List of Results and Revolving Categories
- 2005 World Leaders (Results)
- 2004 Food (Results)
- 2003 Major world cities (Results)
- 2002 WISS station history (Results)
- 2001 Elections (Results)
- 2000 Cats (Results)
- 1999 Holidays
- 1998 Toys (Results)
- 1997 Games
- 1996 Double Jeopardy (35 point questions that had been asked in a previous contest)
- 1995 Acronyms
- 1994 Big Business
- 1993 Religions
- 1992 Express Yourself
- 1991 American military conflicts
- 1990 The 1980s decade
- 1989 Listening/Audio Questions
- 1988 Transportation
- 1987 Wisconsin
- 1986 Disasters
- 1985 Cartoons
- 1984 Olympics
- 1983 Soap Operas
- 1982 None
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