Jeopardy

Which Roman emperor first converted to Christianity in 314?

This English monarch severed ties with the Church and initiated the English Reformation.

These Nine daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne serve as inspiration for the arts and sciences

What is the capital of Rwanda?

This branch of zoology pertains to the study of birds

This philosopher propounded a theory of forms to describe ideal versions of the things we know

Which of the following figures is NOT associated with the Protestant Reformation?

These are explosions of large stars. Examples of this include the Crab Nebula.

Legendary jazz musician and composer of works such as Kind of Blue and Sketches of Spain

The largest internal organ in the body; responsible for detoxifying the blood

How many bones are in the human body?

What is the largest freshwater lake in the world?

Which Seattle grunge group produced hits such as "Evenflow" "Alive" and "Jeremy"

Which team won the first two Super Bowls?

What is the meaning of "Guten Morgen" in German?

Dating back to ancient Greece, its proponents assert that nothing can be known for sure

In Law, creative work, invention, or similar intangible good protected by copyright is

What is the capital of Cambodia?

Which country does NOT share a border with Venezuela?

Which of the following is NOT a Charles Dickens novel?

What is considered Chaucer's magnum opus?

A work of prose fiction, longer than a short story but shorter than a novel, around 50-100 pgs

Who wrote War and Peace?

Which baseball legend famously stated "it ain't over til it's over"?

What is the capital of North Korea?

Which of the following is NOT a Shakespearean Tragedy?

Known by many as "Great Master" Kong, he had a profound influence on Chinese political thought

Also known as enteric fever, this is spread via contaminated foods and liquids

Which of the following is NOT a Beatles song?

This legendary Humphrey Bogart film is set during World War II in Morocco

Which of the following painters is NOT associated with Impressionism

This German literary titan wrote Faust and The Sorrows of Young Werther

The longest running Broadway musical of all time is:

Which president succeeded Jefferson as fourth POTUS?

This great abolitionist taught himself to read while spending a childhood in slavery

In Law, this entails questioning a witness to cast doubt upon or discredit his or her testimony

In Islam, this is the name of the pilgrimage to Mecca demanded in the faith

Religious leader, declared by Buddhist leaders to be the reincarnation of Compassion

This Canadian is widely regarded as the greatest player in the history of hockey.

The Old Testament was authored in which language?

This Class of Primate is known for their propinquity to humans

What is the capital of Cambodia?

These small objects with compositions similar to planets are found in belts in the solar system

This American President lived in Monticello and founded the University of Virginia in 1817.

In medicine, this is a milder variant of autistic disorder

Who wrote The Iliad?

Disease transmitted to humans through tick bites

This website holds the distinction of being the first social networking site

Name this painting by Hans Holbein

This New England intellectual and proponent of "Transcendentalism" wrote "Self-Reliance".

In music, three or more notes played simultaneously

Who wrote the Aeneid?

In Greek mythology, this figure steals fire from Olympus and gives it to mortals

Which Greek Tragedian wrote Oedipus Rex and Antigone?

This classic rock band wrote the songs "Take it Easy" and "Hotel California"

This film about the life of Mozart won Best Picture in 1984

Which Italian city is considered the birthplace of the Renaissance?

In tennis, this occurs when the first and second serves do not go into the proper box.

Which president preceded Lincoln (as 15th POTUS)?

Who was made president immediately following the Kennedy assassination?

When notes on a string instrument are plucked rather than bowed

Who wrote The Inferno?

This American novelist wrote works such as The Sound and the Fury and Light in August

What is the capital of Austria?

Who wrote the Romantic Poem "Kubla Khan"?

Which country won the first World Cup in 1930?

In theater, a speech delivered by a character alone on stage

Which state does NOT border on California?

Who was president during the War of 1812

This Irish rock band wrote songs such as "Sunday Bloody Sunday" and "One"

This team won the very first Super Bowl

A special website that allows users to easily modify its contents

In Hinduism and Buddhism, this word or sound is used to facilitate meditation

The New Testament was authored in which language?

Which of the following was NOT an opera composer?

William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge are associated with which literary period?

A comic drama that relies heavily on low and physical comedy

Which Beethoven Symphony (his last) ends with a famous chorus called "Ode to Joy"?

Won a National Championship while pitching at the University of Texas; Nicknamed "The Rocket"

Where was Michael Jordan born?

In Hinduism, the source and substance of the universe is known as

Which Swiss tennis player has 17 Grand Slam titles?

This American playwright authored works such as Death of a Salesman and The Crucible

Extreme exaggeration for rhetorical effect

This Greek hero features most prominently in The Iliad

Name this famous Velazquez painting