Speaker 1: Welcome and thanks for joining us. It's another episode of
Speaker 1: car Trip Trivia on this International Hug Your Cat Day.
Speaker 1: Who comes up with this stuff? All right? So the
Speaker 1: format's pretty simple twenty questions, but the difference between this
Speaker 1: and other quizzes is we've got a little something for everyone.
Speaker 1: And on Wednesdays, well we have the bonus Round of
Speaker 1: Sound that's coming up in about seven minutes time. We've
Speaker 1: got some birthday shoutouts. My good buddy Bo from Northgate
Speaker 1: was nine on Monday. We just missed Sarah from Sunbury's birthday.
Speaker 1: She was forty two. Jack from Augutheller in Western Queensland
Speaker 1: just turned eight. Now Jack and his family listen to
Speaker 1: the show on their two hundred kilometers daily school run.
Speaker 1: Holy snakes. Now my mistake. I missed Gordon from Billings
Speaker 1: in Montana, who was one year older on the first
Speaker 1: of June. Sorry to miss you. Made happy birthday. Tomorrow
Speaker 1: we have Matthew from Brighton who'll be twenty four, Hudson
Speaker 1: from Harvey Bay will be ten, and today's birthday's Landon
Speaker 1: from Suffolk Junior in the good old us of A.
Speaker 1: He's ten and Kyle from County Durham in England is
Speaker 1: thirty nine. I'm Stephen Craye and if you're planning some
Speaker 1: research into the Cuban Revolution, start with guavara cha Question one,
Speaker 1: what do we call your father's mother your grandmother? But
Speaker 1: you get a bonus point if you said paternal grandmother?
Speaker 1: Question two? What do you get to choose when you
Speaker 1: have a wild card in the game of you know?
Speaker 1: Who know? You know? Do I know? Do you know?
Speaker 1: Who knows? You can choose what color to play next?
Speaker 1: Question three? First published in October nineteen fifty. When was
Speaker 1: the last Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schultz published?
Speaker 1: Was it nineteen seventy, nineteen ninety or two thousand? It
Speaker 1: was on the thirteenth of February two thousand. Question four
Speaker 1: In which US state are Cape cod and Martha's Vineyard Massachusetts?
Speaker 1: Question five? Which past the dish contains eggs, panchetta, peccorino,
Speaker 1: romano cheese, and black pepper carbonara. Now some people include
Speaker 1: bacon instead of panchetta. They add a bit of cramp,
Speaker 1: bit of garlic and or parmesan, but they are not
Speaker 1: traditional Italian ingredients. Question six, who does Lady Garga team
Speaker 1: up with in the current top ten hit die with
Speaker 1: a smile, Bruno Mars. Question seven? What do we call
Speaker 1: the breathing organs of a fish gills? Question eight? There
Speaker 1: are two planets in our solar system with liquid water
Speaker 1: on their surface? True or false? False? There's only one,
Speaker 1: and that's Earth. Others have frozen water, and some may
Speaker 1: have liquid water below the surface, but we can't be
Speaker 1: sure about that. Question nine. Name any two of the
Speaker 1: three secondary colors purple, orange, and grain. Question ten? Known
Speaker 1: for their digital systems and construction and mining equipment. Which
Speaker 1: country is the brand Hitachi from Japan? Question eleven. When
Speaker 1: referring to skincare, what does sp F stand for Sun
Speaker 1: Protection Factor? Question twelve. Which instrument was magic in the
Speaker 1: title of Mozart's final acclaimed opera, The Magic Flute, which
Speaker 1: premiate in September seventeen ninety one, just three months before
Speaker 1: he died. Question thirteen. Which naturally occurring radioactive metal is
Speaker 1: used in nuclear reactors uranium? Question fourteen. The term crepuscular
Speaker 1: describes when cats are most active dawn and when dawn
Speaker 1: and dusk. Now our cat's spooky wakes me up every
Speaker 1: morning at five to let him outside. I finally know why.
Speaker 1: Question fifteen representing the killer bytes of RAM available. What
Speaker 1: number formed part of the title of the Commodore computer
Speaker 1: released in August nineteen eighty two, sixty four The Commodore
Speaker 1: sixty four. Jeez, we thought it was powerful at the time,
Speaker 1: but I reckon now. Most alarm clocks that have more guts.
Speaker 1: Question sixteen. What was the most popular subject in impressionism?
Speaker 1: Was it portraits, human activities or landscapes? Landscapes? Question seventeen.
Speaker 1: In Crocodile Rock by Elton John, Me and Susie had
Speaker 1: so much fun holding hands and doing what holding hands
Speaker 1: and skimming stones? Question eighteen picked the odd one out Yeti, Sasquatch, Bigfoot.
Speaker 1: They're all mythical creatures, but the Yeti or the abominable
Speaker 1: snowman is the odd one out because it's said to
Speaker 1: inhabit the Himalayas, not the forests of North America. Question nineteen.
Speaker 1: Complete this saying out of sight, out of out of sight,
Speaker 1: out of mind. Question twenty With films such as Twelve
Speaker 1: Monkeys and the Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus under his Belt,
Speaker 1: which member of Monty Python has gone on to an
Speaker 1: acclaimed career as a director Terry Gilliam, we'll be back
Speaker 1: in a jee if. It's the Round of Sound up
Speaker 1: next to cartro trivia. So if you didn't go so
Speaker 1: well in today's quiz, here's your chance for redemption. It's
Speaker 1: the Round of Sound. I'm going to play three sounds,
Speaker 1: going to do them twice each to give you a
Speaker 1: good chance to have a think about it and to
Speaker 1: work out exactly what these sounds are. Here's the first one,
Speaker 1: fairly straightforward stuff, but as history says, I'll do it again.
Speaker 1: What's this sound? That is a door bell ringing? Here's
Speaker 1: another one for you. What's this sound? I'll give you
Speaker 1: a clue. It's a piece of machinery that you'll find inside,
Speaker 1: not outside. So it's not a wood chipper or something
Speaker 1: like that. It's found in offices and it can come
Speaker 1: in a portable version or an industrial strength version. How's
Speaker 1: that for a clue? What's this that is a paper
Speaker 1: shredder doing its stuff? Okay, last one. This one's a
Speaker 1: little bit unusual. We'll play it once then we'll talk
Speaker 1: about it. It's a piano being played quite eloquently. What
Speaker 1: tune are they playing on? Said piano? Here we go again.
Speaker 1: It's the Super Mario Brothers tune from the original video
Speaker 1: game of the same name. Now, if you want to
Speaker 1: get your birthday shout out on the podcast, there's only
Speaker 1: one way to do it. It's via the car Trip
Speaker 1: Trivia Facebook page. Get onto the message out and send
Speaker 1: me all the details. When's their birthday, where they're from,
Speaker 1: what's their name and how old are they turning. Now,
Speaker 1: another thing you shouldn't forget. Go and patch your cat
Speaker 1: on this very special day for our feeline companions. This
Speaker 1: is cartrip Trivia. There's the drum beat that means I'm
Speaker 1: out of here. Stay go