| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What is Goldfinger's first name? | Auric |
| 2. | Suva is the capital of which country? | Fiji |
| 3. | What actor played Bill the Butcher in the 2002 movie "Gangs of New York"? | Daniel Day Lewis |
| 4. | What rival faction split from the Bolsheviks at the Communist Party Congress of 1903? | The Mensheviks |
| 5. | What kind of object is smaller than its own Schwarzschild radius? | A black hole |
| 6. | What kind of animal is pictured on the wrapper of a Klondike bar? | Polar bear |
| 7. | What movie starring Bruce Willis contains the line "I see dead people"? | The Sixth Sense |
| 8. | What is the only New World member of OPEC? | Venezuela |
| 9. | What percentage of air is composed of oxygen? | 21% |
| 10. | In the first Punic War, Rome and Carthage fought over possession of what Mediterranean island? | Sicily |
| Tie Breaker | What toy company launched the Barbie doll in 1959? | Mattel Inc. |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | In the series Harry Potter, what is the spell for water-making? | Aguamenti |
| 2. | Which German federal state surrounds the city-state of Berlin? | Brandenburg |
| 3. | What is the real identity of Aquaman? | Arthur Curry |
| 4. | What year did the English Civil War start? | 1642 |
| 5. | What does ROM stand for in CD-ROM? | Read-Only Memory |
| 6. | What was the original brand of cereal pitched by Snap, Crackle and Pop? | Rice Krispies |
| 7. | What was B.J.'s full name in the TV show "B.J. and the Bear"? | Billie Joe McKay |
| 8. | What year did Ferdinand Porsche and his team started to design the VW Beetle? | 1934 |
| 9. | What’s the name of the science of growing plants in liquid nutrients instead of soil? | Hydroponics |
| 10. | Which European country is often referred to as the "Battlefield of Europe"? | Belgium |
| Tie Breaker | Someone who is called a "flash in the pan" could also be described as what? | A one-hit wonder |