| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Who is best known for his painting "American Gothic"? | Grant Wood |
| 2. | What is the capital of the Canadian Province of Quebec? | Quebec City |
| 3. | What famous musician married his third wife, Nancy Shevell, in London in 2011? | Paul McCartney |
| 4. | Which of Henry VIII's wives was Anne Boleyn's cousin? | Catherine Howard |
| 5. | What did Leo Hendrik Baekeland call the plastic he invented in 1907? | Bakelite |
| 6. | What city is the birthplace of boxer Manny Pacquiao? | General Santos |
| 7. | In the movie "Short Circuit", what is the name of the robot? | Johnny Five |
| 8. | What sport's Hall of Fame is located in Cooperstown? | Baseball |
| 9. | Rene Laennac invented which aid for doctors in 1816? | The stethoscope |
| 10. | Which US state has the least rainfall? | Nevada |
| Tie Breaker | In the standard game of Scrabble, what is the value of the letters "Q" and "Z"? | 10 |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Who began hosting the "Texaco Star Theater" in 1948? | Milton Berle |
| 2. | Which ocean is the region of Melanesia located in? | Pacific |
| 3. | According to Elton John, what were we hopping and bopping to? | Crocodile Rock |
| 4. | What constitutional amendment established prohibition in the US? | 18th Constitutional Amendment |
| 5. | Leprosy is often referred to by what other name? | Hansen's disease |
| 6. | How many individual stitches are on a regulation baseball ball? | 216 |
| 7. | Who was Oscar-nominated for playing a telegraph boy in "The Human Comedy"? | Mickey Rooney |
| 8. | What is a second full moon in a month called? | Blue moon |
| 9. | A male swan is called a what? | Cob |
| 10. | Which four US states share a border with Oregon? | California, Idaho, Nevada, Washington |
| Tie Breaker | What fast food chain offered a sandwich known as the "Big Montana"? | Arby's |