| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Who wrote the novel "The Turn of the Screw"? | Henry James |
| 2. | The Smithsonian Institution is located in which city? | Washington D.C. |
| 3. | What movie star founded the Hole in the Wall summer camps for ill children? | Paul Newman |
| 4. | Who was the US's first post-master general? | Benjamin Franklin |
| 5. | Which element has the chemical symbol Pt? | Platinum |
| 6. | What symbol shares a key with the number 1 on a standard computer keyboard? | Exclamation mark |
| 7. | Who released an album in 1973 titled "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road?" | Elton John |
| 8. | What part of a piano's action permits the keys to be struck in quick repetition? | Escapement |
| 9. | What name is given to the fraction part of a logarithm number? | Mantissa |
| 10. | What color is the cross on the Swedish flag? | Yellow |
| Tie Breaker | What is the name of the lively Spanish dance in triple time and typically performed with castanets or tambourines? | Fandango |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | In what classic children's book would you find a creature called a "Pushmi-Pullyu"? | Dr. Dolittle |
| 2. | Which sea lies west of mainland Greece? | Ionian |
| 3. | Where did Ichabod Crane reside? | Sleepy Hollow |
| 4. | With what nation did the US sign the Paris Peace Accords in 1973? | Vietnam |
| 5. | What is measured in Newtons? | Force |
| 6. | Which type of prepared bread is named after an opera singer? | Melba Toast |
| 7. | Who was the first singer to have five #1 singles off of one album? | Michael Jackson |
| 8. | When did seat belts become a mandatory equipment on US cars? | 1968 |
| 9. | A tetrapod is a creature with how many feet? | Four |
| 10. | The city of Berkeley is located across a bay from what other city? | San Francisco |
| Tie Breaker | John the Baptist survived in the wilderness by eating locusts and what other food? | Wild honey |