The Quiz With Balls Questions & Answers for Season 1 (2024)

The Quiz With Balls questions and answers are trickier than they look. This new hit game show, hosted by comedian Jay Pharoah, features general questions with multiple answers that two teams try to guess correctly. The point is to have each family member stand on platforms that have the correct answer so that the ball representing the wrong answer doesn’t knock one of them into the pool of water below (though that’s entertaining for us). This joins other FOX game shows that debuted this year, like The 1% Club and The Floor. Here’s a list of every question and answer so far for The Quiz With Balls Season 1 in 2024.

List of The Quiz With Balls questions and answers for 2024

The following is a chronological list of The Quiz With Balls questions and answers by episode in Season 1 (2024). We have hidden the answers (click on the arrows to reveal them!), so that you can figure them out on your own. You can use the quick list below to jump to the Season 1 episode you want the answers for.

Episode 1 – May 28, 2024 – Beantown vs The Big Apple

Question 1 – Category: Notable People

Who has previously been named a Time Person of the Year?

1. Mikhail Gorbachev
2. Angela Merkel
3. Mark Zuckerberg
4. Princess Diana
5. Pope Francis
6. Ted Turner

Correct Answer(s):

– Milkhail Gorbachev, Angela Merkely, Mark Zuckerberg, Pope Francis, and Ted Turner.

Question 2 – Category: Girl Groups

What are the original last names of the Spice Girls?

1. Brown
2. Halliwell
3. Adams
4. Bunton
5. Williams
6. Chisholm

Correct Answer(s):

– Brown, Halliwell, Adams, Bunton, and Chisholm.

Question 3 – Category: Foods

Which of these is a type of sausage?

1. Longganisa
2. Bockwurst
3. Salsiccia
4. Kohlrabi
5. Merguez
6. Sai Qua

Correct Answer(s):

– Longanisa, Bockwurst, Salsiccia, Mergeuz, and Sai Qua.

Question 4 – Category: Game Night

Which of these are place names in US standard Monopoly?

1. New Jersey Avenue
2. St. James Place
3. Pennsylvania Railroad
4. St. Charles Place
5. Washington Railroad
6. States Avenue

Correct Answer(s):

– St. James Place, Pennsylvania Railroad, St. Charles Place, and States Avenue.

Question 5 – Category: Ahoy Mate!

Which of these are types of ships and boats?

1. Junk
2. Ketch
3. Gilly
4. Coracle
5. Punt
6. Dhow

Correct Answer(s):

– Junk, Ketch, Coracle, Punt, and Dhow.

Question 6 – Category: On Broadway

Which of these won the Tony Award for Best Musical?

1. Miss Saigon
2. Into the Woods
3. West Side Story
4. The Producers
5. The Book of Mormon
6. Kinky Boots

Correct Answer(s):

– The Producers, The Book of Mormon, and Kinky Boots.

Question 7 – Category: Best In Show

According to the American Kennel Club, which of these are dog breeds?

1. Chinook
2. Dogo Argentino
3. Oxnard Terrier
4. Belgian Malinois
5. Bolognese
6. Chicka-doodle

Correct Answer(s):

– Chinook, Dogo Argentino, Belgian Malinois, and Bolognese.

Question 8 – Category: Geography

Which countries are smaller in land area than the state of Texas?

1. South Africa
2. Australia
3. Japan
4. Saudi Arabia
5. Chile
6. France

Correct Answer(s):

– Japan and France.

Question 9 – Category: Space Race

Which of these people walked on the moon?

1. Eugene Cernan
2. Sally Ride
3. Michael Collins
4. John Glenn
5. Yuri Gagarin
6. Alan Shepard

Correct Answer(s):

– Eugene Cernan and Alan Shepard.

Question 10 – Final Category: Movie Villains

Which of these are names of James Bond movie villains?

1. Dr. Kananga
2. Edwin Luther
3. Xenia Ornatopp
4. Rosa Klebb
5. Emilio Largo
6. Le Chiffre

Correct Answer(s):

– Dr Kananga, Xenia Ornatopp, Le Chiffre, Rosa Klebb, Emilio Largo.

Episode 2 – June 4, 2024 – The Southern Showdown

Question 1 – Category: Sports

Which NHL franchises have animals in their official logos?

1. Arizona
2. Vancouver
3. Columbus
4. Minnesota
5. Nashville
6. Buffalo

Correct Answer(s):

– Arizona, Vancouver, Minnesota, Nashville, and Buffalo.

Question 2 – Category: Movies

Which of these are films directed by Martin Scorsese?

1. After Hours
2. King of New York
3. Silence
4. Hugo
5. The Color of Money
6. The Age of Innocence

Correct Answer(s):

– After Hours, Silence, Hugo, The Color of Money, and The Age of Innocence.

Question 3 – Category: On the Farm

Which of these are names for varieties of apple?

1. Black Oxford
2. Jonathan
3. Pink Lady
4. Cameo
5. Cavendish
6. Braeburn

Correct Answer(s):

– Black Oxford, Jonathan, Pink Lady, Cameo, and Braeburn.

Question 4 – Category: Word Up

What words were originally acronyms?

1. Radar
2. Pog
3. Noob
4. Captcha
5. Spam
6. Scuba

Correct Answer(s):

– Radar, Pog, Captcha, and Scuba.

Question 5 – Category: US Geography

Which cities are located in the Mountain Time Zone?

1. Tucson, AZ
2. Austin, TX
3. Boulder, CO
4. Salt Lake City, UT
5. Cheyenne, WY
6. Oklahoma City, OK

Correct Answer(s):

– Tucson, AZ; Boulder, CO; Salt Lake City, UT; and Cheyenne, WY.

Question 6 – Category: The Human Body

The human body typically has two of which body parts?

1. Adrenal Gland
2. Pharynx
3. Tympanic Membrane
4. Thyroid
5. Uvula
6. Cornea

Correct Answer(s):

– Adrenal Gland, Tympanic Membrane, and Cornea.

Question 7 – Category: In Style

Which of these are names of hairstyles?

1. Henley Twist
2. Ginagurl
3. Fallera
4. Chonmage
5. Eton Crop
6. Boston Bun

Correct Answer(s):

– Ginagurl, Fallera, Chonmage, and Eton Crop.

Question 8 – Category: Toy Store

Mattel has released Barbie dolls with which professions?

1. Influencer
2. Marine Biologist
3. Realtor
4. Welder
5. Wedding Planner
6. School Teacher

Correct Answer(s):

– Marine Biologist and School Teacher.

Question 9 – Category: World Trivia

Which countries have a monarch as Head of State?

1. Japan
2. France
3. Sweden
4. Denmark
5. China
6. France

Correct Answer(s):

– Japan, Sweden, and Denmark.

Question 10 – Category: Classic Rock

Who appears on the album cover of The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band?

1. Edgar Allan Poe
2. Albert Einstein
3. Muhammad Ali
4. Marlon Brando
5. Stan Laurel
6. Shirley Temple

Correct Answer(s):

– Edgar Allan Poe, Albert Einstein, Marlon Brando, Stan Laurel, and Shirley Temple.

Episode 3 – June 11, 2024 – A Family Affair

Question 1 – Category: Pop Culture

Who has performed at a Super Bowl Halftime Show?

1. Bruno Mars
2. No Doubt
3. Rihanna
4. Eminem
5. Snoop Dogg
6. Foo Fighters

Correct Answer(s):

– Bruno Mars, No Doubt, Rihanna, Eminem, and Snoop Dogg.

Question 2 – Category: Reality TV

Who has been a contestant on ‘The Masked Singer’?

1. Larry the Cable Guy
2. Venus Williams
3. LeAnn Rimes
4. Rob Gronkowski
5. Bow Wow
6. Demi Lovato

Correct Answer(s):

– Larry the Cable Guy, LeAnn Rimes, Rob Grokowski, Bow Wow, and Demi Lovato.

Question 3 – Category: World Languages

Which words means “Yes” in a language other than English?

1. Tak
2. Oui
3. Hai
4. Ni Hao
5. Sim
6. Yassou

Correct Answer(s):

– Tak, Oui, Hai, and Sim.

Question 4 – Category: Say Cheese

Which of these is a name of cheese?

1. Shepherd’s Hope
2. Muenster
3. Gouda
4. Stinking Bishop
5. Battenberg
6. Timber-doodle

Correct Answer(s):

– Shephard’s Hope, Muenster, Gouda, Stinking Bishop, and Timber-doodle.

Question 5 – Category: American Pastimes

Which sports were invented in the US?

1. Field Hockey
2. Water Skiing
3. Water Polo
4. Basketball
5. Pickleball
6. Cricket

Correct Answer(s):

– Field Hockey, Basketball, and Picketball.

Question 6 – Category: Something Fishy

Which of these is a species of fish?

1. Atlantic Salmon
2. Death Valley Pupfish
3. Aye-Aye
4. Bighead Carp
5. Smooth Lumpsucker
6. Manitoba

Correct Answer(s):

– Atlantic Salmon, Death Valley Pupfish, Bighead Carp, and Smooth Lumpsucker.

Question 7 – Category: Foreign Exchange

Which of these is a currency of a European currency?

1. Dong
2. Dinar
3. Yen
4. Zloty
5. Franc
6. Sol

Correct Answer(s):

– Zloty, Franc, and Dinar.

Question 8 – Category: Bedtime Stories

Which of these was written by Dr. Seuss?

1. Horton Hears a Who!
2. Hildegard Von Bingen
3. Mice Eating Rice
4. Jake Takes Snakes
5. The Sneedles
6. Fox in Socks

Correct Answer(s):

– Horton Hears a Who! and Fox in Socks.

Question 9 – Category: Olympic Games

Which country has hosted a Summer Olympic Games?

1. South Africa
2. India
3. Mexico
4. Egypt
5. Costa Rica
6. Greece

Correct Answer(s):

– Mexico and Greece.

Question 10 – Category: Green Thumb

Which vegetables grow underground?

1. Parsnip
2. Pumpkin
3. Asparagus
4. Eggplant
5. Zucchini
6. Carrot

Correct Answer(s):

– Parsnip and Carrot.

Question 11 – Final Category: Medieval Times

Traditionally, which of these is a member of the Knights of the Round Table?

1. St. George
2. Percival
3. Tristan
4. Gareth
5. Gawain
6. Galahad

Correct Answer(s):

– St. George.

Episode 4 – June 18, 2024 – Clash of the Coasts

Question 1 – Category: Pop Music

Which of these songs were released by TLC?

1. Girl Talk
2. Red Light Special
3. Unpretty
4. Hands Up
5. Damaged
6. Whole Again

Correct Answer(s):

– Girl Talk, Red Light Special, Unpretty, Hands Up, and Damaged.

Question 2 – Category: Wine & Dine

Which of these are vine varieties

1. Moscato
2. Cardrona
3. Carmenere
4. Tannat
5. Nebbiolo
6. Albarino

Correct Answer(s):

– Moscato, Carmenere, Tannat, Nebbiolo, and Albarino.

Question 3 – Category: Kid’s Classics

Which films or TV shows are based on characters created by Roald Dahl?

1. The Witches
2. Danny, The Champion of the World
3. The Phantom Tollbooth
4. Revolting Rhymes
5. James and the Giant Peach
6. Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium

Correct Answer(s):

– The Witches; Danny, The Champion of the World; Revolting Rhymes; and James and the Giant Peach.

Question 4 – Category: Farm to Table

Which of these are common terms for parts of a sweet corn plant?

1. Silk
2. Shank
3. Tassel
4. Tiller
5. Boll
6. Clove

Correct Answer(s):

– Silk, Shank, Tassel, and Tiller.

Question 5 – Category: Celebrity Culture

Who has been named ‘Sexiest Man Alive’ by ‘People’ magazine?

1. Rob Lowe
2. Patrick Dampsey
3. Robert Downey Jr.
4. Paul Rudd
5. Ryan Gosling
6. Sean Connery

Correct Answer(s):

– Patrick Dampsey, Paul Rudd, and Sean Connery.

Question 6 – Category: US States

Which of these US states were admitted to the Union in the last 200 years?

1. Iowa
2. Missouri
3. Tennessee
4. Alabama
5. Arkansas
6. Florida

Correct Answer(s):

– Iowa, Arkansas, and Florida.

Question 7 – Category: Workin’ Out

Which of these are muscles in the human body?

1. Cordycep
2. Ellipsis
3. Trapezius
4. Soleus
5. Malleus
6. Piriformis

Correct Answer(s):

– Trapezius, Soleus, and Piriformis.

Question 8 – Category: Critters

Which of these animals are rodents?

1. Hamster
2. Hedgehog
3. Raccoon
4. Mole
5. Shrew
6. Rabbit

Correct Answer(s):

– Hamster.

Question 9 – Category: Astronomy

According to the Farmer’s Almanac, which of these are full moon names?

1. Wolf
2. Harvest
3. Flower
4. Buckhorn
5. Fox
6. Velvet

Correct Answer(s):

– Wolf, Harvest, and Flower.

Question 10 – Final Category: Movies

What is the title of a film featuring the legendary actor Bruce Lee?

1. The Thunder-Storm
2. Kiss of the Dragon
3. The Big Boss
4. Game of Death
5. Marlowe
6. Fist of Fury

Correct Answer(s):

– The Thunder-Storm, The Big Boss, Game of Death, Marlowe, and Fist of Fury.

Episode 5 – June 25, 2024 – Brains vs. Brawns

Question 1 – Category: Movies

Meryl Streep appears in which of these movies?

1. The Family Stone
2. It’s Complicated
3. Death Becomes Her
4. The River Wild
5. Heartburn
6. August: Osage County

Correct Answer(s):

– It’s Compliacted, Death Becomes Her, The River Wild, Heartburn, and August: Osage County.

Question 2 – Category: Foods

Which of these are varieties of pasta shapes?

1. Stelline
2. Bucatini
3. Fettuccine
4. Strozzapreti
5. Merluzzi
6. Gemelli

Correct Answer(s):

– Stelline, Bucatini, Fettuccine, Strozzapreti, and Gemelli.

Question 3 – Category: Music

Who has won an Academy Award for Best Original Song?

1. Isaac Hayes
2. Annie Lennox
3. Aretha Franklin
4. Sam Smith
5. Neil Young
6. Billie Eilish

Correct Answer(s):

– Isaac Hayes, Annie Lennox, Sam Smith, and Billie Eilish.

Question 4 – Category: Books

Stephen King is the author of which of these books?

1. Joyland
2. Salem’s Lot
3. Under the Dome
4. The Green Mile
5. Needful Things
6. Watchers

Correct Answer(s):

– Joyland, Salem’s Lot, Under the Dome, The Green Mile, and Needful Things.

Question 5 – Category: Hot Stuff

Which of these are names of active volcanoes?

1. Denali
2. Mérida 
3. Vesuvius
4. Arenal
5. Wailuku
6. Aconcagua

Correct Answer(s):

– Vesuvius and Arenal.

Question 6 – Category: World Geography

Germany shares a land border with which countries?

1. Czech Republic
2. Luxembourg
3. Hungary
4. Denmark
5. Belgium
6. Netherlands

Correct Answer(s):

– Czech Republic, Luxembourg, Denmark, Belgium, and Netherlands

Question 7 – Category: Animal Science

Which of these animals have horns?

1. Blackbuck
2. Giant Eland
3. Llama
4. Impala
5. Echidna
6. Wildebeest

Correct Answer(s):

– Blackbuck, Giant Eland, Impala, and Wildebeest.

Question 8 – Category: Fashion

Which of these are names for types of footwear?

1. Monk Straps
2. Mukluks
3. Wensley-Dales
4. Gilets
5. Winkle-Pickers
6. Slingbacks

Correct Answer(s):

– Monk Straps, Muklus, Winkle-Pickers, and Slingbacks.

Question 9 – Final Category: Sports

Which of these countries have won the FIFA Women’s World Cup?

1. Norway
2. United States
3. Spain
4. Brazil
5. Germany
6. Japan

Correct Answer(s):

– Norway, United States, Spain, Germany, and Japan.

Question 1 – Category: Foods

Which of these dishes are typically found in traditional Indian cuisine?

1. Phall
2. Jadoh
3. Massaman
4. Saag
5. Palak
6. Dhansak

Correct Answer(s):

– Phall, Jadoh, Saag, Paak, Dhansak. Massaman curry is traditionally Thai.

Question 2 – Category: Books

John Steinbeck wrote which of these books?

1. Cannery Row
2. The Power and the Glory
3. Tortilla Flat
4. The Red Pony
5. East of Eden
6. Of Mice and Men

Correct Answer(s):

– Cannery Row, Tortilla Flat, The Red Pony, East of Eden, and Of Mice and Men. The Power and the Glory was written by Graham Greene.

Question 3 – Category: Ballers

Who was a Number 1 overall pick in a NBA Draft?

1. Derrick Rose
2. Kobe Bryant
3. Allen Iverson
4. Kenyon Martin
5. David Robinson
6. Yao Ming

Correct Answer(s):

– Derrick Rose, Allen Iverson, Kenyon Martin, David Robinson, and Yao Ming. Koby Bryant was the 13th pick by the Charlotte Hornets in 1996.

Question 4 – Category: Academia

What universities are part of the Ivy League?

1. Columbia
2. Cornell
3. Carnigie Mellon
4. UPenn
5. Dartmouth
6. Brown

Correct Answer(s):

– Columbia, Cornell, UPenn, Dartmouth, and Brown. Carnigie Mellon is not one of the eight Ivy Leagues.

Question 5 – Category: Toe to Toe

Which of these are names for pro-wrestling moves?

1. Boston Crab
2. Frog Splash
3. Chesapeake Slam
4. Hannibal Cannonball
5. Canadian Destroyer
6. People’s Elbow

Correct Answer(s):

– Boston Crab, Frog Splash, Canadian Destroyer, and People’s Elbow.

Question 6 – Category: Music

Which rapper has been a member of the Wu-Tang Clan?

1. Ghostface Killah
2. GZA
3. RZA
4. Cappadonna
5. Raekwon
6. Futureman

Correct Answer(s):

– Ghostface Killah, GZA, RZA, Cappadonna, and Raekwon. Futureman is from the group Béla Fleck and the Flecktones.

Question 7 – Category: Doctor, Doctor

Which of these are names for medical conditions?

1. Sleeping Beauty Syndrome
2. Housemaid’s Knee
3. Cat Scratch Fever
4. Butler’s Toe
5. Grinch Syndrome
6. Swimmer’s Ear

Correct Answer(s):

– Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, Housemaid’s Knee, Cat Scratch Fever, Grinch Syndrome, and Swimmer’s Ear.

Question 8 – Category: Geography

Which countries border the Mediterranean Sea?

1. Greece
2. Serbia
3. Tunisia
4. Slovakia
5. Albania
6. Croatia

Correct Answer(s):

– Greece, Tunisia, Albania, and Croatia.

Question 9 – Final Category: Animal Science

Which of these animals are native to Africa?

1. Marabou Stork
2. Aardvark
3. Serval
4. Mandrill
5. Tapir
6. Kudu

Correct Answer(s):

– Marabou Stork, Aardvark, Serval, Mandrill, and Kudu. Tapir are native to South and Central America and Southeast Asia, though there are species of tapir that live in Africa.