Jeopardy Trivia Questions — Page 99

9,801.In Genesis 16, which son is born to Abraham and Hagar? 9,802.Callao is the port of which South American capital? 9,803.Callaway's Big Bertha is a titanium what? 9,804.Which crooner's 1994 album "MTV Unplugged" won Grammys, including Album of the Year? 9,805.Which youth racing event, nicknamed the "Gravity Grand Prix," began in Dayton, Ohio, before moving to Akron? 9,806.What are drogues, which open during a space capsule's descent? 9,807.Who introduced Christianity into Japan in 1549 and is called one of the greatest Catholic missionaries? 9,808.Hyperopia, the opposite of myopia, is more commonly called what? 9,809.Called Michinomiya as a child, who became emperor of Japan on Christmas Day 1926? 9,810.Called the "mother of Rus cities," which capital was heavily damaged in World War II? 9,811.Called Sagarmatha in Nepali, which peak is this? 9,812.Called the ablest of Lee's generals, whose death by friendly fire in 1863 badly hurt the South's chances? 9,813.Called the "American Sherlock Holmes," William J. Burns solved the 1910 bombing of which California newspaper? 9,814.Called the eighth natural wonder of the world, what stretches over 1,200 miles off Australia's east coast? 9,815.Called the Ellice Islands until 1975, which Pacific nation has the internet domain code .tv? 9,816.In 1849, which woman became the first to earn a medical degree in the United States? 9,817.Called "the man who invented casual" by Bing Crosby, which cardigan-clad crooner died in 2001? 9,818.Called the most energetic form of electromagnetic radiation, what turned Bruce Banner into the Hulk on film in 2003? 9,819.Which British singer had her first U.S. No. 1 hit with "Downtown"? 9,820.Called the "Napoleon of the piano," which Hungarian virtuoso played about 1,000 concerts in less than 10 years? 9,821.Called the "Ragin' Cajun," which Louisiana lawyer helped get Bill Clinton elected in 1992 with partner Paul Begala? 9,822.Called the "soldier's general," who became the first permanent chairman of the new Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1949? 9,823.Called the Tangerine Bowl until 1983, the Citrus Bowl is held annually in which Florida city? 9,824.Called the "voice of the century," which tenor played the title role in the 1951 film "The Great Caruso"? 9,825.A poisonous gas leak in December 1984, called the worst industrial accident in history, struck which Indian city? 9,826.Callie Khouri won an Oscar for her screenplay of which 1991 film starring Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon? 9,827.In 2000, Fidel Castro dedicated a statue of which musician in Havana on the 20th anniversary of his death? 9,828.Calvados is a brandy made from which fruit? 9,829.Calvin and Grace Coolidge married on October 4, 1905, in which state, where both had been born? 9,830.John Calvin fled which capital city in 1533, and Thomas Hobbes went there after fleeing England in 1640? 9,831.Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam are part of which peninsula? 9,832.In 1968, Jacqueline Kennedy married which Greek shipping magnate? 9,833.Camels were first brought to which continent in 1840, later hauling supplies across its deserts? 9,834.Cameraman Lou Gerard captured which catcher waving his ball fair for a game-winning home run in Game 6 of the 1975 World Series? 9,835.Camilla Parker Bowles was born Camilla Shand on July 17, 1947, in which city? 9,836.Which candidate defeated Hubert Humphrey in the 1968 U.S. presidential election? 9,837.In 1990, Campbell launched a new cream soup made from which vegetable famously disliked by President George H.W. Bush? 9,838.Camus' attack on Stalinism in his 1951 book "The Rebel" strained his relationship with which existentialist? 9,839.The biblical question "Can the leopard change his ___?" means something is impossible. What are the missing words? 9,840.Which 1969 rock opera by the Who is about a "deaf, dumb and blind kid" who becomes a pinball champion? 9,841.Canada issued a series of ten sterling silver coins marking which 1988 event in Calgary? 9,842.Which is Canada's smallest province by area? 9,843.Canada's first full-scale plant of which controversial type of power opened on Lake Huron in 1967? 9,844.Which is the largest lake entirely within Canada, covering more than 12,000 square miles? 9,845.In 1965, Canada's Hamilton River in Labrador was renamed to honor which British statesman? 9,846.Canada's longest river is named for which explorer, who traveled it in 1789? 9,847.Laval University, one of the oldest French-language universities in North America, is in which province? 9,848.Canada's Prince Edward Island lies within which gulf? 9,849.Native peoples of North America played the first version of which sport, with few rules and sometimes hundreds of players? 9,850.Canadian prime minister Jean Chretien, the 18th of 19 children, was born in which province in 1934? 9,851.Which Canadian singer had her first U.S. No. 1 hit with "You Needed Me" in 1978? 9,852.Which Canadian province is commonly known by the initials BC? 9,853.Canals connect which 2,200-mile-long river to the Baltic, Black and White seas and to Moscow? 9,854.Canberra designer Walter Burley Griffin worked for which American architect from 1901 to 1906? 9,855.Cancun is a popular spot for which seasonal trip, as in the 2003 film "The Real Cancun"? 9,856.Which insect-made substance was long used for fine candles because it burns cleanly? 9,857.Candling is a technique used to inspect what? 9,858.What was the first name of Grover Cleveland's daughter, born October 3, 1891, for whom the Curtiss company said it named a famous candy bar? 9,859.Which "Candy Man" singer began his career performing with the Will Mastin Trio? 9,860.1930s gangster Vincent Coll was known by what canine nickname? 9,861.What canine term describes an eager, inquisitive news reporter? 9,862.Fired from the 1982 film "Cannery Row," which actress sued MGM and won millions? 9,863.Canned pears are most likely to be which variety? 9,864.Cannibal & the Headhunters were one of the opening acts when which band headlined Shea Stadium in August 1965? 9,865.Cannondale, a company from Connecticut, is known for making what? 9,866.Canon and criminal are types of what? 9,867.Canonized in 1933, which French nun and visionary is the patron saint of Lourdes? 9,868.Which songwriting team wrote "Can't Buy Me Love" and "Love Me Do"? 9,869.Which soft drink company was the first U.S. company to distribute its product in China when that nation opened in 1979? 9,870.Frankie Valli's "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" is featured in which Broadway musical about the Four Seasons? 9,871.Canter's, a famous one of which kind of restaurant, has served chicken soup and knishes in Los Angeles since 1931? 9,872.Canute IV, later the Holy, was king of which country from 1080 to 1086? 9,873.Which island kingdom did Canute the Great rule in the 11th century, where legend says he ordered the tide to stop? 9,874.In 1028, Canute the Great forced King Olaf into exile and took over which country? 9,875.Sept-Iles, Trois-Rivieres and Cap-de-la-Madeleine are in which Canadian province? 9,876.What word describes a material that lets fluids pass through it? 9,877.Cape May, New Jersey, lies on which bay? 9,878.Cape Town, which lies on Table Bay, is in which country? 9,879.Which capital city fell to U.S. troops in April 2003? 9,880.Which was the capital of British India until 1912 and the city where Mother Teresa ministered to the poor? 9,881.Capital of the ancient Roman province of Galatia, which city became a modern national capital in 1923? 9,882.Which capital of Tyrol has hosted two Winter Olympics? 9,883.Capoeira, a mix of dance and martial arts, developed in which country during the colonial era? 9,884.Al Capone spent about four and a half years from 1934 in which federal prison? 9,885.Truman Capote gained fame with which 1948 novel about a teenager in a crumbling Southern mansion? 9,886.Truman Capote invites the world's greatest detectives to his house for a contest in which 1976 film spoof? 9,887.Truman Capote was born Truman Streckfus Persons on September 30, 1924, in which Southern city? 9,888.Chris-Craft's Capri and Riviera were 1950s models of which type of small pleasure motorboat? 9,889.Captain Charles D. Sigsbee was in command of which ship when it blew up in Havana harbor on February 15, 1898? 9,890.In which 1997 thriller does Patrick Stewart's character interrogate Mel Gibson's conspiracy-obsessed cab driver? 9,891.Captain Robert FitzRoy commanded HMS Beagle on its 1831 to 1836 voyage with which naturalist? 9,892.Captain Roger Healey, Dr. Bellows and Captain Tony Nelson are characters on which sitcom? 9,893.Captain Samuel Hood of the Zealous helped Nelson win the 1798 Battle of Aboukir Bay, also called the Battle of which river? 9,894.Captain Cook rounded which cape with little difficulty in early 1769? 9,895.Captain Cook landed in 1777 on which Pacific atoll, later used for British and U.S. nuclear tests? 9,896.Captain John Smith became president of which Virginia colony's council in September 1608? 9,897.Captain Kidd's buried treasure and a scarab beetle figure in which 1843 Edgar Allan Poe tale? 9,898.Captain Parmenter, Chief Wild Eagle and Corporal Agarn are characters on which 1960s sitcom? 9,899.Captain Thomas Macdonough's 1814 victory on which lake saved New York and Vermont from invasion? 9,900.What does the business degree MBA stand for?