| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What literary work inspired Green Day's "Who Wrote Holden Caufield" song? | The Catcher in the Rye |
| 2. | Cape Cod juts into what body of water? | Atlantic Ocean |
| 3. | In the TV show "The Simpsons", what grade does Edna Krabappel teach? | Fourth grade |
| 4. | Which Indian prime minister was awarded the 1983-84 Lenin Peace Prize? | Indira Gandhi |
| 5. | What animals lives in a lodge? | The beaver |
| 6. | How many dice are there in the game of "Boggle"? | Sixteen |
| 7. | What actress earned an Oscar nomination for the first screen appearance of Mary Poppins? | Julie Andrews |
| 8. | What did Ross and Norris McWhirter compile as a promotional giveaway in 1955? | The Guinness Book of World Records |
| 9. | How many yards are there in a chain? | 22 |
| 10. | In what country was the concentration camp "Treblinka" located? | Poland |
| Tie Breaker | Which river is often viewed as Russia's national river? | Volga |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What are the two cities in Charles Dickens' novel "A Tale of Two Cities"? | London and Paris |
| 2. | Which two US states share a border with Delaware? | Maryland and Pennsylvania |
| 3. | What was Smokey Robinson's backing band? | The Miracles |
| 4. | What US general accepted the surrender of Japan? | General Douglas MacArthur |
| 5. | How many items are in a gross? | 144 |
| 6. | What does the prefix "pseudo" mean? | False |
| 7. | Which film director did Madonna marry in 2000? | Guy Ritchie |
| 8. | Which Internet personality used the catchphrase, "I remember it, so you don't have to!" | The Nostalgia Critic |
| 9. | What month is the Earth closest to the sun? | January |
| 10. | Which country borders Suriname to the east? | French Guiana |
| Tie Breaker | What were the surnames of Bonnie and Clyde? | Parker and Barrow |