ROBOTS
UPSCALE/SCALE UP
(The two answers in each question are “mirror images” of each other.)
TV AND MOVIE TITLES ENDING IN QUESTION MARKS
DISEASES
FAMOUS MURDERS
100

Rosie was the name of the robot that served this animated space age family in the 1960s.

The Jetsons

100

A meal brought home / A clip cut from a film

Take out/Outtake

100

Who Framed ________?

… Roger Rabbit?

100

This painful rash is basically a second outbreak of the chickenpox virus, VaricellaZoster.

Shingles 

100

When this actress was tragically murdered in 1969 by members of the notorious Charles Manson Family, she was 8 ½ months pregnant.

Sharon Tate

200

Name one of the two robot characters from the Star Wars films. (Hint: their names are just letters and numbers.)

R2D2 and C-3PO

200

Daily chores around the home / Where the destitute in Victorian Britain were often sent to earn their keep

Housework/Work house

200

Car 54, _____________ ?

… Where Are You?

200

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is more commonly known by the name of this man who died of it in 1941.

Lou Gehrig 

200

This six-year-old beauty queen became a household name when she was found dead in the basement of her Colorado home on the day after Christmas in 1996.

JonBenét Ramsey. As of today, the case remains unsolved.

300

In this 1970’s TV series, the robot was often heard saying, “Danger, Will Robinson!”

Lost in Space

300

A gunshot-like sound from a car / To return shelling from the enemy

Back Fire/ Fire Back

300

What Ever Happened to ___________?

… Baby Jane?

300

Chronic hepatitis can lead to this disease, in which scar tissue forms throughout the liver.

Cirrhosis

300

This Italian fashion designer was murdered on the steps of his Miami mansion by serial killer Andrew Cunnanon in 1997.

Gianni Versace

400

In this Ira Levin novel (and 1975 movie) the husbands in a small Connecticut town replace their wives with very submissive, extremely beautiful robots.

The Stepford Wives

400

A beacon for seafarers / Inside illumination

Lighthouse/House light

400

What’s New, __________?

… Pussycat?

400

Isolated and identified in 1983, the virus that causes AIDS is known by this acronym.

HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)

400

This “Prince of Soul,” who recorded hits including “What’s Goin’ On?”, “Let’s Get It On,” and “Sexual Healing,” was only 44 years old when he was shot to death by his father in 1984.

Marvin Gaye

500

Cyborg, a word that combines cybernetic and organism, is part robot and part .. what?

Human

500

A basic way to return a tennis shot / To return what is given

Backhand/Hand back

500

Are You Being _________ ?

… Served?

500

Severe cases of this fever can cause jaundice, which gave the disease its name.

Yellow Fever

500

Known by just her first name, this 23-year-old Tejano (or Tex-Mex) singer’s star was rising when she was killed by the president of her fan club.

Selena