| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Which author set most of his book in the year 802,701? | H.G. Wells |
| 2. | What is the warmest continent? | Africa |
| 3. | What comedian was a drummer in the early days of the band Steely Dan? | Chevy Chase |
| 4. | Approximately when was the Colosseum built? | 70 - 80 AD |
| 5. | At room temperature, what color is sulfur in its natural state? | Yellow |
| 6. | In 2003, who became the first LatinAmerican to hit 500 career home runs in Major League Baseball? | Sammy Sosa |
| 7. | What is the name of John Carpenter's first feature movie? | Dark Star |
| 8. | What is known throughout the world as the King of Fruits? | Durian |
| 9. | The kingfish is actually the largest species of what type of fish? | Mackerel |
| 10. | Which country lies between Switzerland and Austria? | Liechtenstein |
| Tie Breaker | What year did designer Manolo Blahnik open his first namesakes store in Hong Kong? | 1991 |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What artist's largest work is called "The Night Watch"? | Rembrandt's |
| 2. | Edmonton is the capital of which Canadian province? | Alberta |
| 3. | What classical composer was the subject of a #1 hit song in 1986 by Falco? | Mozart |
| 4. | Who was president of the US from 1953 to 1961? | Dwight D. Eisenhower |
| 5. | What is the standard of strength of distilled alcoholic liquors called? | Proof |
| 6. | On a medical diploma, what does D.D.S. stand for? | Doctor of Dental Surgery |
| 7. | Where does Grace work in the TV show "Grace Under Fire"? | At the oil refinery |
| 8. | What skiing legend headed the Tour de France organizing committee from 1992 to 2001? | Jean-Claude Killy |
| 9. | What popular aquarium fish is known as pla-kad in its native Thailand? | The Siamese fighting fish |
| 10. | What continent includes Iran? | Asia |
| Tie Breaker | What was Babe Ruth's real name? | George Herman Ruth |