| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Which Oscar Wilde character stayed young as his picture aged? | Dorian Gray |
| 2. | What bird is associated with Lundy Island? | Puffin |
| 3. | What 1977 Commodores song tells us of a woman whose measurements are 36-24-36? | Brick House |
| 4. | What year saw the completion of Big Ben? | 1858 |
| 5. | What bird has the biggest wingspan? | Albatross |
| 6. | Which commemorative US state quarter depicts salmon leaping in front of a mountain on its reverse side? | Washington |
| 7. | Who was the first man to appear on the cover of Playboy Magazine? | Peter Sellers |
| 8. | Who developed the processed cheese spread known as Cheez Whiz? | Edwin Traisman |
| 9. | What is Infantile Paralysis more commonly known as? | Polio |
| 10. | What continent includes Iran? | Asia |
| Tie Breaker | What part of the whale were whalebone corsets made from? | Baleen |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Who composed the score for the musical "Kiss Me Kate"? | Cole Porter |
| 2. | What name is given to a triangular or fanlike river? | Delta |
| 3. | Boo Boo is the companion of which cartoon character? | Yogi Bear |
| 4. | What country became third in the world to test an atom bomb in 1952? | Great Britain |
| 5. | What do SETI programs search for? | Extraterrestrial Intelligence |
| 6. | In 2002, Sony ended production of its recorders using what doomed video standard? | Betamax |
| 7. | Michael Jackson was called the King of what? | Pop |
| 8. | In British English, what is the two-initial term for a resume? | CV |
| 9. | What influential French design house manufactures Poison, a line of women's fragrances? | Christian Dior |
| 10. | Apia is the capital of which country? | Samoa |
| Tie Breaker | What is known as the "Mary Celeste"? | A ship |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Created by Al Capp, what comic strip appeared in newspapers from 1934 until 1977? | Li'l Abner |
| 2. | What year did Suriname gain its independence from the Kingdom of the Netherlands? | 1975 |
| 3. | The Oscar for humanitarian work is named for what actor? | Jean Hersholt |
| 4. | The Gulf War occurred after Iraq invaded what country? | Kuwait |
| 5. | The Hawaiian landmark known as "Diamond Head" was formed from what? | Magma |
| 6. | What is raku? | Type of Japanese pottery |
| 7. | Which band is known in Spain as U-Dos? | U2 |
| 8. | On April 11, 1990, California Angel Mike Witt combined with which starter to pitch a no-hit victory? | Mark Langston |
| 9. | What is measured in Millibars? | Pressure |
| 10. | What is the capital of Germany? | Berlin |
| Tie Breaker | What year was the first iPhone released? | 2007 |