| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | Which English author created Inspector Morse? | Colin Dexter |
| 2. | Name the largest landlocked country in Europe? | Belarus |
| 3. | Which company introduced Comet cleanser back in 1956? | Procter & Gamble |
| 4. | Which city was the first ever to host the Olympic Games twice? | Paris |
| 5. | Int the medical field, what do the initials E.E.G stand for? | Electroencephalograph |
| 6. | What was pictured on the face of the US penny just prior to Abraham Lincoln? | Indian head |
| 7. | Which character did Bill Nighy play in the 2003 film "Love Actually"? | Billy Mack |
| 8. | What is the European Union's equivalent to the North American's "911" emergency number? | 112 |
| 9. | Which is the largest planet in our solar system? | Jupiter |
| 10. | What nation's legislative body is named The Jatiyo Sangshad? | Bangladesh |
| Tie Breaker | Whose famous horse was named Buttermilk? | Dale Evan's |
| Question Number | Question | Answer |
| 1. | What did the Seven Dwarfs do for a living? | They were miners |
| 2. | What is the longest river in the US? | Missouri |
| 3. | Mark Wahlberg has a tattoo of what popular musician on his left shoulder? | Bob Marley |
| 4. | Which ancient monument, close to the Pyramids of Giza, is said to have been partly formed by natural elements? | The Sphinx |
| 5. | What English engineer is credited with inventing the seat belt? | George Cayley |
| 6. | What popular operating system are the Mac OS X series based on? | Unix |
| 7. | Both Roxette and Sheena Easton had a hit with a song called what? | You Got The Look/U Got The Look |
| 8. | Including the end zones, how long is an NFL regulation football field? | 120 yards |
| 9. | What’s the name of the science of growing plants in liquid nutrients instead of soil? | Hydroponics |
| 10. | What part of New York city got its name because it lies south of Houston Street? | SoHo |
| Tie Breaker | Why were the earliest English umbrellas nicknamed "Robinsons"? | For Robinson Crusoe |