| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What was the name of Tom Sawyer’s aunt with whom he lived? | Polly |
| 2. | Mount hotham is located in which country? | Australia |
| 3. | Who played the title role in the 1981 film "Mad Max 2"? | Mel Gibson |
| 4. | What was the name of the scandal that forced President Nixon to resign? | Watergate |
| 5. | What animal lives in a "drey"? | The squirrel |
| 6. | A Kamikaze cocktail contains vodka, triple sec and what? | Lime juice |
| 7. | Who's responsible for "The Ballad of Reading Gaol"? | Oscar Wilde |
| 8. | What is a Texas Ruby Red? | Grapefruit |
| 9. | What is the middle color in a rainbow? | Green |
| 10. | Havana is the capital of which country? | Cuba |
| Tie Breaker | The King in chess can move a maximum of this many squares? | Two |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What 1977 novel ends with Milkman Dead learning to fly? | Song of Solomon |
| 2. | Lake Champlain is located in Vermont and in which other state? | New York |
| 3. | Which band member of Alice in Chains died of drug overdose? | Layne Staley |
| 4. | Which country were the 1928 Summer Olympic Games held in? | Netherlands |
| 5. | All planets in our Solar System except Earth are named after Gods from where? | The Roman Pantheon |
| 6. | The Arabic word for "season" gave us what name for South Asia's rainy season? | Monsoon |
| 7. | In "Back to the Future", when Marty goes back in time, what does his mother think his first name is? | Calvin |
| 8. | What does the prefix "pseudo" mean? | False |
| 9. | The Latin prefix "pulmo" refers to what organ of the human body? | Lung |
| 10. | What is the principle language of Brazil? | Portuguese |
| Tie Breaker | Who invented Marmite? | Justus von Liebig |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What Emily Bronte novel features Heathcliff? | Wuthering Heights |
| 2. | The World's first "sister cities" were what Spanish city and its US midwestern namesake? | Toledo |
| 3. | Where does Julia Roberts go shopping in the 1990 movie "Pretty Woman"? | Rodeo Drive |
| 4. | Which US president appears on the far left at Mount Rushmore? | George Washington |
| 5. | What color is a polar bear during the summer months? | White |
| 6. | What does a "screever" do on a sidewalk? | Draw |
| 7. | What double-word song title was a hit single by Neil Diamond? | Cherry, Cherry |
| 8. | What is your occupation if you are sometimes referred to as an apiarist? | Beekeeper |
| 9. | What fraction of the Earth's gravity is the moon's? | One sixth |
| 10. | In what city would you find Griffith Park? | Los Angeles |
| Tie Breaker | What slang term for the stomach is the highest-scoring ailment in the game "Operation"? | The Breadbasket |