in 1789, which department replaced the Department of Foreign Affairs in the U.S. Cabinet? 10,757.Created in 1903, Luna Park was a fanciful amusement park in which famous seaside area? 10,758.Created in 1912, which candy was originally marketed with the slogan "For That Stormy Breath"? 10,759.Created in 1914, which U.S. agency issues cease-and-desist orders against companies engaging in unfair business practices? 10,760.Which comic-strip caveman hails from the kingdom of Moo? 10,761.Hormel's canned meat Spam, introduced in 1937, is popularly said to be a blend of which two words? 10,762.The Soviet peace prize created in 1949 and renamed the Lenin Peace Prize in 1956 originally bore whose name? 10,763.Created in 1950, which "Peanuts" character finally hit a game-winning home run in a March 1993 comic strip? 10,764.Created in 1958, which U.S. agency took over from NACA, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics? 10,765.The Aswan High Dam created which huge reservoir, named for an Egyptian president? 10,766.Created in 1970 and made of three arrows, the universal symbol for what was based on a Möbius strip? 10,767.Created in 1971 as the National Railroad Passenger Corporation, the U.S. rail service is better known by what name? 10,768.Created in New York, which stock index began on May 26, 1896, as an average of just 12 stocks, coming in at 40.94? 10,769.First formed by the House in 1789, which committee handles tax bills? 10,770.Created within the AFL in 1935, which labor group later split away and then merged back with it in 1955? 10,771.The English at the 1346 Battle of Crécy are believed to have used early cannons, fired with which substance? 10,772.Credited with saving the studio, which canine was one of Warner Bros.' most successful stars of the 1920s? 10,773.Creedence Clearwater Revival and Ike & Tina Turner both had hits with which song? 10,774.Which creepy Bram Stoker novel is about a huge, ancient pale serpent? 10,775.Creighton University, a Jesuit school founded in 1878, is in which Midwest city? 10,776.A crest, weights, a pendulum and a moon dial are features of which tall timepiece? 10,777."Crevette" is the French word for which shellfish? 10,778.Who wrote and directed the films "Crimes and Misdemeanors" and "Hannah and Her Sisters"? 10,779.Complete the title of Edgar Allan Poe's 1841 story: "The ___ in the Rue Morgue." 10,780.Crispus Attucks was one of five men killed in which Boston event on March 5, 1770? 10,781.In a hospital, what does ICU stand for? 10,782.Which "Saturday Night Live" star died in Los Angeles in March 1982 at age 33? 10,783.Baritone Dwayne Croft played Nick Carraway in a 1999 Metropolitan Opera production based on which novel? 10,784.Crocodilians are oviparous, meaning they do what? 10,785.Walter Cronkite anchored which network's evening news from April 16, 1962, to March 6, 1981? 10,786.In November 1963, Walter Cronkite broke into a live broadcast of "As the World Turns" to report what? 10,787.Cronus, son of Uranus, was identified by the Romans with which god, who also gave his name to a planet? 10,788.Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Rosemary Clooney appeared in an October 1957 CBS TV special that promoted which short-lived car? 10,789."Cross and Sword," Florida's official state play, dramatizes the 1565 founding of which city? 10,790.Johnny Depp played which angora-sweater-loving B-movie director in a 1994 Tim Burton film? 10,791.After crossing the Delaware on Christmas night 1776, Washington defeated Hessian troops at which future New Jersey capital? 10,792.Crossing the Sabarmati River was part of which leader's 1930 protest march to the sea? 10,793."Crossing the Water," a collection of her poems, was published posthumously in 1971. Who was the poet? 10,794.Crius, Rhea, Phoebe, Oceanus and Hyperion were among which group in Greek mythology? 10,795.Which large public university's main campus is in Austin, the capital of Texas? 10,796.Which ruler had himself crowned the first tsar of all Russia in 1547? 10,797.Gustav Vasa, who became Sweden's king in 1523, ended the Kalmar Union of Sweden with which two countries? 10,798.Lara Dutta, a University of Mumbai graduate crowned Miss Universe in Cyprus in May 2000, represented which country? 10,799.What word describes crudely written verse, often of a humorous nature? 10,800.Which cruise company trades under the stock symbol CCL?