History—Could be U.S. History Dictionary TV and Film Religion Culture Geography Note: These general knowledge categories were asked at the motherboard during the first season. Rounds Level One Each team takes turns facing the computer. They each have 60 (originally 90) seconds to answer as many questions as possible. The value of the questions are $25, $50, $75 or $100. One icon on the board is called "Double Click", where the team can double their current score with a correct answer. A team earned $100 if they had no money after a Double Click answer. During the second season, regular questions were no longer at the motherboard; instead, they were now at another station called "Hard Drive". One player stood at the motherboard clicking while his/her partner ran to one of the three stations. Also, the "Word Wizard" was renamed the "Chat Room". The "Web Site" stayed the same. If the first player missed the question their partner at the motherboard had a chance to answer the question. Level Two Starting with the lowest-scoring team, each team keeps control of the mouse as long as they answer questions correctly. If at any time they miss a question, the opposing teams at the main podiums can buzz in and steal control. Landing on a "Virus" ("Crash" in the second season) meant a question was asked to the teams at the podiums for control. If neither team answered correctly, the first team kept control. Question values are still worth anywhere from $25–$100. Level Three—Speed Round Host Seacrest now controlled the mouse, because all three teams had a chance to play every question. In season 2, Ryan had his back to the board while controlling the mouse. One member of each team stood at a different station while their partners remained at the podiums. After the station or category was chosen, the player at the appropriate place would hear the question and have a chance to answer for $100. A wrong answer meant that the players at the podiums would have a chance to buzz in and take the money. After several questions, an off-stage prerecorded voice yelled, "SWITCH! SWITCH! SWITCH!" Then the players swapped places with their teammates and more questions were asked. At the end of the round, the top-scoring team won the game and played the bonus round. All three teams kept their money. The losing teams also received consolation