Speaker 1: The unique thing about Wednesdays at Cartrip Trivia is the
Speaker 1: final act. That's where we play the Round of Sound.
Speaker 1: It's not particularly serious, but it's a whole lot of fun.
Speaker 1: I hope you can stay to the end of the show. Now,
Speaker 1: as always, we like to reach out to our loyal
Speaker 1: listeners and acknowledge their birthdays. Brody from Crescent Head has
Speaker 1: just turned eleven. Scout from Bryceon City in North Carolina
Speaker 1: just turned seventeen. Tomorrow we have Isabella from Armadale, she'll
Speaker 1: be fifteen. Clark from Bossier City in Louisiana is turning seven,
Speaker 1: and Hayden from Lane Cove also seven years of age. Today.
Speaker 1: Camden from Coleman Township in Northern Ontario, it's a golden
Speaker 1: birthday for Camden. He's fifteen. Huzzle from Sandstone Point is forty.
Speaker 1: I hope I've got that right. Huzzle forty years of age.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday. Toby W from Newmarket is thirteen. Tough Will
Speaker 1: from Brisbane you will thirty five years of age and
Speaker 1: a car trip Trivia First Cash from Antigua, Guatemala was
Speaker 1: twelve yesterday. Thanks so much for listening, mate. I'm Stephen
Speaker 1: Cray and if I was a warlock mixing up a
Speaker 1: family friendly trivia potion. Well, here's the formulae. Question number one,
Speaker 1: what two colors are the keys on a standard piano?
Speaker 1: Black and white? Question two? Gordon, James, Percy and Emily
Speaker 1: are all members of the Steam team? On which children's
Speaker 1: television show Thomas and Friends of Course featuring Thomas the
Speaker 1: Tank Engine? Question three? On which continent is Bolivia? South America?
Speaker 1: Question four? Who has won the most women's singles titles
Speaker 1: at the Australian Open Tennis Championship is at Serena Williams
Speaker 1: Margaret Court or stephie Graff Margaret Court with eleven titles
Speaker 1: Serena one seven and Stepfie one four. Question five which
Speaker 1: four letter word once appeared at the end of the
Speaker 1: Hollywood sign land Land? Hollywood Land was erected in nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty three to advertise a housing estate in the Hollywood Hills.
Speaker 1: Question six, which Supersonic Jet operated commercially between nineteen seventy
Speaker 1: six and two thousand and three The concord. Question seven,
Speaker 1: In all order to amend a section of the Australian Constitution,
Speaker 1: what beginning with R must be held a referendum? Question
Speaker 1: eight which food group is the main ingredient in ratatui vegetables?
Speaker 1: Question nine? In surfing, what term is used to describe
Speaker 1: a significant fall off one's board? Wipe about? Question ten?
Speaker 1: What does a herpetologist study reptiles, fragrances or communicable diseases?
Speaker 1: A herpetologist studies reptiles? And if we want to get
Speaker 1: technical amphibians? Question eleven, When did all my trouble seem
Speaker 1: so far away? According to the Beatles Yesterday? Question twelve?
Speaker 1: How many grams are there in one and a half kilograms?
Speaker 1: One thousand, five hundred grams? Question thirteen. In America, a
Speaker 1: sweet carbonated drink is often referred to as soda. What
Speaker 1: soda pop? Question fourteen? Sharing her name with an Academy
Speaker 1: Award winning actress, William Shakespeare's wife was Anne who and Hathaway.
Speaker 1: Question fifteen. What my you lose if you have laryngitis
Speaker 1: your voice? Question sixteen? In which city was the first
Speaker 1: Asian Disneyland built Tokyo? It opened in April nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 1: Question seventeen. What name was given to the feather of
Speaker 1: a bird when used for writing a quill? Question eighteen?
Speaker 1: In which garden is London's Royal Opera House located Covent Garden,
Speaker 1: Question number nineteen. What does the second sea in CCTV
Speaker 1: stand for it? Closed Circuit Television Question twenty, which foot
Speaker 1: won Daniel day Lewis the first of his three Best
Speaker 1: Actor Academy Awards his left foot from the nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: nine film My Left Foot Back in a jiffy worth.
Speaker 1: The round of sound stand by? You know the drum?
Speaker 1: Three sounds? What are they? We'll play them a couple
Speaker 1: of times and we'll give you a couple of clues
Speaker 1: if the need be first one, really does that need
Speaker 1: a clue? Okay, how about you take your time when
Speaker 1: trying to work it out? Yep, that's a cuckoo clock.
Speaker 1: Second sound sounds a little bit like Rudy crunching away
Speaker 1: on his carrot last week. But it's not. It's actually
Speaker 1: a device, but it is found in the kitchen, very
Speaker 1: very commonly used. What is it that is a pepper grinder?
Speaker 1: Now a reminder with the round of sound. If you're struggling,
Speaker 1: push pause, go back, play the sound over and over
Speaker 1: as many times as you like and you'll probably get it.
Speaker 1: This next one is an absolute beauty. What is this sound?
Speaker 1: Fairly strange sound that one. I'll give you a clue.
Speaker 1: It's an animal, an Australian animal, a loved Australian animal
Speaker 1: that you might not even know. Grunts the way it does,
Speaker 1: will go again. Okay, well there's two options here. It
Speaker 1: starts with a kay, and it's not a kangaroo. That
Speaker 1: is a koala. Dear listeners, and one of the most
Speaker 1: unusual sounds you're likely to hear today, that has been
Speaker 1: Cartrip Trivia the Round of Sound. Thanks so much for
Speaker 1: being a part of the show. Again, we always appreciate
Speaker 1: your company. Back on Friday with a little gag with
Speaker 1: Rudy and the Friday Funny. Hope you can join us
Speaker 1: for that. Until then, all the very best to you
Speaker 1: and your family. Drive safe, be well, don't do anything crazy,
Speaker 1: Stay God all right, Good on