| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What French playwright wrote the play "The Lark"? | Jean Anouilh |
| 2. | Ljubljana is the capital of which European country? | Slovenia |
| 3. | What double-word song title was a hit single by The Castaways? | Liar Liar |
| 4. | What military alliance did the US join in 1949? | NATO |
| 5. | What is the name of the point at which condensation begins? | The dew point |
| 6. | What crayon did Crayola rename to "peach" in 1962? | Flesh |
| 7. | Both of TV's "Gilmore Girls" have what first name? | Lorelei |
| 8. | According to the 1940s jingle, after what two men pitched did Boston Braves fans "pray for rain"? | Spahn and Sain |
| 9. | What do the British call gasoline? | Petrol |
| 10. | "Lost City of the Incas" is another name for what Peruvian site? | Machu Picchu |
| Tie Breaker | What type of animal is the Japanese monster, Gezora? | Cuttlefish |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Who wrote the book "Gulag Archipelago"? | Alexandr Solzhenitsyn |
| 2. | The phrase "banana republic" was first coined by O. Henry in reference to what country? | Honduras |
| 3. | On "Saturday Night Live", from what country did the Coneheads claim to be from? | France |
| 4. | In 1893, New Zealand became the first country to do what? | Allow women to vote |
| 5. | What lemon-scented oil is derived from dried grasses and used as an insect repellent? | Citronella |
| 6. | In what country was actor Rick Fox born? | Canada |
| 7. | Who has been played in a movie by both John Cusack and Edward Norton? | Nelson Rockefeller |
| 8. | What NHL team won the Stanley Cup six times during the 1970’s? | Montreal Canadiens |
| 9. | How many blowholes does a southern right whale have? | 2 |
| 10. | What nation's legislative body is named The Althing? | Iceland |
| Tie Breaker | Christmas caroling began as what old English custom? | Wassailing |