Jeopardy Trivia Questions — Page 63

6,201.Who won the Best Actor Oscar for playing boxer Jake LaMotta in "Raging Bull" (1980)? 6,202.After winning the disputed 1876 election, which president was inaugurated to cries of "Rutherfraud"? 6,203.After winning the first International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow in 1958, which pianist got a piano competition named for him? 6,204.Which Florentine author, who died in 1527 and once served as a secretary of the Florentine republic, became a byword for amoral cynicism? 6,205.After writing "J'accuse!", which author was convicted of libel? 6,206.After writing which 1829 opera did Rossini compose no more operas in the last 39 years of his life? 6,207.After World War I, who became director of an art school in Weimar and in 1925 moved it, as the Bauhaus, to Dessau? 6,208.The M1 rifle armed U.S. infantry in World War II. Which newer rifle was issued to GIs in Vietnam in the 1960s? 6,209.After years as Jackie Joyner's coach, who became her husband in 1986? 6,210.After years of construction, which canal finally opened for business on August 15, 1914? 6,211.After years of trial and error, Alfred Nobel patented which explosive in 1867, making him very rich? 6,212.After years of war, Spain finally recognized which country's independence in 1668? 6,213.Running against William Jennings Bryan in 1896, who said "I am a tariff man, standing on a tariff platform"? 6,214.Agana, officially renamed Hagatna in 1998, is the capital of which U.S. territory? 6,215.In Greek, "agape" refers to a selfless, unconditional kind of what? 6,216.Which tournament did Andre Agassi win in 1999 to complete a career Grand Slam? 6,217.Andre Agassi won the 1995 Australian Open by beating which player, his co-star in Nike's "guerrilla tennis" ads? 6,218.Agatha Christie put Hercule Poirot aboard a boat called the Karnak in which 1937 novel? 6,219.Who was 87 when he died in office in 1864, making him the oldest man ever to serve as U.S. chief justice? 6,220.Agent K, Agent J and Jack Jeebs are characters in which 1997 film? 6,221.Which word means aggressively hostile or eager to fight? 6,222.Aglets are the small plastic or metal tips on the ends of what? 6,223.Agnes de Mille won a 1947 Tony Award for choreographing which musical about a Scottish village that appears once every 100 years? 6,224.Agnes de Mille's success with which 1942 Aaron Copland ballet led to her hiring as choreographer for "Oklahoma!"? 6,225.Which word means agreeably pungent or sharp in taste? 6,226.Whose fried chicken chain began selling meals in buckets in 1957? 6,227.In the 1950s, college students had a fad of cramming as many people as possible into what? 6,228.Button Gwinnett, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, died in 1777 after taking part in what? 6,229.Ahi is the Hawaiian name for bigeye and which other tuna? 6,230.Ahmed Ben Bella, first president of which country, was imprisoned in France from 1956 to 1962? 6,231.Ahmose I, who drove out the Hyksos, founded the 18th dynasty of which ancient land? 6,232.Which sister of Barbie was introduced by Mattel in 1964? 6,233.The astonished exclamation "Well, I'll be a monkey's ___!" ends with which relative? 6,234.Ailurophobia is the fear of which pets? 6,235.In which 1979 film does Lt. Col. Kilgore of the Air Cavalry say "Charlie don't surf"? 6,236.Which cosmonaut died in the crash of his MiG fighter on a training flight near Moscow on March 27, 1968? 6,237.Air Force photos from 1949 show what some believe are the ruins of Noah's Ark on which Turkish mountain? 6,238.Filling which tanks with air makes a submarine rise to the surface? 6,239.What airborne nickname was given to 1920s Olympic distance runner Paavo Nurmi? 6,240.Airing in 1983, the final episode of which sitcom earned a 60.2 Nielsen rating? 6,241.Airline steward Gaetan Dugas, who died in 1984, was famously but wrongly labeled "Patient Zero" of which disease? 6,242.Which airline invited travelers to "fly the friendly skies"? 6,243.Planes lined up with the runway just before landing are said to be on what? 6,244.In 1797, Andre-Jacques Garnerin made the first descent of what kind, dropping from a balloon over Paris? 6,245."Aja", "Gaucho" and "Pretzel Logic" are albums by which group? 6,246.Which day of the week, nicknamed "hump day", is named after a Norse god? 6,247.Which actor, born Laszlo Loewenstein in 1904 in Austria-Hungary, played Ugarte in "Casablanca"? 6,248.Nicknamed "The Glove" for his defense, which guard was traded by the Lakers to the Celtics in 2004? 6,249.Also known as "Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure", which 1749 John Cleland work has often been suppressed? 6,250.Also known as Y2K, which computer glitch was feared to strike at the end of 1999? 6,251.AZT, also called zidovudine, was approved in 1987 to fight which virus? 6,252.In 1959, Akiko Kojima became the first woman from which continent to win the Miss Universe pageant? 6,253.Akrotiri is a base area Britain kept under the agreements that made which Mediterranean island independent in 1960? 6,254.Al and Peg's home at 9764 Jeopardy Lane, Chicago, featured in which sitcom? 6,255.Al-Anon was co-founded in the 1950s by the wife of one of the founders of which group? 6,256.The newspapers Al Bayane and La Gazette du Maroc are published in which country? 6,257.Which event began in earnest on "Black Thursday", October 24, 1929? 6,258.Al Capone's gang was blamed for killing seven members of a rival gang on which holiday in 1929? 6,259.Al Capone's nickname is also the title of crime films from 1932 and 1983. What is it? 6,260.According to legend, what occupation did Al Capone list on his business card? 6,261.Al Gore made his environmental views clear in his 1992 book "___ in the Balance"? 6,262.Complete the title of the Al Jolson song: "___ Your Baby with a Dixie Melody". 6,263.Al Oerter set Olympic records winning which throwing event in 1956, 1960, 1964 and 1968? 6,264.Al Pacino angrily bursts into a New York bank in which 1975 film about hostage-taking? 6,265.In which 1992 film does Al Pacino play a blind man who can still dance a mean tango? 6,266.Al Pacino, James Caan and John Cazale played brothers Michael, Sonny and Fredo in which 1972 drama? 6,267.Al Pacino received an Oscar nomination for playing Big Boy Caprice in which 1990 film? 6,268.Alabama's state motto, "Audemus jura nostra defendere", means "We dare defend our ___"? 6,269.Which species is Alabama's official state saltwater fish? 6,270.Alabama's nickname, long used on its license plates, is "The ___ of Dixie"? 6,271.Alan Ball won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for which 1999 film? 6,272.Alan Dershowitz's book about defending Claus von Bulow became which 1990 film? 6,273.Alan Jay Lerner won an Oscar for his screenplay for which 1951 musical about an American expatriate? 6,274.Alan Ladd appeared as a reporter in which 1941 Orson Welles masterpiece? 6,275.Alan Ladd got shanghaied in which 1946 film based on Richard Henry Dana's seafaring memoir? 6,276.Alan, Merrill and Wayne, three of which Utah brothers, co-wrote their 1972 hit "Crazy Horses"? 6,277.Alan Young co-starred in the 1960 film of which H.G. Wells novel and had a bit role in the 2002 remake? 6,278.What is Alaska's official state motto? 6,279.Every 10 years, Alaskans vote on whether to hold what kind of convention, like the one in Philadelphia in 1787? 6,280.Which city, Alaska's most populous, was founded in 1914 as a construction base for the Alaska Railroad? 6,281.Which man, vice president from 1905 to 1909, gave his name to a major city in Alaska? 6,282.Which Alaska senator took over the U.S. Senate seat of her father, Frank, in 2002? 6,283.Which is Alaska's official state gem, adopted in 1968, and also the name of Mick Jagger's daughter born in 1971? 6,284.Alaska's state land mammal is which antlered animal, the largest member of the deer family? 6,285.Which title character of Alban Berg's unfinished 1937 opera has a doubled-up name? 6,286.Albania broke off relations with the Soviet Union in 1961 and allied itself with which Asian power? 6,287.Which European capital is centered on Skanderbeg Square? 6,288.Alben Barkley was the 35th U.S. vice president. Who was the 34th? 6,289.Albert Brooks cast which actress as the title character of his 1999 comedy "The Muse"? 6,290.Albert Einstein announced his special theory of what in 1905, followed by his general theory in 1915? 6,291.In 1921 Albert Einstein lectured on relativity in McCosh Hall at which New Jersey university? 6,292.Albert Finney and Diane Keaton deal with the collapse of their marriage in which 1982 drama? 6,293.Albert Hammond had a No. 5 hit in 1972 with the forecast "It Never Rains ___"? 6,294.Albert Smith was mayor of which Illinois suburb that fought to stop American Nazis from marching there in the late 1970s? 6,295.Albertus Magnus is often credited with isolating which element around 1250, later widely used as a poison? 6,296.Albums by which band include "Boy" and "Achtung Baby"? 6,297.Albuquerque, New Mexico, lies on which long river? 6,298.Which officer left the army in 1854, possibly because of drinking, then returned to command Union armies in the 1860s? 6,299.Which 1932 Aldous Huxley novel, like Orwell's later "1984", depicts a dystopian world state? 6,300.Alec Guinness portrayed which hard-drinking poet in the 1964 Broadway play "Dylan", set in America and Wales?