| Hint | Number |
| ...lives that a cat has | |
| ...players on a soccer (football) team | |
| ...degrees in each angle of an equilateral triangle | |
| ...the only year in the 20th century that is a palindrome | |
| ...the age at which Nelson Mandela became President of South Africa in 1994 | |
| ...humans to set foot on Mars | |
| ...ingredients in a Twinkie or a famous Pier in San Francisco | |
| ...the card game also known as Blackjack | |
| ...Degrees in the popular American boy band | |
| ...percentage of values within one standard deviation of the mean in a normal or Gaussian distribution | |
| ...syllables in the middle line of a haiku | |
| ...Seconds to Mars (the American rock band) | |
| ...colors in the Google logo | |
| ...the current record in yards for the longest field goal kicked in the NFL | |
| ...number used to represent the date June second in North America or February sixth in Europe | |
| ...games played by each team in an NHL or NBA regular season | |
| ...countries in Africa (Sporcle recognized) | |
| ...vertebrae in the normal human spine | |
| ...the next number in the Fibonacci sequence: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55... | |
| ...Theses famously written by Martin Luther | |
| ...Herbie, the Volkswagen Beetle from The Love Bug | |
| ...keys on a piano | |
| ...the highest score possible in an Olympic competition, or the height of an NBA basketball net in feet | |
| ...holes in a full round of golf | |
| ...miles in a marathon (rounded down) | |
| ...flavors of Baskin-Robbins ice cream | |
| ...the percentage that 2/3 is rounded to | |
| ...the hottest temperature in Fahrenheit ever recorded in Iceland (rounded down to nearest degree) | |
| ...the number following Area, a location in Nevada suspected to contain UFOs | |
| ...percentage of alcohol by volume in 148 proof absinthe | |
| ...days February has in a leap year | |
| ...the racecar driven by Richard Petty (in real life), and Strip 'The King' Wheathers (in the movie Cars) | |
| ...playing cards in a standard deck | |
| ...often the minimum grade required to pass an exam, or the age of retirement in the UK, Germany, and previously the USA | |