| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | How were composer George Gershwin and lyricist Ira Gershwin related? | They were brotheres |
| 2. | Halifax is the capital of which Canadian province? | Nova Scotia |
| 3. | What is the name of the villain from the movie "Mulan"? | Shan Yu |
| 4. | Jackie Robinson became famous for breaking the color barrier in what sport? | Baseball |
| 5. | What does the Richter scale measure? | Earthquake magnitude |
| 6. | Angostura Bitters were first sold in what year? | 1824 |
| 7. | Who directed the 1989 film "The War of the Roses"? | Danny DeVito |
| 8. | What was the first disposable product made by BIC? | Ink pens |
| 9. | Who is typically credited with the discovery of X-rays? | Wilhelm Röntgen |
| 10. | What is the capital of Tunisia? | Tunis |
| Tie Breaker | In nautical terms, what does "Starboard" mean? | Right |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What fruit was referred to as "Golden Apple" in Greek myth? | Apricot |
| 2. | What is the capital of Mali? | Bamako |
| 3. | What is Indiana Jones' first name? | Henry |
| 4. | What did Edward Teach modify by adding an hourglass and a spear? | The Jolly Roger |
| 5. | In what organ of the human body would you find the caudate lobe? | The liver |
| 6. | Whose emblem came from a sketch Lamar Hunt drew on a napkin in 1963? | The Kansas City Chiefs |
| 7. | How many Oscars did the 1972 film "The Godfather" win? | 3 |
| 8. | A "scratch test" is usually performed when a doctor suspects the patient has what? | Allergies |
| 9. | The disease commonly called chickenpox is more properly known as what? | Varicella |
| 10. | The Himalayas are located on which continent? | Asia |
| Tie Breaker | Honeydew is a variety of what? | Melon |