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Speaker 1: Today's shout outs, including a few catch up shout outs.
Speaker 1: Read from Huntington in New York was nine, Ali from
Speaker 1: Red Lynch recently turned thirty four and Elizabeth from Aubrey
Speaker 1: was twelve. We've only got one to go Tomorrow, Harry
Speaker 1: from Canberra will be one year of age. Congratulations Harry,
Speaker 1: and happy birthday to one and all. I'm Stephen Cray
Speaker 1: and this is a quiz show. If you seek philosophy,
Speaker 1: perhaps look under d for Descartes renee. Question number one,
Speaker 1: what nickname is given to a hooded pullover or jumper?
Speaker 1: A hoodie and you know its style can be traced
Speaker 1: back to medieval Europe? Question two, which two letters are
Speaker 1: smack bang in the middle of the alphabet? Is a KL,
Speaker 1: LM or M n is five seconds enough to race
Speaker 1: through the alphabet and count backwards. M N are the
Speaker 1: two middle numbers of the alphabet. Question three? Which disorder
Speaker 1: is characterized by repeated interruptions in breathing during sleep? Sleep apnea?
Speaker 1: Question four? In which country would you find the Spanish steps?
Speaker 1: I'll give you a clue. It's not Spain, Italy in Rome.
Speaker 1: Question five? In order to preserve them, what can beans, tomatoes,
Speaker 1: and fish all be packaged? In? They can all be canned.
Speaker 1: In fact, they are the three most consumed canned goods
Speaker 1: in the world today. Question six. Which Grand Slam tennis
Speaker 1: event is the only one played on clay the French Open?
Speaker 1: Question seven? Which Big four bank was formerly the Bank
Speaker 1: of New South Wales Westpac? Question eight? Which Stranger Things
Speaker 1: star secretly wed John bon Jovi's son Jake and then
Speaker 1: followed it up with a lavish event in October of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four Millie Bobby Brown? Question nine? What is facts? Fax?
Speaker 1: Short for you don't see too many of them anymore? Facsimile?
Speaker 1: Question ten? How many nostrils does a dog have? Same
Speaker 1: as humans? Just the two nostrils? Question eleven, what is cryptography?
Speaker 1: The study of codes? Nodes or toads. Cryptography is the
Speaker 1: study of codes. Question twelve? Which US president joked that
Speaker 1: his favorite food was broccoli? President Barack Obama? Question thirteen,
Speaker 1: referring to a document the detail your professional and academic history,
Speaker 1: what do the letters SEV stand for? Curriculum vita? Question fourteen?
Speaker 1: Is Tasmania to Australia's north or south? It's that little
Speaker 1: island down south to the right hand side. Question fifteen.
Speaker 1: The nineteen eighty one novel Red Dragon by Thomas Harris
Speaker 1: saw the introduction of which serial killer Hannibal lecter? Question sixteen?
Speaker 1: What three letters represent the Australian Stock Exchange as X?
Speaker 1: Question seventeen. Swedish botanist Anders dah inspired the name of
Speaker 1: which large colorful flat the dahlia? Question eighteen, beginning with C,
Speaker 1: what term describes the use of materials, color, or patterns
Speaker 1: to blend an animal or object with its surroundings for
Speaker 1: concealment or disguise camouflage? Question nineteen. What time was it
Speaker 1: in the Food Prep video arcade game released in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty two? Was it pancake time? Was it burger time?
Speaker 1: Or was it pizza time? Burger time? You played Peter
Speaker 1: Pepper and you had to make burgers whilst dodging food.
Speaker 1: It was called hamburger in Japan. Question twenty, which prolific
Speaker 1: British film director was once married to Madonna? Guy Ritchie
Speaker 1: sounds sounds sounds back in a second. You might call
Speaker 1: this the redemption round because if you did know good
Speaker 1: on the quiz, well you get a second chance with
Speaker 1: the round of sound. Okay, we're going to play the
Speaker 1: first sound. What's this? You might find it in the
Speaker 1: kitchen when you're cooking. In fact, you might be cooking
Speaker 1: something in it. What is that? That is a saucepan,
Speaker 1: lid going on to the saucepan. Okay, this one's a
Speaker 1: bit tougher. What's this sound? It's not rain and it's
Speaker 1: not a train. It is something that you might find
Speaker 1: when you're out grocery shopping. What makes that sort of sound?
Speaker 1: It can be pretty annoying because it might go off
Speaker 1: in all sorts of different directions. That is a shopping trolley.
Speaker 1: All right, everyone on your buses. This one's about how
Speaker 1: quickly you can guess it. Your time starts. Now do
Speaker 1: I even need to play it again? I'm going to
Speaker 1: you because it's a very very cool sound. Here we go.
Speaker 1: That is the ignition of a lightsaber. And this is
Speaker 1: an admission from me that the show is over. Go forth,
Speaker 1: good people, and do whatever it is you do. Thanks
Speaker 1: so much for joining us. It's another edition of Car
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