| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Which composer of the "Rite of Spring" was still alive to see his music used in Disney's "Fantasia"? | Igor Stravinsky |
| 2. | New Hampshire, New York and Massachusetts are the three states that border which state? | Vermont |
| 3. | What planet-destroying device did the Rebels have to destroy in Star Wars? | The Death Star |
| 4. | What crop failure caused the Irish Famine? | Potatoes |
| 5. | The loose skin hanging from the neck of a chicken is known as a what? | Wattle |
| 6. | What gives beer its distinctive bitter flavour? | Hops |
| 7. | What did A.J. stand for on the TV show "Simon & Simon"? | Andrew Jackson |
| 8. | Poutine consists of gravy and cheese curds on top of what? | French fries |
| 9. | Which two fruits are an anagram of each other? | Lemon and melon |
| 10. | What new Wonder of the World is located in Peru? | Machu Picchu |
| Tie Breaker | What route runs from Chicago to Los Angeles? | Route 66 |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Pax is the Roman god of what? | Peace |
| 2. | Lopez Island, Orcas Island and Waldron Island all belong to what archipelago? | San Juan Islands |
| 3. | What was the name of Roy Scheider's character in All That Jazz? | Joe Gideon |
| 4. | What year was Olympic sprinter, Don Quarrie, born? | 1951 |
| 5. | Luna orbits what planet of the solar system? | Earth |
| 6. | From which language do the tennis terms "love" and "deuce" originate? | French |
| 7. | Which band member of The Byrds died of drug overdose? | Gram Parsons |
| 8. | What delivery company was founded in 1969 by Adrian Dalsey, Larry Hillblom, and Robert Lynn? | DHL |
| 9. | Who invented the equals symbol? | Robert Recorde |
| 10. | The Yukon River flows through which US state? | Alaska |
| Tie Breaker | What type of animal is the Japanese monster, Ebirah? | Shrimp |