Jeopardy Trivia Questions — Page 3

201.Which company's name is a play on "googol", the number 10 to the 100th power? 202.What does 10 to the zero power equal? 203.Ten years after its 1956 Broadway debut, which play became a musical with its title shortened to "Mame"? 204.Which Roman leader, who lived from 100 to 44 BC, is believed to have suffered from epilepsy? 205.Which business magazine publishes the annual "100 Best Companies to Work For" list? 206.Fort Yukon, which recorded a temperature of 100°F on June 27, 1915, is in which state? 207.What is 100 divided by 4, times 3, divided by 5? 208.Which 2011 Steven Soderbergh thriller follows the global spread of a deadly virus? 209.100 kopecks make up which currency? 210.The 100-meter butterfly and 100-meter freestyle are events in which sport? 211.Before the euro, 100 of which coins made up one German mark? 212.Before the euro, 100 of what made up one French franc? 213.In India, 100 paise make up one of which currency unit? 214.Which pop artist created "100 Soup Cans" in 1962? 215.The presidential library at 1000 Beal Avenue in Ann Arbor, Michigan, honors which president? 216.The June 1775 battle that cost about 1,000 British and 450 American casualties is named for which Charlestown hill? 217.In 1979, about 1,000 Chinese protested officials' privileges in which Beijing square, far more famous for the protests of 1989? 218.How can 1,000 be written as a power of 10? 219.Cliffs about 1,000 feet high line the Arkansas River in which Colorado gorge, spanned by a famous suspension bridge? 220.Which great river of Burma (Myanmar) flows past Mandalay to the Andaman Sea? 221.Around the year 1000, which Norse explorer built houses and a shed for his ship in a land he called Vinland? 222.Which U.S. state is nicknamed the "Land of 10,000 Lakes"? 223.10,000 Maniacs recorded a cover of which 1971 Cat Stevens hit? 224.The 10,000 meters and the javelin are events in which sport? 225.10,000 years ago, before farming spread, nearly all human societies were which type, named for how they got food? 226.A museum on Mud Island in Memphis, Tennessee, chronicles 10,000 years of history along which river? 227.About 100,000 people turned out for the 1849 funeral of bandleader Johann Strauss I in which city? 228.Named for a common maximum broadcast power, the website 100000watts.com listed which U.S. businesses? 229.Brian Boru became High King of which country in 1002? 230.In 1005, Malcolm II succeeded Kenneth III as king of which nation? 231.Which classic sitcom's magical fun took place at 1020 Palm Drive in Cocoa Beach, Florida? 232.What unit equals 1,024 megabytes? 233.For a 13-year-old, 10:30 or 11:00 p.m. might be an appropriate setting for what? 234.In 1066, German King Henry IV married which daughter of the Count of Savoy? 235.Who was crowned King of England in Westminster Abbey on Christmas Day, 1066? 236.What event took place in southern England in October 1066? 237.In 1084, forces led by Robert Guiscard sacked Rome; they belonged to which people, who had conquered England 18 years earlier? 238.Which state's record high, 109°F, was set on July 10, 1936, in Cumberland and Frederick? 239.Which action figure stood 11 1/2 inches tall when he debuted in 1964 but shrank to 3 3/4 inches by 1982? 240.About $11 billion in alleged accounting fraud played a part in which long-distance company's July 2002 bankruptcy? 241.Which word means to honor the memory of something with an observance or ceremony? 242.Which 11-letter word names the sac that contains the heart? 243.Which 11-letter term means without a beard or mustache? 244."Twelve little girls in two straight lines" live with which heroine, whose rescue story won the 1954 Caldecott Medal? 245.Which city, capital of Lombardy, is the largest in Italy's Po Valley? 246.Which capital city lies on the Philippine island of Luzon? 247.The 1997 musical "Steel Pier," with 11 Tony nominations but no wins, dramatized a 1930s dance marathon in which city? 248.Since 1891, many presidents have stayed at the Hotel del Coronado, near which Navy hub city? 249.Eleven players per side, a center circle, a penalty area and a goal belong to which sport? 250.In which Olympic martial art do competitors try to throw their opponents to the mat? 251.Which singer-songwriter scored hits with "Sweet Caroline," "Cracklin' Rosie" and "Heartlight"? 252.A dime is 1/10 of a dollar; what is the name for 1/10 of a cent? 253.From 1147 to 1149, Louis VII of France and Conrad III of Germany led the second of which series of holy wars? 254.In 1152, King Louis VII of France had his marriage annulled from which lively heiress? 255.Which Roman emperor, who reigned from AD 117 to 138, built a famous wall across northern Britain? 256.In 1170, Reginald FitzUrse and three other knights murdered which archbishop? 257.Keokuk, which set a state record of 118°F in 1934, is in which state? 258.Only three kings of England have had which name, each taking the throne in 1189, 1377 and 1483? 259.Pendleton, which reached 119°F in 1898, a record high for its state, is in which state? 260.Twelve avenues radiate from which Paris monument, completed in the 1830s? 261.What is a 12-inch hot dog called? 262.Which 12-letter word means "beneath the skin"? 263.About 12 million future Americans were inspected at which immigration station? 264.Twelve of the 33 of which bones are thoracic? 265.In 2000, 12-year-old George Abraham Thampy won which contest with the word "démarche"? 266.In which 1988 film does 12-year-old Josh Baskin wish to be grown up? 267.In Nabokov's novel, 12-year-old Dolores Haze is better known by which nickname? 268.Twelve years after "Diamonds Are Forever," which actor returned as James Bond in 1983's "Never Say Never Again"? 269.Twelve years after taking a famous day off, which actor played Dr. Niko Tatopoulos in 1998's "Godzilla"? 270.Which isolated South Atlantic island, some 1,200 miles off Africa, entered history as Napoleon's final place of exile? 271.1,200 quarts of ice cream and a four-foot cake were served at which president's March 4, 1857, inaugural? 272.Viking ships over 1,000 years old are on display at the Viking Ship Museum in which Norwegian capital? 273.In 1204, crusaders supposedly headed for Jerusalem sacked which rich Christian city? 274.Proclaimed great khan in 1206, which leader built the Mongol Empire until his death in 1227? 275.In 1207, which English king granted Liverpool its first charter? 276.The disastrous Children's Crusade of 1212 is one theory behind which legend of a stranger who led a town's children away? 277.Which hot Andalusian city is the setting of Rossini's opera about a barber named Figaro? 278.Laughlin, which set its state's record high of 125°F in 1994, is in which state? 279.Which skyscraper, completed in 1931, rises 1,250 feet from sidewalk to roof? 280.Lying about 12,500 feet above sea level, which lake on the Bolivia-Peru border is called the world's highest navigable lake? 281.Which poet, who lived from 1265 to 1321, described a journey through Hell in his "Inferno"? 282.128 Americans died when a German U-boat sank which Cunard liner off Ireland on May 7, 1915? 283.Which British liner, torpedoed by the German submarine U-20 on May 7, 1915, sank in about 18 minutes? 284.In 1281, a "divine wind" saved which nation from a Mongol invasion? 285.In 1290, King Edward I expelled all Jews from which nation? 286.In 1297, Francois Grimaldi, disguised as a monk, seized the fortress of which future principality? 287.What time is it 13 half-hours after 6:30 p.m.? 288.Which word for a long journey, especially on foot, shares its Latin root with the name of the peregrine falcon? 289.What name is given to a group of 13 loaves or buns? 290.Thirteen items, as a bread seller traditionally counts them, make up what? 291.What name is traditionally given to a group of 13 witches? 292.In 1997, 13-year-old Rebecca Sealfon won which contest by correctly spelling "euonym"? 293.About 1,300 invited guests attend a banquet in Stockholm City Hall's Blue Hall after the awarding of which honors? 294.The line "Turn, Beatrice, turn thy saintly sight on this thy faithful one" comes from which 14th-century work? 295.Robert the Bruce was king of which nation from 1306 to 1329? 296.On Friday the 13th of October, 1307, King Philip IV had members of which order of knights arrested across France? 297.Argentina's Valdés Peninsula, known for its whales, elephant seals and salt lakes below sea level, is on which continent? 298.Which TV family lived at 1313 Mockingbird Lane? 299.With 20,000 workers and minarets over 130 feet tall, which monument was built in Agra? 300.The 1397 Union of Kalmar united Sweden with which two other kingdoms?