| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Who wrote the "1812 Overture"? | Tchaikovsky |
| 2. | Which US state is nicknamed the "Mountain State"? | West Virginia |
| 3. | In what year did Abe Vigoda from the TV show "Barney Miller" die? | 2016 |
| 4. | What country gave the Statue of Liberty to the US? | France |
| 5. | Which of the main categories of cloud forms at the highest altitudes? | Cirrus |
| 6. | Who was sent to the electric chair on the testimony of her brother David Greenglass? | Ethel Rosenberg |
| 7. | What movie did the villain Noah Cross appear in? | Chinatown |
| 8. | Who was the first man to appear on the cover of Playboy Magazine? | Peter Sellers |
| 9. | What is a dromedary? | One-humped camel |
| 10. | What Asian city has an egg-shaped Space Museum? | Hong Kong |
| Tie Breaker | In the bible Zacharias and Elizabeth were the parents of whom? | John The Baptist |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Which author and philosopher is known for his works The Plague, The Outsider and The Fall? | Albert Camus |
| 2. | Due to its shape, which European country refers to itself as The Hexagon? | France |
| 3. | What actress earned an Oscar nomination for her first screen appearance in "Alfie"? | Vivien Merchant |
| 4. | What duo first published the "Michelin Guide" in 1900? | Andre and Edouard Michelin |
| 5. | What is another name for Niter? | Saltpeter |
| 6. | What pitcher with four World Series rings its nicknamed "El Duque"? | Orlando Hernandez |
| 7. | What won an Emmy for outstanding music direction in 1985? | Christmas In Washington |
| 8. | How many years did it take to build The Taj Mahal? | 22 years |
| 9. | What do you call a fat that is liquid at room temperature? | Oil |
| 10. | The city of New Orleans is located in which state? | Louisiana |
| Tie Breaker | Which religious ceremony comes from the Greek word meaning "to dip"? | Baptism |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What is the meaning of the Latin phrase "cum grano salis"? | With a grain of salt |
| 2. | What is the first nation you would reach after heading due east from New York City? | Portugal |
| 3. | Who’s Fred Flintstone’s best friend? | Barney Rubble |
| 4. | Former French prime minister Georges Clemenceau was called what? | The Tiger |
| 5. | What two elements make up water? | Hydrogen and oxygen |
| 6. | In the world of sports, what does the abbreviation NCAA stand for? | National Collegiate Athletic Association |
| 7. | What American group released the landmark 1966 album "Pet Sounds"? | The Beach Boys |
| 8. | Who invented machine-spun cotton candy? | William Morrison |
| 9. | In the human body, what mineral is necessary in the production of hemoglobin? | Iron |
| 10. | The city of New Orleans is located in which state? | Louisiana |
| Tie Breaker | What sport in the Olympics includes tucks, twists and pikes? | Diving |