| 1223 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Medium | Who voices Max Payne in the 2001 game "Max Payne"? | ParmenCZ70 |
| 1222 | Entertainment: Video Games | True / False | Easy | Big the Cat is a playable character in "Sonic Generations". | ParmenCZ70 |
| 1221 | Entertainment: Japanese Anime & Manga | Multiple Choice | Medium | When was the first episode of Soul Eater released? | ParmenCZ70 |
| 1220 | Entertainment: Video Games | True / False | Medium | Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain runs on the Fox Engine. | ParmenCZ70 |
| 1219 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Hard | What is the fastest speed possible in Trackmania²: Stadium? | ParmenCZ70 |
| 1218 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Hard | How long are all the cutscenes from Metal Gear Solid 4 (PS3, 2008) combined? | ParmenCZ70 |
| 1217 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Hard | When was Steam first released? | ParmenCZ70 |
| 1216 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Easy | In what year was "Metal Gear Solid" released in North America? | ParmenCZ70 |
| 1215 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Medium | Who is the main character of "Metal Gear Solid 3"? | ParmenCZ70 |
| 1214 | History | Multiple Choice | Medium | How old was Lyndon B. Johnson when he assumed the role of President of the United States? | Caboose700 |
| 1213 | Entertainment: Film | True / False | Easy | In the original script of "The Matrix", the machines used humans as additional computing power instead of batteries. | Caboose700 |
| 1212 | Entertainment: Film | Multiple Choice | Medium | What is the name of the Artificial Intelligence system in the 1983 film, "WarGames"? | Caboose700 |
| 1211 | History | Multiple Choice | Medium | On which day did construction start on "The Pentagon", the headquarters for the United States Department of Defense? | Caboose700 |
| 1210 | Science: Computers | Multiple Choice | Medium | On which day did the World Wide Web go online? | Caboose700 |
| 1209 | General Knowledge | True / False | Medium | The bikini is named after the "Bikini Atoll", an island where the United States conducted tests on atomic bombs. | Caboose700 |
| 1208 | General Knowledge | Multiple Choice | Hard | Which of the following chemicals are found in eggplant seeds? | CarbonCopyCat |
| 1207 | History | Multiple Choice | Medium | On which day did the attempted coup d'etat of 1991 in the Soviet Union begin? | Caboose700 |
| 1206 | General Knowledge | True / False | Medium | An eggplant is a vegetable. | CarbonCopyCat |
| 1205 | General Knowledge | Multiple Choice | Hard | Which of the following is not another name for the eggplant? | CarbonCopyCat |
| 1204 | History | Multiple Choice | Medium | When was "The Gadget", the first nuclear device to be detonated, tested? | Caboose700 |
| 1203 | History | True / False | Easy | The United States was a member of the League of Nations. | Caboose700 |
| 1201 | Science: Computers | True / False | Medium | To bypass US Munitions Export Laws, the creator of the PGP published all the source code in book form. | Caboose700 |
| 1200 | Science: Computers | Multiple Choice | Medium | Which of these is the name for the failed key escrow device introduced by the National Security Agency in 1993? | Caboose700 |
| 1199 | Science: Computers | True / False | Medium | "Windows NT" is a monolithic kernel. | Caboose700 |
| 1198 | History | Multiple Choice | Hard | On which day did ARPANET suffer a 4 hour long network crash? | Caboose700 |