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Speaker 1: And after missing a rare episode due to unforeseen circumstances

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Speaker 1: on Monday, we are back here at car Trip Trevia.

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Speaker 1: I've mischief. I hope the feelings reciprocated. My apologies folks

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Speaker 1: for that. We've got rapid fire coming up after the

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Speaker 1: born in Peru but living in Nanda, was fourteen. Some

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Speaker 1: She's two. Isabella from Philadelphia turned twenty nine. Julia from

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Speaker 1: Pakenham was forty. Mason from Brisbane was twenty five. Scout

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Speaker 1: Carlin from Puerto Rico. Now I think that's a first

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Speaker 1: had a birthday. Billy from Ellenbrook was twenty one. Alisa

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Speaker 1: twenty eight. Nikaiah from Port Oglethorpe in Georgia was thirty three.

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Speaker 1: Quantaia from Madison, Wisconsin was twenty six. Claire from Alveston

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Speaker 1: WA was nine, Xavier from Narrang was ten, and Leon

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Speaker 1: and Connor from Sydney both term ten. Tomorrow we have

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Speaker 1: Brendan from Blackwater forty years of age. There's a milestone,

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Speaker 1: and Sid from Geneva, Illinois will be eleven years of age.

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Speaker 1: I'm Stephen Craye And for our French listeners and Franco

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Speaker 1: files for yesterday, Happy Bastile Day. Question one? What number

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Speaker 1: of endearment mom petit chu literally translates to my little

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Speaker 1: what the what, being a vegetable that begins with C

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Speaker 1: my little cabbage. Question four? What did Jermaine Jackson name

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Speaker 1: your majesty, Your majesty? Question five perfected by the ancient Romans.

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Speaker 1: Aqueducts are artificial channels used to carry what substance water.

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Speaker 1: Question six, When referring to the proposed Australian transport network

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Speaker 1: of the eighties and nineties, what do the letters VFT

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Speaker 1: stand for Very Fast Train? Very fast train? It was

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Speaker 1: to be a link between Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra at

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Speaker 1: speeds of up to three hundred and fifty kilometers per hour.

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Speaker 1: Question seven. Which of Iraq and Kwait has recorded the

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Speaker 1: highest temperature? Qwait in Mitrabah it reached fifty four degrees

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Speaker 1: and in Iraq Basra it hit fifty three point nine.

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Speaker 1: Not much in it? Question eight. In golf, which hazard

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Speaker 1: Question nine? Which disease is caused by the bacterium Bacillus

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Speaker 1: anthrasis anthrax. That's one you don't want to get. Question ten.

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Speaker 1: A complete reversal in official policy is called a what flip?

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Speaker 1: A backflip? Question eleven. Which comic star from the Golden

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Speaker 1: Age of Hollywood's real name was David Daniel Kaminski Danny Kay?

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Speaker 1: Question twelve. Mainland France shares its longest international border with

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Speaker 1: which other country, Spain, stretching six hundred and twenty three

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Speaker 1: kilometers along the Pyrenees Mountains. Question thirteen. Which cricketer took

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Speaker 1: his seven hundredth Test wicket at the MCG on the

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Speaker 1: twenty sixth of December two thousand and six. The late

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Speaker 1: Great Shane warn Question fourteen, according to the old saying

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Speaker 1: something worthless or trivial is not worth a tinkers? What

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Speaker 1: a tinker's cuss? Or perhaps you might say a tinker's dam?

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Speaker 1: Question fifteen. Which word for a fastening device rhymes with

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Speaker 1: boggle toggle to doublegl e toggle? Question sixteen? In which

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Speaker 1: of the arts do we associate Jane Austen literature? Question seventeen.

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Speaker 1: In which country were the first avocados grown? Was it Mexico,

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Speaker 1: Brazil or China around ten thousand years ago in a

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Speaker 1: place that is now known as Mexico? Question eighteen. What

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Speaker 1: Question nineteen? What is strawberry blonde? A shade of strawberry

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Speaker 1: to give you two options, and you simply choose the

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Speaker 1: one that you prefer. Scream it out in the car.

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Speaker 1: That's the best way to do it. And today, for

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Speaker 1: toilette or a depafume. Would you prefer someone with a

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Speaker 1: big heart or someone with a big brain, Bridget Bardot

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Speaker 1: or Marion Cottier? A paperback or kindle, Keisha Lorraine or Rattatui.

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Speaker 1: another episode of Car Trip Trivia. Thanks so much for

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Speaker 1: joining us, folks, It's been an absolute pleasure. As always,

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Speaker 1: we're back on Friday of this week with twenty more questions,

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Speaker 1: including a who am I? And a Friday funny that's

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Speaker 1: where you get to have a laugh going into the weekend.

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Speaker 1: Good stuff. We'll catch you soon. Until the moment we

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Speaker 1: meet again, stay gold.