| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | In which decade did the "Peanuts" comic strip debut? | 1950s |
| 2. | What US state's southern border is marked by the original Mason Dixon Line? | Pennsylvania |
| 3. | What video game developer created the hit video game "Halo"? | Bungie |
| 4. | For what occassion did George Frideric Handel compose the anthem "Zadok the Priest"? | Coronation of King George II |
| 5. | What is the fear of getting wrinkles known as? | Rhytiphobia |
| 6. | When was tennis player, Martina Hingis, born? | 1980 |
| 7. | What cover song was Van Halen’s first Top 40 hit? | You Really Got Me |
| 8. | What term was coined in 1983 to market the "Gavilan SC" portable computer? | Laptop |
| 9. | What can be transverse, seif or star? | Sand dunes |
| 10. | What is the capital of the US state of Florida? | Tallahassee |
| Tie Breaker | What kind of sausage would more authentically be called "mortadella" in its namesake city? | Bologna |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Which Oscar Wilde character stayed young as his picture aged? | Dorian Gray |
| 2. | What Australian state shares a nickname with the US state of Florida? | Queensland |
| 3. | Whose adventures on TV take place on the fictional Island of Sodor? | Thomas the Tank Engine's |
| 4. | Where were the 1988 Olympics held? | Seoul, South Korea |
| 5. | What name is given to the dark areas on the surface of the Sun? | Sunspots |
| 6. | What Latin phrase is used meaning “an attorney representing a client for free”? | Pro bono |
| 7. | What sitcom star did Mt. Airy, North Carolina rename a stretch of Highway 52 after, in 2002? | Andy Griffith |
| 8. | A "scratch test" is usually performed when a doctor suspects the patient has what? | Allergies |
| 9. | What does a pulsar emit? | Electromagnetic radiation |
| 10. | Which island of Japan is just 26 miles form Russia at its closest point? | Hokkaido |
| Tie Breaker | What is the only New World member of OPEC? | Venezuela |