| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | During what war was the novel "Simplicissimus" set? | Thirty Years' War |
| 2. | What nation removed the prefix "Trans" from before its name in June 1949? | Jordan |
| 3. | What movie earned Steven Spielberg his first Oscar? | Schindler's List |
| 4. | What city boasted the world's first subway line? | London |
| 5. | What does the equation E=mc2 represent? | Mass-energy equivalency |
| 6. | Despite filing to patent the first electric razor in 1928, when did Jacob Schick actually receive a patent? | 1930 |
| 7. | What zodiac sign is the Joker in the movie "Batman"? | Pisces |
| 8. | What model was married to musician Marilyn Manson? | Dita Von Teese |
| 9. | What was the first vitamin to be discovered and named? | Vitamin A |
| 10. | What river defines the border between Texas and Mexico? | Rio Grande River |
| Tie Breaker | The card game Patience is also known by what other name? | Solitaire |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Whose final opera was called "Death in Venice"? | Benjamin Britten |
| 2. | What is the capital of Cuba? | Havana |
| 3. | What movie spawned the catchphrase "There's no crying in baseball"? | A League of Their Own |
| 4. | What country's space travellers have been called "taikonauts" since 1998? | China's |
| 5. | What mammal typically dies of starvation in the wild after its last set of teeth wear out? | Elephant |
| 6. | Which of Santa's reindeer is named for a female fox? | Vixen |
| 7. | What year was Sylvester Stallone born? | 1946 |
| 8. | Who founded eBay in 1995? | Pierre Omidyar |
| 9. | What is the more common term for sternum? | Breastbone |
| 10. | What US city is known as the "Biggest Little City in the World"? | Reno |
| Tie Breaker | Creme de Menthe, fresh cream and what other ingredient are combined to make a Grasshopper cocktail? | Creme de Cacao |