Speaker 1: Hello again and welcome to another episode of Car Trip Trivia. Today,
Speaker 1: the fifth of March is International Learn What Your Name
Speaker 1: Means Day, So after you finished with the podcast, if
Speaker 1: you're really interested to find out what your name means,
Speaker 1: a simple Google search should get you home. Okay, we've
Speaker 1: got some shout outs. We'll do the roundest sound a
Speaker 1: little later on. Willow from Griffin turn five yesterday. That
Speaker 1: was the same day as her parents' wedding anniversary. Tarleie
Speaker 1: from barden Ridge was seven yesterday. Tomorrow we have Taylor
Speaker 1: from Parish in Florida turning twenty two, Hamish from Belgowa
Speaker 1: will be eight, and Eleanor from New Gisborne. We'll be
Speaker 1: celebrating her golden birthday. She's six tomorrow. Today we have
Speaker 1: Charles from spring Shore he's nine. Ryan from Williamstown is seven.
Speaker 1: We've got a couple of fourteen's Jaden from Wynham and
Speaker 1: Frank from Wentworth falls Aiden from Pannania is eleven and
Speaker 1: Freddy Cray our part Time Friday Funny Extraordinary, Happy twelfth
Speaker 1: birthday for tomorrow mate. I'm Stephen Cray and it's a
Speaker 1: little too hot for a Vietnamese soup, so I think
Speaker 1: I might settle for a by May. Question one, do
Speaker 1: cats have more bones than humans? Yes? They do. Cats
Speaker 1: have two hundred and thirty bones. We have two hundred
Speaker 1: and six. Question two? What comes next in this number pattern? Seven? Fourteen,
Speaker 1: twenty one, twenty eight. We're increasing by increments of seven?
Speaker 1: Question three? Which automotive company manufactures the Kona Yundai? Question
Speaker 1: four or the study of which foreign language is mandatory
Speaker 1: in the Norwegian school curriculum English? Question five, beginning with
Speaker 1: z which video conferencing platform dramatically accelerated its growth and
Speaker 1: profitability during COVID zoom? Question six. The television show Lavernon
Speaker 1: Shirley was a spin off from which other hit TV
Speaker 1: show Happy Days? They were indeed? Question seven? In what
Speaker 1: parlor game might you execute a jump shot? Billiards or snooker,
Speaker 1: or pool or eight bore, whatever you want to call it?
Speaker 1: Question eight? Which is the fastest fish in the ocean?
Speaker 1: I have options? Is it a striped violin, a salefish,
Speaker 1: or a yellowfin tuna. It's the salefish, reaching speeds of
Speaker 1: nearly one hundred and ten kilometers per hour. Question nine,
Speaker 1: Which New York skyscraper was the tallest building in the
Speaker 1: world when it officially opened in April nineteen thirty one,
Speaker 1: The Empire State Building. Question ten. Michael Jackson considered buying
Speaker 1: Marvel Comics in the nineteen nineties because he was desperate
Speaker 1: to play which character in a movie adaptation? Michael Jackson
Speaker 1: as Spider Man? I don't know about that. Question eleven.
Speaker 1: What do we call the massive explosion when a star
Speaker 1: dies a supernova? Question twelve? Which side of the brain
Speaker 1: deals with language? The left side of the brain? Question thirteen?
Speaker 1: What name is given to a digital currency transacted through
Speaker 1: a computer network with no reliance on a central authority?
Speaker 1: Crypto currency or crypto? Question fourteen. In the famous painting
Speaker 1: American Gothic by Grant Wood, what is the farmer holding?
Speaker 1: He's holding a pitchfork? Question fifteen? In two thy fifteen,
Speaker 1: which country began thanking donors by text message when their
Speaker 1: blood was used in a patient? Was it Sweden? Iceland
Speaker 1: or Bolivia? Sweden? Question sixteen. Once commonplace in fire stations
Speaker 1: around the world, what device transported fireman quickly to the
Speaker 1: ground from an upper floor The fireman's pole? They not
Speaker 1: used so much these days because of safety concerns. Question
Speaker 1: seventeen In the US, what are you required to do
Speaker 1: when traveling on a turnpike? A turnpike is the Australian
Speaker 1: equivalent of a toll road, so you are required to
Speaker 1: pay a toll? Question eighteen, beginning with B. What sort
Speaker 1: of haircut is common in the military A buzzcut? Question nineteen?
Speaker 1: Is verbascum a plant, a chemical or a disease? Verbascom
Speaker 1: is a plant? A flowering plant? Question twenty, sharing his
Speaker 1: name with a beverage, Who is the gigantic prisoner with
Speaker 1: mysterious healing powers in the movie The Green Mile John Coffee?
Speaker 1: In the movie, he says, it's just like the drink,
Speaker 1: only not spelled the same. We'll play a little guessing
Speaker 1: game with three sounds up next on cartrip Trivia. Thanks
Speaker 1: for sticking Wethers. Time to play the round of sound,
Speaker 1: and it is as it sounds. Will play three sounds
Speaker 1: in this round, and you just need to guess what
Speaker 1: those sounds are. Here's the first.
Speaker 2: One, not so common these days, although making a bit
Speaker 2: of a resurgence, I might add, let's do that one again.
Speaker 1: That is the crackling of an LP record. Although you
Speaker 1: probably should get the what do they call it the
Speaker 1: stylus up off the record. If you're hearing that sound,
Speaker 1: you've come to the end of the album. All right,
Speaker 1: here we go. What's this one? That's a quick, short,
Speaker 1: sharp and relatively easy one. Let's go again. That is, folks,
Speaker 1: a golf swing. Third and final one for today. What
Speaker 1: is this sound? There may be some relevance over the
Speaker 1: next few days for many Australians. Here it is again.
Speaker 1: That is the sound of a cyclone. Elsewhere in the
Speaker 1: world it may be known as a hurricane. And if
Speaker 1: you're on the East coast of Australia, look after yourselves,
Speaker 1: your friends and your family as Alfred makes its way
Speaker 1: to the coastline. This is cartrip trivia. Thanks for listening.
Speaker 1: Stay high and dry.