Speaker 1: We're back in the house, or the car, or the kitchen,
Speaker 1: or wherever it is you may be listening. Welcome to
Speaker 1: episode two hundred and twenty two of Car Trip Trivia.
Speaker 1: It's a cool sounding number, but there's nothing different about
Speaker 1: today's show. We just do twenty curated questions for the
Speaker 1: whole family, and on Wednesdays we do a little bonus
Speaker 1: round of sound after the quiz. Some birthday shoutouts. Audrey
Speaker 1: from Geelong turned eleven yesterday. Tomorrow, Ruby from Braidwood in
Speaker 1: New South Wales will be thirteen. Today's birthdays, Elsie from
Speaker 1: Mackay turns seven, William from Samford is turning ten years old.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday, Buddy. Michelle from Thornland's is forty four, Bauka
Speaker 1: from Noosa is eight, and Lincoln from Townsville is eight
Speaker 1: years old as well. I'm Stephen Craye and if Frank
Speaker 1: Sinatra had a trivia podcast, I'm sure he'd do it
Speaker 1: his way. Question one? How many deadly sins are there?
Speaker 1: Seven deadly sins? Question two? At the coast, what do
Speaker 1: we call it when the sea is at its lowest level?
Speaker 1: Because the tide is out, we call that low tide?
Speaker 1: Question three. What name is given to a male ballet dancer?
Speaker 1: A female is a ballerina, A male is a ballerino.
Speaker 1: Question four? Which alcoholic drink is often referred to as
Speaker 1: bubbly champagne? Question five? Before the Fosbury flop and rhyming
Speaker 1: with paddle, what was the dominant high jump style the straddle?
Speaker 1: It was sort of a mix between the scissors and
Speaker 1: the Fosbury flop? Question six? Complete this number pattern? Six
Speaker 1: twelve eighteen? What we're increasing by six every time? Six
Speaker 1: twelve eighteen twenty four? Question seven. Ossie rock group Flowers
Speaker 1: would change their name to the title of their successful
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty one debut album, What was it? Ice House?
Speaker 1: Question eight? What word is both an ornamental tablet and
Speaker 1: a sticky deposit on teeth pluck? Question nine. The inherent
Speaker 1: ability of an animal to navigate gate towards an original
Speaker 1: location through unfamiliar territory is known as homing. Pigeons do
Speaker 1: it well, cats can do it. All sorts of animals
Speaker 1: can do it? Question ten. What was the year immediately
Speaker 1: before one? Ad? It was one BC? Question eleven. Harry
Speaker 1: Longebow was an American Old West outlaw, better known as
Speaker 1: which Kid the Sun Dance Kid. Question twelve. South Africa
Speaker 1: has three capital cities true or false? True, Pretoria, Cape
Speaker 1: Town and Blomfantine. Question thirteen, Red green, blue, and which
Speaker 1: other color feature on the Microsoft logo? Red, green, blue
Speaker 1: and yellow? Question fourteen. Which vegetable beginning with B contains
Speaker 1: up to eight percent sugar? B? Troot. That's a bit
Speaker 1: of sugar, for sure. But they're pretty good at fending
Speaker 1: off heart disease and stroke, and they lower blood pressure supposedly.
Speaker 1: Question fifteen. In the Super Netball competition, which Australian state
Speaker 1: do the Firebirds represent? Queensland? Question sixteen? Which musical instrument
Speaker 1: does anchor man Ron Burgundy play? He plays as flute
Speaker 1: and he's kind of a big deal Question seventeen. In
Speaker 1: Internet terms, a web log is abbreviated to what a
Speaker 1: blog blog? Question eighteen. Which has more legs? Five beetles
Speaker 1: or four spiders? Five beetles with six legs each have
Speaker 1: thirty legs. Four spiders with eight have thirty two legs.
Speaker 1: Question nineteen. Rhinoplasty is surgery to which part of one's
Speaker 1: body one's nose? Question twenty don't forget the round of
Speaker 1: sounds coming up? Soon. The nineteen sixty one film The
Speaker 1: Misfits is best remembered as the final film for two
Speaker 1: of Hollywood's finests, Clark Gable and which actress Marilyn Monroe. Yep,
Speaker 1: you got it. Round a sound up in just a
Speaker 1: few moments. Stay with us. This is where we play
Speaker 1: a few everyday sounds and see whether you can guess
Speaker 1: them or not. We'll give you a couple of chances
Speaker 1: at each of them. How's this for starters. Some of
Speaker 1: the newer generation may never have heard that sound, but
Speaker 1: we'll play it again. Don't forget. If you need more time,
Speaker 1: you can push pause. You can always go back into
Speaker 1: that button that goes back fifteen seconds. Use that liberally
Speaker 1: during the round of sound. That is a movie projector
Speaker 1: number two for today. What's this sound? Fairly common in
Speaker 1: backyards around Australia. I will play that one again. That
Speaker 1: is a NERF gun being shot, then reloaded, then shot again. Okay,
Speaker 1: last sound for this week's round of sound. Can you
Speaker 1: tell me what this sound is? Oh, it's not a
Speaker 1: bus stopping. I can tell you that much. Let's go
Speaker 1: one last time. Feeling thirsty. That's the old soda stream
Speaker 1: machine making a refreshing and fizzy glass of soda water.
Speaker 1: Now you'd like to have a birthday shout out included
Speaker 1: in the show, then there's only one way to do it.
Speaker 1: You've got a touch base with me via the capturep
Speaker 1: Trivia Facebook page, Messenger app. When you get in touch,
Speaker 1: tell me who the birthday is for, when it is,
Speaker 1: where they're from as in suburb, not country that's not
Speaker 1: quite specific enough, and how old they'll be. If you
Speaker 1: can do that, you've got a birthday shout coming your way.
Speaker 1: Thanks for joining us, Stay go