Jeopardy Trivia Questions — Page 67

6,601.Which company made the games Boggle, Risk and Sorry!? 6,602.Whose last words on December 14, 1799, included "I die hard, but I am not afraid to go"? 6,603.Which sculptor's famous reclining figures include one at Lincoln Center created in the 1960s? 6,604.Which young-looking gangster, hunted by Hoover's FBI, was killed in November 1934? 6,605.Which Supreme Court justice was eulogized on July 29, 1997, by his successor, David Souter? 6,606.Frank Sinatra and J. Edgar Hoover were among those who objected to which crime drama series that premiered in October 1959? 6,607.Juan Carlos, Prince Philip and Dennis Conner all took part in the 150th jubilee of which sporting event in 2001? 6,608.Among U.S. racetracks only Saratoga is older than which Preakness site, opened in 1870? 6,609.Complete the old Brylcreem slogan: "A little ___ 'll do ya." 6,610.What is the economic term for the amount of output per hour of work? 6,611.Amoxicillin and ampicillin are types of what? 6,612.In the 1990s, AMR and UAL were the parent companies of the top two U.S. companies in which industry? 6,613.Amsterdam Island in the Indian Ocean is home to a rare type of which wandering seabird? 6,614.Which Norwegian explorer led the first crossing of the Greenland ice cap in 1888? 6,615.Amy Feng, Wei Wang and Lily Yip made up the 1996 U.S. Olympic team in which sport? 6,616.Amy Irving and Betty Buckley appeared in which 1976 Brian De Palma horror film about a high school prom? 6,617.Amy Irving provided the singing voice of Jessica Rabbit in which 1988 film? 6,618.Amy Van Dyken won four gold medals at the 1996 Olympics in which sport? 6,619.Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known by whose name, claimed his life in 1941? 6,620.Which Spanish fashion designer had the first name Cristobal? 6,621.Which company trades under the stock symbol AMZN? 6,622.An 1829 visit to Holyrood Palace in which city inspired Mendelssohn's "Scottish" Symphony? 6,623.In which month of 1830 did the French revolution that toppled King Charles X break out? 6,624.An 1830s painting by Karl Briullov depicts the last day of which city before a volcano destroyed it? 6,625.An 1831 book said that if you pass under one of these, you must spit through it or spit three times afterward; what is it? 6,626.An 1833 meteor shower is why which state's license plates once said "Stars Fell on"? 6,627.An 1837 fire destroyed the Winter Palace in which city, though the Hermitage's treasures were saved? 6,628.Which 1845 Richard Wagner opera centers on a song contest at the Wartburg? 6,629.Hector Berlioz's 1846 work "The Damnation of ___," based on Goethe, is about which man? 6,630.An 1846 treaty set Washington's northern boundary at the 49th parallel, but Britain kept which island? 6,631.An 1847 play, "The String of Pearls, or The Fiend of Fleet Street," inspired which Broadway hit? 6,632.An 1852 survey in British India found that "Peak XV" was the tallest mountain in the world; what is it now called? 6,633.An 1853 fire at his publisher's warehouse burned the remaining stock of whose books, including "Moby-Dick"? 6,634.Which British cavalry force of about 660 men was decimated in an 1854 charge at Balaclava? 6,635.An 1854 cholera outbreak in London ended after Dr. John Snow had the handle removed from what? 6,636.An 1855 book subtitled "The Economical Relations of Slavery" was titled "___ Is King"? 6,637.An 1855 earthquake raised the harbor bed of which New Zealand city by over a yard, allowing land to be reclaimed? 6,638.An 1855 entry in which Scottish missionary's African journal mentions the discovery of Victoria Falls? 6,639.An 1859 gold strike brought miners to Cherry Creek, the site of which future state capital? 6,640.An 1861 song urged Maryland to avenge the "patriotic gore that flecked the streets" of which city? 6,641.An 1862 law freeing Washington, D.C.'s slaves offered to help them move to Haiti or which African country? 6,642.An 1867 flood in which state allowed a steamboat to travel down Chattanooga's main street? 6,643.Mussorgsky's 1867 symphonic composition is about a night on what? 6,644.An 1868 definition described which term as men "traveling with little luggage and less character" to profit from the situation? 6,645.Which author's 1870 novel mentions Moby Dick as well as a sea monster called a kraken? 6,646.An 1870s novel about greed and corruption gave which "gold-covered" name to an era of U.S. history? 6,647.Which Italian-born king of Spain abdicated in 1873, about a year after a Carlist revolt broke out? 6,648.Which poem from Lewis Carroll's "Through the Looking-Glass" includes the line "The time has come to talk of many things"? 6,649.An 1873 law required which Latin motto to appear on U.S. coins? 6,650.An 1876 bank robbery attempt is reenacted during "Defeat of Jesse James Days" in Northfield, in which state? 6,651.Which word names an 1876 battle in Montana Territory and is the dying word in "Citizen Kane"? 6,652.An 1877 exhibition moved critic John Ruskin to write the remarks that led to which American-born artist's libel suit? 6,653.An 1877 reception for a Russian grand duke was reportedly the only time which first lady allowed alcohol at a state function? 6,654.The 1879 mass migration of Black Southerners to Kansas and the West was known by which biblical name? 6,655.An 1881 autopsy showed which assassinated president died largely from infection caused by his doctors, not the bullet? 6,656.An 1882 act barred laborers from which Asian country from entering the United States? 6,657.The 1886 copyright convention and the 1864 convention on the rules of war were both signed in which country? 6,658.An 1886 labor rally in which city's Haymarket Square turned into a riot after a bomb was thrown? 6,659.In 1887, a one-year baseball rule counted which free passes as hits, inflating batting averages? 6,660.An 1888 collection of Chekhov's stories won him a prize named for which fellow Russian writer? 6,661.An 1888 treaty declared which canal neutral and open to ships even in wartime? 6,662.An 1890 act of Congress said that the designs of which items could be changed no more than once every 25 years? 6,663.Which 1890 Ibsen play opens as its title character returns from a honeymoon, disappointed by her marriage? 6,664.William Painter's 1890s "crown" bottle cap was originally lined with what material? 6,665.Anthony Hope's 1894 romance was titled "The ___ of Zenda"? 6,666.Which title of an 1895 novel by Henryk Sienkiewicz is Latin for "Where are you going?" 6,667.An 1895 textbook called which shapeless one-celled creature the lowest form of animal life? 6,668.The 1897 "Officer's Knife," with a corkscrew and a second blade, became known by what name? 6,669.An 1898 Amsterdam exhibition devoted to which Old Master has been called the first blockbuster art show? 6,670.An 1898 opera by Rimsky-Korsakov concerned which two composers, later rivals in the film "Amadeus"? 6,671.An 1898 rampage by man-eating lions halted construction of a railway between Mombasa and which body of water? 6,672."Voyna i mir" is the Russian title of which novel, made into a Soviet film epic running more than seven hours? 6,673.A major study published in 1997 found that which fields from power lines did not raise children's risk of leukemia? 6,674.What would an $80 shirt cost if it were reduced in price by 20%? 6,675.Which fencing material, patented by Joseph Glidden in 1874, helped end the open range in the American West? 6,676.Which only daughter of Elizabeth II was born on August 15, 1950, the day of a huge earthquake in Tibet? 6,677.Which garment, starting at the waist, comes in styles such as A-line and mini? 6,678.What word describes an abandoned child, like Tom Jones in Henry Fielding's novel? 6,679.An aberration in which part of the Hubble Space Telescope was found after its launch and fixed by a 1993 shuttle mission? 6,680.An abundance of flowers is said to have given which state its name when the Spanish arrived in 1513? 6,681.What term for an accomplished young man is also a nickname for Batman's sidekick Robin? 6,682.In a criminal trial, the accused person together with his or her lawyers is known as what? 6,683.In golf, an "ace" is another term for which feat? 6,684.Complete the idiom for an achievement: "a feather in your ___." 6,685.Which word means both an acrobat and a flat-bottomed drinking glass? 6,686.An act of the early 1900s united the Cape Colony, Natal, Transvaal and Orange River Colony to form which country? 6,687.A 1986 act named the chairman of which panel as the president's principal military adviser? 6,688.An act of March 3, 1863, established what, which became the subject of riots in New York that July? 6,689.The "Act to Provide for the Better Government" of which island divided it in two in 1920? 6,690.Which actor titled his autobiography "My Wicked, Wicked Ways"? 6,691.Which actor, born February 8, 1931, in Marion, Indiana, died September 30, 1955, near Paso Robles, California? 6,692.An actor for almost 40 years, who made his film debut playing Kasper Gutman in 1941's "The Maltese Falcon"? 6,693.Which word, synonymous with theatrical makeup, appears in a 1965 musical title, "The Roar of the ___, the Smell of the Crowd"? 6,694.What does an actor traditionally take during a curtain call? 6,695.Which word means both an actor's signal and the stick Minnesota Fats used to play pool? 6,696.An ad on May 1, 1915, warned passengers that a state of war existed; which ocean liner was sunk on May 7? 6,697.A 1973 newspaper ad brought which lead guitarist together with Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley and Peter Criss? 6,698.An ad line for which 1998 film read "On June 19, take your greatest fear and multiply it by X"? 6,699.Which admiral said "Thank God I have done my duty" as he lay dying in 1805? 6,700.What is an admirer of all things French called?