Jeopardy Trivia Questions — Page 47

4,601.What is a perfect game score in ten-pin bowling? 4,602.A printer's "perfect" one of these contains 516 sheets instead of 500. What? 4,603.What is an unintended period of silence during a radio broadcast called? 4,604.A person described as loquacious does what a lot? 4,605.What is a person from Harrisburg or Philadelphia called? 4,606.A person in a rage is said to see which color? 4,607.What is a person in his or her sixties called? 4,608.A person moving quickly is going "by leaps and" what? 4,609.What Spanish-derived word names a person of low social status or a day laborer? 4,610.What is a person who hates or fears books called? 4,611.What is a person who makes barrels called? 4,612.A hoarse person is said to have a frog in what part of the body? 4,613.What word can mean a person's condition or disposition, or a political unit of the U.S.? 4,614.What are a person's temperature, pulse and respiration rates collectively called? 4,615.What word names a dog's sound or a tree's outer covering? 4,616.A Peter Gabriel song is named for which activist whose 1977 death in police custody made him a martyr? 4,617.Complete the title of Peter Hoeg's bestseller: "___'s Sense of Snow"? 4,618.In the Marine Corps, what does PFC stand for? 4,619.Which pharmaceutical magnate, born in St. Louis on May 15, 1886, made Listerine a bestseller by popularizing "halitosis"? 4,620.The Peninsular War of 1808 to 1814, part of the Napoleonic Wars, was fought on which peninsula? 4,621.Which philanthropist began restoring Williamsburg, Virginia, in 1926? 4,622.A. Philip Randolph, who first proposed a march on which city in 1941, also helped organize the one in 1963? 4,623.A Philippine one-peso coin of 1947 depicted which American as "Defender and Liberator"? 4,624.A phillumenist collects items related to which smoking aids? 4,625.Which philosopher and student of Plato lived from 384 to 322 B.C.? 4,626.A photic sneeze is triggered by what? 4,627.Where does a photographer go "to see what develops"? 4,628.A phrase in Longfellow's "Paul Revere's Ride" gave its title to which 1996 Sandra Bullock film? 4,629.Which physician, educated partly in Hawaii, led the movement that overthrew the Qing (Manchu) dynasty in 1911? 4,630.Which physicist, reflecting on the atomic bomb, reportedly said in 1955, "If only I had known, I would have become a watchmaker"? 4,631.A standard piano has 52 white keys and how many black keys? 4,632.A picture of which actress, "the Love Goddess", adorned an atomic bomb tested at Bikini Atoll in 1946? 4,633.What word names a piece of music or a short school essay? 4,634.What word names a piece of rice or a tiny speck of sand? 4,635.What was the name for the pigtail that was once required in the British Army? 4,636.Which pilot radioed in 1937: "Gas is running low... we are flying at 1,000 feet"? 4,637.The pilot's wife in 1986's "Top Gun", Meg joined the military herself in which 1996 film? 4,638.A pine, a fir and a spruce are all what kind of tree? 4,639.Which word names a pirate or an NFL player from Tampa Bay? 4,640.What French word names a place for hairdressing ("coiffure") or beauty? 4,641.Complete the saying: "A place for everything and..."? 4,642.Where would you get your feet wet at "der Strand" in Germany? 4,643.In Spanish, "la cocina" is which room of the house? 4,644.A plaid cotton fabric is named for which Indian seaport? 4,645.What plain-woven fabric is made from jute or hemp? 4,646.What is the plan or diagram used for cutting and making a dress called? 4,647.What is a plane figure with seven sides and seven angles called? 4,648.A planetarium in which state capital bears the name of Christa McAuliffe, who died in the 1986 Challenger explosion? 4,649.Which 1919 W. Somerset Maugham novel, inspired by Gauguin, has a title pairing a planetary satellite and half a shilling? 4,650.Which plant of the parsley family is known as Apium graveolens? 4,651.What is a scientist who studies plants called? 4,652.A plaque in Yankee Stadium's Monument Park honors which former cardinal for a 1979 event held at the stadium? 4,653.A plaque in the Louisiana State Capitol marks the site of which violent event of September 8, 1935? 4,654.A plaque left on the Moon in July 1969 has the signatures of Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and which two other men? 4,655.What is a plaster cast made of a living person's face called? 4,656.A platypus was one of the mascots of the 2000 Summer Olympics in which city? 4,657.What is a play area for very young children, and also a franchised children's TV show begun in 1953? 4,658.What is a playing card with two spots called? 4,659.Which playwright wrote the line "We are all born mad. Some remain so"? 4,660.A plaza in San Francisco is named for which politician, a city supervisor when he was slain in 1978? 4,661.What word names the plectrum of a harpsichord and a porcupine's spine? 4,662.A plow appears on the seal of which Cabinet department created in 1862? 4,663.What is a plum that has been dried called? 4,664.A plumber uses which long, flexible tool, named for an animal, to clear your pipes? 4,665.A plump, bearded Dutchman who drove him by sleigh on December 24, 1822, reputedly inspired which man's famous poem? 4,666.A plunger is also known as which workman's "helper"? 4,667.What does a pluviometer measure? 4,668.Complete the name of the German pocket battleship that sank nine British merchant ships before it was scuttled in 1939: Admiral Graf ___? 4,669.Complete the opening line of an Edgar Allan Poe poem: "Hear the sledges with..."? 4,670.Which 1923 Nobel Prize winner wrote the poem beginning "I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree"? 4,671.Which poet wrote "The Lady of Shalott"? 4,672.Complete the title of the John Keats poem "The Eve of St. ..."? 4,673.Which poet, a 1923 Nobel winner, also served six years in the Irish Senate? 4,674.Which poet reportedly said in 1953, "I've had 18 straight whiskies. I think that's the record"? 4,675.Which poet, born in Florence in 1265, met Beatrice when he was 9? 4,676.Which poet wrote "If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?" 4,677.In poker, what is a hand of the 6, 5, 4, 3 and 2 of clubs? 4,678.A Poland China is a breed of which farm animal? 4,679.What French word names a police officer, especially one from France's military police force? 4,680.Complete the name of the Polish-born Nobel-winning writer of short stories: Isaac Bashevis...? 4,681.What was the surname of the Polish pope John Paul II before his election? 4,682.A Polish woman who survived a concentration camp is the title figure of which 1979 William Styron novel set in 1947? 4,683.What does GOP, the nickname of the Republican Party, stand for? 4,684.France's political and social system before 1789 is known as the "ancien" what? 4,685.What is a political subdivision of Switzerland called? 4,686.Which politician was nicknamed "Tail Gunner Joe"? 4,687.What is a polygon with four sides called? 4,688.A popular 1889 John Philip Sousa march was commissioned for an awards ceremony held by which newspaper? 4,689.A popular 1940s style of ankle socks shares its name with a nickname for Robert. What are they called? 4,690.Which popular 1960s hairdo shares its name with an insect's home? 4,691.Which popular 1990s sitcom starred Jerry as himself? 4,692.A popular big band became which man's alone after his brother walked offstage during a 1935 performance? 4,693.Which Maurice Sendak story was turned into an opera by Oliver Knussen, first performed in 1980? 4,694.A popular Chippendale furniture style of the 1750s was inspired by designs from which Asian country? 4,695.Which name is on a popular brand of English muffins? 4,696.Which populist became Louisiana's governor in 1928? 4,697.What word names a portable lamp or a green-garbed DC Comics hero? 4,698.Crater Lake, with its cinder cone Wizard Island, is in which state's only national park? 4,699.A portion of which avenue between the Capitol and the White House was designated a national historic site in 1965? 4,700.Which revolutionary year is written in Roman numerals as MDCCLXXVI?