Speaker 1: Well, nobody pulled the wool over your eyes yesterday. You
Speaker 1: know someone gets me every single year in one way
Speaker 1: or another, more than fool me. Welcome to the show, everybody.
Speaker 1: This is Car Trip Trivia. The format is slightly different
Speaker 1: on Wednesdays. You still get your twenty questions, of course,
Speaker 1: but we throw in a bonus round. It's the Round
Speaker 1: of Sound and we do it at the end of
Speaker 1: the show. Shout out time A hot seat from Townsville
Speaker 1: was thirty three yesterday. Today we have CJ from Emu
Speaker 1: Park twenty eight years of age. Freyer from Ermstone in
Speaker 1: England is twenty one and don't you love a drought breaker?
Speaker 1: Our first ever shout out from Slovakia. Beno is celebrating
Speaker 1: his birthday today. Now, I was going to try to
Speaker 1: say happy Birthday in Slovak, but I didn't think I
Speaker 1: could pull it off. I'm Stephen Craye Oki Okay. Question
Speaker 1: what what rings to signify the beginning and the end
Speaker 1: of the school day? The bell? Question two? Does pomer
Speaker 1: Stone sink or float? It floats? Everything floats down here?
Speaker 1: Question three, which former dance choreographer had hits in the
Speaker 1: late eighties and early nineties, with opposites attract and rush
Speaker 1: rush Paula Abdul. Question four? How many years after the
Speaker 1: Wright Brothers flew the first powered aircraft did man land
Speaker 1: on the Moon? Was it sixty six years, seventy seven
Speaker 1: years or eighty eight years sixty six years? The Rights
Speaker 1: did their thing in nineteen o three, and Neil Armstrong
Speaker 1: and Co. Did theirs in nineteen sixty nine. Question five?
Speaker 1: What do Cartinogen's cause cancer? Question six, which surprisingly fast
Speaker 1: member of the pig family has been described as one
Speaker 1: of the most spectacularly ugly creatures on Earth, the warthog.
Speaker 1: Question seven? How many sides does a snowflake have? Six sides?
Speaker 1: Question eight? With eleven Olympic and thirty World Championship medals
Speaker 1: under her belt? Which sport is Simone Biles, associated with
Speaker 1: gymnastics and considered perhaps the best ever? Question nine? What
Speaker 1: does a barista prepare coffee? Question ten? Which TV show
Speaker 1: from the nineteen fifties featured the characters Lucy and Ricky Ricardo.
Speaker 1: I Love Lucy? Question eleven? What color is citrin quartz? Yellow?
Speaker 1: Question twelve. The world's largest restaurant menu, with oney eight
Speaker 1: hundred and ten different selections, is available at the mofa
Speaker 1: guru restaurant in which European city Belgrade, book Este, or
Speaker 1: Budapest Budapest in Hungary? How appropriate? Question thirteen. In mathematics,
Speaker 1: what do you get when you multiply a negative by
Speaker 1: a negative a positive? Question fourteen? Which American novel is
Speaker 1: set in the fictional towns of West Egg and East Egg?
Speaker 1: There's a few movie versions out there. To catch up
Speaker 1: on The Great Gatsby Question fifteen. According to the saying,
Speaker 1: which city wasn't built in a day Rome? Question sixteen?
Speaker 1: Does an epilogue come at the beginning or the end
Speaker 1: of a book or play? An epilogue comes at the end?
Speaker 1: Question seventeen. In the game of yatse, how many dice
Speaker 1: does a player role on their first turn five dice?
Speaker 1: You always start your first role with five dice? Question eighteen.
Speaker 1: The Triads are organized criminal gangs associated with what country China?
Speaker 1: Question nineteen. If a queen is the largest ant in
Speaker 1: a colony, what military name is given to the next
Speaker 1: largest ants? Soldier ants sometimes known as major ants. Question twenty.
Speaker 1: Which computer animated movie opening in Australia today has a
Speaker 1: half dog, half man In pursuit of the supervillain, Pet
Speaker 1: the Cat dog Man Wednesdays bring with them the round
Speaker 1: of sound that's up next. This is the segment that
Speaker 1: brings your ears into the equation. I'm going to play
Speaker 1: three sounds, and you've got to work out they are.
Speaker 1: I'll play them twice each. He's the first one. I'll
Speaker 1: give you a bit of a clue. You might find
Speaker 1: something like that in your laundry. That's a washing machine
Speaker 1: and it's on spin cycle number two coming right up.
Speaker 1: You might hear that sound if you were in trouble
Speaker 1: with the police, which of course you wouldn't be here.
Speaker 1: It is again, they're not real. That is a novelty
Speaker 1: pair of handcuffs being fastened to one's wrists. Now there's
Speaker 1: something familiar about this one. What's this sound? Let's go
Speaker 1: back to the laundry. I'll tell you this much. It's
Speaker 1: a washing machine again. Yeah, it's a little tricky. I
Speaker 1: know what cycle is it off? That's a washing machine
Speaker 1: on wash cycle as opposed to spin cycle from the
Speaker 1: one we did earlier on. Yeah, maybe I was being
Speaker 1: a little bit clever there. Okay, folks, if you're enjoying
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