Jeopardy Trivia Questions — Page 72

7,101.Which painter did Anthony Quinn play in the 1956 film "Lust for Life"? 7,102.An "anthropogenic" environmental problem is one caused by what? 7,103.In 1959 Mary Leakey found the "Zinjanthropus" skull at which famous Tanzanian site? 7,104.The prefix "anti-" means against; what does the similar prefix "ante-" mean? 7,105.Anti-war protests at the 1968 Democratic National Convention led to a bloody police crackdown in which city? 7,106.In Homer's "Odyssey," Antinous is the leader of the suitors seeking the hand of which woman? 7,107.Antoine Alciatore opened his restaurant on St. Louis Street in 1840 in which city? 7,108.Antonio Banderas joined a long line of screen Zorros that began in 1920 with which star? 7,109.Which actress, later Antonio Banderas's wife, played a contestant in the 1975 beauty pageant satire "Smile"? 7,110.Portuguese neurologist Antonio Egas Moniz won a 1949 Nobel Prize for introducing which procedure on the brain's frontal lobes? 7,111.Antonio Gramsci wrote his "Prison Notebooks" while jailed by the government of which Italian leader? 7,112.Antonio is the title character of which Shakespeare play? 7,113.In which 1996 film musical did Antonio Banderas sing as Che? 7,114.Ants detect odors with sensors on which body parts? 7,115.Anwar Sadat, who signed a 1979 peace treaty with Israel, was president of which country? 7,116.In 1981, Anwar Sadat was assassinated during a military parade in which city? 7,117.Which title, from a Latin word for a Roman high priest, is applied especially to the pope? 7,118.Which word means any building, especially a large or imposing one? 7,119.Which echinoderms make up the class Asteroidea? 7,120.What term covers any hoofed mammal, whether a hog or a hippo? 7,121.Which singer had hits with "Any Man of Mine" and "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!"? 7,122.Which Mongol conqueror's title is usually translated as "universal ruler"? 7,123.Which fruit's name is slang for a new car that keeps breaking down? 7,124.What word describes any object that is fired, thrown or launched? 7,125.Which Apple laptop line was offered with G4 processors from 2001 until the MacBook Pro replaced it in 2006? 7,126.Epsomite, the mineral form of Epsom salt, is a hydrated sulfate of which metal? 7,127.Which planet has the shortest day in the solar system, spinning once in under 10 hours? 7,128.Quakers formally belong to the Religious Society of whom? 7,129.What is the term for a remedy that counteracts a swallowed poison? 7,130.In Scotland, what is a mountain over 3,000 feet called, after the man who listed them in 1891? 7,131.What is the general name for any solid figure with six faces, such as a cube? 7,132.What word describes any system of persons ranked one above another? 7,133.Which Texas city is nicknamed "Big D"? 7,134.What term describes a war carried out with papal sanction, like the medieval expeditions to the Holy Land? 7,135.Which "Fear of Flying" author wrote the 1990 novel "Any Woman's Blues"? 7,136.What name was given to a young woman of the 1920s who scorned conventional dress and behavior? 7,137.The haunch is another name for the region around which joint? 7,138.What word describes speeds faster than the speed of sound? 7,139.Which Copenhagen statue, unveiled in 1913 and based on a Hans Christian Andersen tale, has been repaired after repeated vandalism? 7,140.The Aon Center skyscraper at 707 Wilshire Boulevard stands in which city? 7,141.Which befuddled radio psychiatrist lived in apartment 1901 of Seattle's Elliott Bay Towers? 7,142.Which "House of the Spirits" author wrote "Aphrodite: A Memoir of the Senses," a 1998 book about food and love? 7,143.Apnea is the temporary stopping of what? 7,144.Apollo and Asclepius are among the gods named in the oath traditionally credited to which Greek physician? 7,145.Which Apollo mission was the next to land on the Moon after Apollo 11 and Apollo 12? 7,146.Which Greek goddess, Apollo's twin sister, was the counterpart of the Roman Diana? 7,147.Which apostle is traditionally regarded as the first pope, martyred in Rome around AD 64? 7,148.In the 1998 American "Godzilla" film, the monster attacks which city? 7,149.After leaving "Beverly Hills, 90210," which actress played Prue Halliwell on "Charmed"? 7,150.Which Dallas nightclub owner shot Lee Harvey Oswald in 1963? 7,151.Apple, beryl and absinthe are all named shades of which color? 7,152.Apple's Power Mac G4 model introduced in 2000 and suspended in 2001 because of poor sales was named for which shape? 7,153.Which Apple computer line first went on sale in August 1998? 7,154.Apple's Lisa was followed in 1984 by which famous computer, launched with a Super Bowl ad? 7,155.Apple seeds contain a compound that can release which poison? 7,156.Which Ivy League university is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts? 7,157.Which federal college grant was renamed in 1980 for a Rhode Island senator? 7,158.Appointed ambassador to France in 1922, Carlo Sforza resigned over the policies of which new Italian premier? 7,159.Appointed by President Eisenhower, which Supreme Court justice served nearly 34 years before retiring in 1990? 7,160.Appointed an FCC commissioner in 1972, who later resigned to become executive director of the NAACP? 7,161.Appointed in 1916, who was the first Supreme Court justice of Jewish descent? 7,162.Appointed in 1924, who headed the FBI under every president from Calvin Coolidge to Richard Nixon? 7,163.Appointed in 1994 while serving as a federal appeals judge in Boston, which justice was the last to join the Supreme Court in the 20th cent… 7,164.In 1760 Thomas Gage was appointed military governor of which newly captured Canadian city? 7,165.Which explorer, apprenticed as a teen in the 1740s to a shipowner in Whitby, England, became one of the great navigators of the Pacific? 7,166.Which actor died in a 1955 car crash near Paso Robles, California, while driving his Porsche 550 Spyder? 7,167.Which very dark shade of blue takes its name from the hour of 12 a.m.? 7,168.Which 1937 Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers film has a title that asks a question? 7,169.Which 1982 Prince song got heavy airplay 17 years after its release, when its title year finally arrived? 7,170.Fittingly, Cincinnati, Ohio, lies on which river? 7,171.Disco giant Nile Rodgers of Chic produced which singer's 1983 album "Let's Dance"? 7,172.Fittingly, which writer of Westerns was born in 1872 in Zanesville, Ohio? 7,173.Which astronomer, a longtime champion of SETI, wrote an October 1994 article titled "The Search for Extraterrestrial Life"? 7,174.Which singer's 1976 No. 1 hit "Welcome Back" was the theme song of TV's "Welcome Back, Kotter"? 7,175.Armande Bejart married which French playwright in 1662, the year his comedy "The School for Wives" premiered? 7,176.Fittingly, what color are the blooms of the popular Iceberg rose? 7,177.Which song, titled "In Other Words" when Bart Howard wrote it in 1954, became a 1964 hit for Frank Sinatra? 7,178.Complete the title of Sue Thompson's 1961 hit: "___ (Make Me Cry)". 7,179.Iran has the longest coastline of any country on which body of water? 7,180.In which 1987 film did Jack Nicholson play the devilish Daryl Van Horne, who charms three small-town women? 7,181.Which 1953 novel has a third part titled "Burning Bright"? 7,182.Fittingly for his surname, Sir Paul Nurse shared the 2001 Nobel Prize in which category? 7,183.Fittingly, on which date in 1660 did Samuel Pepys begin his famous diary? 7,184.Which actress plays the host of the Past Lives Pavilion in Albert Brooks's 1991 film "Defending Your Life"? 7,185.Who sang "The Lady in the Tutti-Frutti Hat" in the 1943 musical "The Gang's All Here"? 7,186.Fittingly, which author created the 2004 TV series "Kingdom Hospital", based on a Danish production? 7,187.Fittingly, the 100th anniversary of which master of suspense's birth fell on Friday the 13th, August 13, 1999? 7,188.The Empire apple was introduced in 1966 in which U.S. state? 7,189.Which film director's name appears in the title of a mystery magazine founded in 1956? 7,190.The 1970s hit "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel" is on the soundtrack of which 2000 action comedy? 7,191.Picasso's 1903 painting "The Tragedy" is from which period of his work, lasting from about 1901 to 1904? 7,192.Which 1846 California revolt began on June 14, a date now known as Flag Day? 7,193.Often performed in churches, which 1935 T.S. Eliot verse drama about Thomas Becket premiered at the Canterbury Festival? 7,194.Which 1967 hit was a duet by Marvin Gaye and Kim Weston? 7,195.What is the official state song of Kentucky? 7,196.Which Pennsylvania city, founded in 1741, was named at Christmastime? 7,197.Fittingly, which Russian playwright wrote an 1892 short story called "After the Theatre"? 7,198.What was the name of the Jetsons' family dog? 7,199.In which 1991 film does Steve Martin get in his car to drive to the house next door? 7,200.Fittingly, which animal is named in the title of Los Lobos' 1984 album "How Will the ___ Survive?"