| 2156 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Medium | In WarioWare: Smooth Moves, which one of these is NOT a Form? | Vivianite |
| 2155 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Medium | Who created the pump "F.L.U.D.D." Mario uses in Super Mario Sunshine? | Vivianite |
| 2154 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Hard | What animal is on Link's pajamas in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker? | Vivianite |
| 2153 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Hard | What was the world's first handheld game device? | theraptor2002 |
| 2151 | History | Multiple Choice | Hard | What was Napoleon Bonaparte's name before he changed it? | popebarry |
| 2150 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Hard | In the National Pokedex what number is Porygon-Z? | SnazzyDinoMo |
| 2149 | General Knowledge | True / False | Easy | Adolf Hitler was born in Australia. | Culuhembror |
| 2146 | Science & Nature | Multiple Choice | Hard | Which of these is a stop codon in DNA? | Xicious |
| 2145 | Geography | Multiple Choice | Medium | What is the official language of Bhutan? | Xicious |
| 2144 | Animals | Multiple Choice | Hard | Which of these animals is NOT a lizard? | Xicious |
| 2143 | Entertainment: Music | Multiple Choice | Easy | Kanye West at 2009 VMA's interrupted which celebrity? | Mechwaffle |
| 2142 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Medium | The protagonist in the game "Cave Story" is named | rockboo16 |
| 2141 | History | Multiple Choice | Medium | What is the bloodiest event in United States history, in terms of casualties? | osko |
| 2140 | Science & Nature | Multiple Choice | Easy | Which element has the highest melting point? | osko |
| 2139 | Science: Computers | Multiple Choice | Medium | What is the correct term for the metal object in between the CPU and the CPU fan within a computer system? | iixCarbonxZz |
| 2138 | Entertainment: Comics | True / False | Easy | The "Pepe" meme originated from a comic drawn by Matt Furie called "Boy's Club"? | iixCarbonxZz |
| 2136 | Science: Computers | Multiple Choice | Easy | In "Hexadecimal", what color would be displayed from the color code? "#00FF00"? | iixCarbonxZz |
| 2135 | Entertainment: Video Games | Multiple Choice | Medium | During the game's development, what was the first ever created Pokémon? | ChallengeCorner |
| 2134 | Entertainment: Japanese Anime & Manga | True / False | Hard | Throughout the entirety of "Dragon Ball Z", Goku only kills two characters: a miniboss named Yakon and Kid Buu. | ChallengeCorner |
| 2133 | Animals | True / False | Easy | A flock of crows is known as a homicide. | ChallengeCorner |
| 2132 | History | True / False | Medium | United States President Ronald Reagan was the first president to appoint a woman to the Supreme Court. | ChallengeCorner |
| 2131 | History | True / False | Medium | Abraham Lincoln was the first U.S. President to be born outside the borders of the thirteen original states. | ChallengeCorner |
| 2130 | Entertainment: Books | True / False | Easy | "Elementary, my dear Watson" is a phrase that is never truly said within the Conan Doyle books of Sherlock Holmes. | ChallengeCorner |
| 2129 | Entertainment: Books | Multiple Choice | Medium | In the year 1818, novelist Mary Shelly is credited with writing a fiction novel and creating this infamous character. | ChallengeCorner |
| 2127 | Entertainment: Books | Multiple Choice | Medium | J.K. Rowling completed "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" in which hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland? | ChallengeCorner |