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11,101.Which poet wrote, "A child said What is the grass? fetching it to me with full hands"?
11,102.A church is called a cathedral when which official's chair, a "cathedra" in Latin, is there?
11,103.Which relative and successor of Trajan built a 2nd-century protective wall across northern Britain?
11,104.What is the name for a dot marking a unit of value on dice or dominoes?
11,105.In the New Testament, an angel tells which man in a dream, "Take the young child and his mother, and flee into Egypt"?
11,106.In which 2004 film does a food critic name Adam Sandler's character the best chef in the country?
11,107.Koko the gorilla learned to communicate using gestures from which language?
11,108.Which aviation pioneers sent a historic telegram home that began, "Success four flights Thursday morning"?
11,109.Which word for a lack or deficiency is said to make the heart grow fonder?
11,110.A litmus test can help you place things on which scale, devised by S.P.L. Sørensen?
11,111.A man with a hawk's head crowned with a sun disk represents which ancient Egyptian sun god?
11,112.The Normans brought to England the motte-and-bailey style of which structure?
11,113.Paul Zindel's Pulitzer Prize-winning play is titled "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon" what?
11,114.Which state's quarter shows a race car over an outline of the state with the motto "Crossroads of America"?
11,115.A red beverage sold to fans bore the same name as which HBO vampire series, in which the drink appears?
11,116.Walter Scott's 1805 poem "The ___ of the Last Minstrel" uses which word for a song-like narrative poem?
11,117.Which condiment is a standard topping on a Chicago-style hot dog, where ketchup is famously frowned upon?
11,118.A thesaurus lists antonyms and which other words, their opposite, that have the same or similar meaning?
11,119.What is a thin sheet of fine wood glued over cheaper material for decoration called?
11,120.A famous tongue twister mentions rubber bumpers on which two-word conveyance?
11,121.Which type of TV screen shares its name with the straw-colored fluid part of the blood?
11,122.Which crop, a type of sorghum, has stiff, bristly flower clusters used for sweeping?
11,123.A unique mobile library in Kenya is carried from place to place by which "ships of the desert"?
11,124.Kerrelyn Sparks's vampire romance series is punningly titled "Love at" what?
11,125.Which idiom means to remain cheerful and hopeful in a difficult situation?
11,126.Yeats's poem "Under Ben Bulben" ends: "Cast a cold eye on life, on death." Which three words follow?
11,127.What is the name for an engineered waste site where trash is buried in layers and covered with soil each day, often called "sanitary"?
11,128.Born in Prague in 1937, who became the first woman U.S. secretary of state in 1997?
11,129.In which 1998 film does Bruce Willis, recruited to save the world from an asteroid, demand that his crew never pay taxes again?
11,130.Which book of the Bible, whose name means "second law," forbids sacrificing a blemished bullock or sheep in chapter 17?
11,131.According to the book "Disney A to Z," which of the Seven Dwarfs is the youngest?
11,132.George Balanchine's 1965 ballet, whose opening scene is set in La Mancha, was based on which Spanish novel?
11,133.After a maul, a drop kick and a scrum, you know you're watching which sport developed in England?
11,134.Joe DiMaggio still holds baseball's record for the longest what, at 56 games in 1941?
11,135.After getting lost crossing a California desert and suffering terribly in 1849, emigrants gave the area which name?
11,136.In the Bible, Jonah is oddly irked after his preaching leads the people of Nineveh to do what?
11,137.Which word for the glamorous, fashionable celebrity set was formed by adding letters to "literati"?
11,138.After Major Strasser is shot in "Casablanca," Captain Renault orders his men to round up whom, a phrase that later became a film title?
11,139.After which founder of Rome disappeared in a storm did the Romans worship him as a god?
11,140.After two decades of waiting for Odysseus, which faithful wife agrees to marry whichever suitor wins an archery contest?
11,141.After winning an Emmy for playing Ellenor Frutt on "The Practice," which actress declared, "This is for all the fat girls!"?
11,142.Alan Ladd got shanghaied in which 1946 film based on Richard Henry Dana's seafaring memoir?
11,143.Confederate Vice President Alexander Stephens called which boss "weak and vacillating, petulant, peevish, obstinate"?
11,144.Bernard Lovell's giant Jodrell Bank radio telescope was completed in 1957, just in time to track the launch of which first artificial satel…
11,145.Alger Hiss got five years after his 1950 perjury conviction, thanks largely to which California congressman who later had legal troubles of…
11,146.ALS, the most common form of motor neuron disease, is also named for which baseball star?
11,147.Sometimes called the "17-year locust," which loud insect can produce sounds of more than 100 decibels?
11,148.Which snake, associated with Cleopatra's death, is also known as the Egyptian cobra?
11,149.Although adopted by Congress in 1777, which temporary constitution of the United States did not take effect until 1781?
11,150.Although it covers only about 1.5 square miles, Conneaut Lake, south of Erie, is which state's largest natural lake?
11,151.Andy Warhol's famous 1962 work of 32 canvases depicted soup cans from which company?
11,152.When the Gothic ruler Alaric ravaged Greece in the 390s, which famous city did he reportedly spare?
11,153.In 2010, which country was the world's biggest exporter of goods?
11,154.An apple and a crossbow play important roles in which hero's story, told in an 1804 play by Friedrich Schiller?
11,155.What is the name for an automobile race run over public roads, often in timed stages?
11,156.Tom and Louis Borders launched a retail empire in 1971 by opening which type of store in Ann Arbor, Michigan?
11,157.An old tobacco factory made famous by "Carmen" now houses part of the university of which Spanish city?
11,158.Ancient Romans would have read which numeral as 11?
11,159.Which ancient people of the Yucatán were excellent astronomers who developed a sophisticated calendar?
11,160.Which drive-in fast-food chain, known for carhops, Toaster sandwiches and Coney hot dogs, shares its name with Sega's speedy hedgehog?
11,161.Appropriately, which president was the first inductee into the National Wildlife Federation's Conservation Hall of Fame?
11,162.Aretha Franklin played the owner of a soul food cafe in which 1980 movie starring Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi?
11,163."Around the Horn," "SportsCenter" and "Monday Night Football" all air on which network?
11,164.Which Maryland city, home of the U.S. Naval Academy, is called "Crabtown on the Bay" in a Navy song?
11,165.As in families, quality drops with each of which stages of copying from an original analog tape?
11,166.As of June 2008, the International Air Transport Association stopped issuing what, maybe saving a tree or two?
11,167.As shown in "The Dresser," which Shakespeare play is considered bad luck to name or quote inside a theater?
11,168.At 14, physics prodigy Chris Hirata enrolled at which university, whose Jet Propulsion Laboratory makes it home to rocket scientists?
11,169.At many coffee shops you can surf the Internet without cords using which rhyming wireless network technology?
11,170.At the Battle of Mobile Bay in 1864, which admiral reportedly said, "Damn the torpedoes! Full speed ahead!"?
11,171.Circus performers often do crazy balancing stunts on which one-wheeled vehicle?
11,172.Automotive icons were built into the design of which Manhattan tower, briefly the world's tallest building?
11,173.Malpeque Bay oysters are a delicacy from which small Canadian island province?
11,174.Which word can mean a bit of chaff in grass cut for fodder or an unsophisticated rural person?
11,175.Barbarino, Epstein and Horshack were "Sweathogs" on which 1970s sitcom?
11,176.Baseball's Ichiro might know that which motorcycle maker's B-King is the rowdy alter ego of its Hayabusa?
11,177.Which Soviet leader, who added the post of premier in 1958, had denounced Stalin in a 1956 "Secret Speech"?
11,178.Before becoming music director of the New York Philharmonic in 1958, which conductor led the New York City Symphony in the 1940s?
11,179.Before heading a "Dynasty," which actor played professor Mike Endicott on "To Rome with Love"?
11,180.Which pop artist said, "Dying is the most embarrassing thing that can ever happen to you"?
11,181.Before writing "Jaws," "The Deep" and "Beast," which author was a speechwriter for Lyndon Johnson?
11,182.Before the Russian Revolution, which scientist was appointed director of the physiology department at the Institute of Experimental Medicin…
11,183.Before they "moved on up" to the East Side, George and Louise Jefferson were neighbors of the Bunkers on which sitcom?
11,184.Benedict Arnold and which man's Green Mountain Boys captured Fort Ticonderoga on May 10, 1775?
11,185.Benjamin Harrison V, ancestor of two presidents, was a member of which body that first met in 1774?
11,186.Which Boston silversmith, famous for his 1775 midnight ride, crafted pieces such as the Sons of Liberty Bowl?
11,187.The 1982 film "Blade Runner" is set in a rain-soaked future version of which city?
11,188.Which 9-letter condition occurs when ice crystals form in body tissues?
11,189.Jeopardy! champion Bob Harris wrote a book about his wins and losses titled "Prisoner of" where?
11,190.Which ready-to-eat item, roasted on a turning spit, is a famous low-priced bestseller at Costco?
11,191.Books 12 to 19 of which ancient Roman's "Natural History" are devoted to botany?
11,192.Born around 1718, which English cabinetmaker was a chip off the old block, since his father made furniture too?
11,193.Born David Jones, which rock legend worked as a saxophonist and a mime before fronting the Spiders from Mars?
11,194.Born in Athens, which writer appeared on "Politically Incorrect" and finished fifth in California's 2003 recall election?
11,195.Born in San Diego in 1986, which redheaded snowboarder was the 2003 U.S. Open slopestyle champion?
11,196.Born in Winsted, which lawyer practiced in Connecticut before writing "Unsafe at Any Speed"?
11,197."Bože pravde" ("God of Justice") is the national anthem of which former Yugoslav republic?
11,198.Which U.S. city is nicknamed the "Emerald City"?
11,199.Brad Pitt played Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer, who befriended the young Dalai Lama, in which 1997 film?
11,200.A breaker protects which closed path through which an electric current flows?