| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Under what pseudonym did Charlotte Bronte first publish "Jane Eyre"? | Currer Bell |
| 2. | The ancient city of Troy was located in what is now what country? | Turkey |
| 3. | What is the title object of the 2006 film "Brick" a brick of? | Heroin |
| 4. | What architectural firm helped design the Empire State Building? | Shreve, Lamb and Harmon |
| 5. | What does TNT stand for? | Trinitrotoluene |
| 6. | What is an ice hockey puck made from? | Rubber |
| 7. | What duo starred in the 1969 movie "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid"? | Paul Newman and Robert Redford |
| 8. | What is the official language of Austria? | German |
| 9. | In medicine, what does the abbreviation LASIK stand for? | Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis |
| 10. | Which US state is nicknamed the "Peach State"? | Georgia |
| Tie Breaker | How many strikes make up a perfect tenpin bowling game? | 12 |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Which mythological creature is half eagle, half lion? | Griffin |
| 2. | What is the capital of Aruba? | Oranjestad |
| 3. | What instrument did Michelle play in American Pie? | Flute |
| 4. | Who was the first man to appear on the cover of Playboy Magazine? | Peter Sellers |
| 5. | Sophophobia is the fear of what? | Learning or knowledge |
| 6. | Who won a gold medal in men's figure skating at the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary? | Brian Boitano |
| 7. | What does Ringo Starr play on the Beatles' "Love Me Do" song? | The tambourine |
| 8. | What holds the bit in a drill? | Chuck |
| 9. | What bone, to which your ribs are attached, gets its name from the Greek for breastbone? | Sternum |
| 10. | What is the capital of Tunisia? | Tunis |
| Tie Breaker | At which sport was Hungarian Victor Barna World Champion 5 times? | Table Tennis |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What humorist often reminisces about his high school rock band, the Federal Duck? | Dave Barry |
| 2. | The Arkansas River flows into what river? | Mississippi River |
| 3. | What are the names of the three Nirvana band members? | Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, Dave Grohl |
| 4. | US President James Garfield died of what cause? | He was shot |
| 5. | How many baby teeth does a child usually have? | 20 |
| 6. | What stickers were spoofs of the Cabbage Patch Kids? | Garbage Pail Kids |
| 7. | What “Star Trek” character had a name meaning “freedom” in Swahili? | Uhura |
| 8. | What are the three primary ingredients in a standard Grasshopper cocktail? | Creme de Menthe, Creme de Cacao and fresh cream |
| 9. | What was the first vitamin to be discovered and named? | Vitamin A |
| 10. | In what country would you find the active volcano "Pelee"? | Martinique |
| Tie Breaker | In what year did both "Mad Magazine" and "The National Enquirer" debut? | 1952 |