| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | In which much told legend does a magician sell his soul to the devil? | Faust |
| 2. | The coast of what National Seashore is known as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic"? | Cape Hatteras National Seashore |
| 3. | Which band member of Sublime died of a drug overdose? | Bradley Nowell |
| 4. | How were presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams related? | They were father and son |
| 5. | Who is credited with designing the modern zipper as we know it and use it today? | Gideon Sundback |
| 6. | The game "cat's cradle" is played using what material? | String |
| 7. | What was Mary's last name on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"? | Richards |
| 8. | What brand of cat food was advertised by Morris the Cat? | 9 Lives |
| 9. | What do scatologists study? | Feces |
| 10. | Buenos Aires is the capital of what country? | Argentina |
| Tie Breaker | What are brails and buntlines on a ship? | Ropes |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What classic novel's subtitle is "A Space Odyssey"? | 2001 |
| 2. | Princeton University is located in which state? | New Jersey |
| 3. | What former politician succeeded Judge Joseph Wapner on "The People's Court" in 1997? | Ed Koch |
| 4. | In 1994, which Scandinavian country voted to stay out of the European Union? | Norway |
| 5. | In what century did the Dodo bird become extinct? | 17th |
| 6. | How many camels carried the 117,000 volumes of Abdul Kassem Ismael's library? | 400 |
| 7. | Directed by Sydney Pollack, which film won the Oscar for Best Picture in 1986? | Out of Africa |
| 8. | A government in which power is restricted to a few is called a what? | An oligarchy |
| 9. | What scientific principle allows a compass to work? | Magnetism |
| 10. | Which country was formerly known as East Pakistan? | Bangladesh |
| Tie Breaker | How many players are there in a standard men's field lacrosse team? | Ten |