| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Who wrote the 1837 story "The Little Mermaid"? | Hans Christian Andersen |
| 2. | In what country is the holy city of Mecca? | Saudi Arabia |
| 3. | What British TV character was nearly named "Mr. Cauliflower"? | Mr. Bean |
| 4. | In what year did Pierre Trudeau become the 15th Prime Minister of Canada? | 1968 |
| 5. | What everyday item did John Walker invent? | Friction matches |
| 6. | In the late 1990’s, what candy bar used the ad slogan "Two for me, none for you"? | Twix |
| 7. | What TV show did "Lou Grant" spin off from? | The Mary Tyler Moore Show |
| 8. | What is the first month comprised of 30 days? | April |
| 9. | What are the warm winds that blow off the Rocky Mountains called? | Chinooks |
| 10. | What is the world's second largest country? | Canada |
| Tie Breaker | What fast food chain formerly used the ad slogan, "Fresh-Hot-Small-Square"? | Krystal |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Nut, or Neuth, was the Egyptian goddess of what? | Sky |
| 2. | What Blue Ridge peak in North Carolina is the highest point east of the Mississippi? | Mount Mitchell |
| 3. | Which musical instrument was Buddy Rich best known for playing? | Drums |
| 4. | What island nation was ruled by "Papa Doc" and "Baby Doc" Duvalier? | Haiti |
| 5. | What branch of medicine has a name which literally means "the science of women"? | Gynecology |
| 6. | At 8:00 p.m. in Miami, what time is it in Boston? | 8:00 p.m. |
| 7. | What was the name of Edgar Bergen's dummy? | Mortimer Snerd |
| 8. | Who invented the correction fluid known as Liquid Paper? | Bette Nesmith Graham |
| 9. | What gland do all mammals have in common? | Mammary |
| 10. | What is the more common name for the collegiate church of St Peter in London? | St. Paul's Cathedral |
| Tie Breaker | Which school's football players run onto the field behind "Ralphie", a live bison? | University of Colorado |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | In literature, Dr. Abraham Van Helsing hunted what horror character? | Dracula |
| 2. | What US state name ends with three vowels? | Hawaii |
| 3. | What word was intentionally omitted from the screenplay of The Godfather? | Mafia |
| 4. | Which U.S. President ended his country's participation in the Vietnam War? | Richard Nixon |
| 5. | If you are afraid of flying, what phobia do you have? | Aviatophobia |
| 6. | What does WD stand for in WD 40? | Water Displacement |
| 7. | What TV show featured the fictional "The Caribou Lodge" fraternity? | Everybody Loves Raymond |
| 8. | How many squares are there on a chessboard? | 64 |
| 9. | Two African parrots of the genus Agapornis are better known as what? | Love Birds |
| 10. | Which ancient site in the mountains of Peru is known as "The Lost City of the Incas"? | Machu Picchu |
| Tie Breaker | Which Kellogg's cereal was advertised by Tusk Tusk the Elephant? | Choco Krispis |