Speaker 1: Gooday, good day, folks. Thanks so much for pushing play
Speaker 1: on yet another episode of Car Trip Trivia. We couldn't
Speaker 1: do it without you, We really couldn't. Now we have
Speaker 1: a special game show themed edition of the Round of
Speaker 1: Sound today. That's the bonus round that we do after
Speaker 1: the quiz. You want to know what that's about. Stick
Speaker 1: around Time for birthday shout outs Tomorrow. Chris from Saratoga
Speaker 1: Springs in New York is turning forty, Emily from Harvey
Speaker 1: Bays turning thirty, Joan from Thomasville in Georgia will be thirteen,
Speaker 1: Frankie from Cowra will be ten, Ivy from Townsville is
Speaker 1: turning eight, and Halley from the Gold Coast is turning six.
Speaker 1: Today's birthdays. Molina from Mackay is sixteen, Riley from Lyndfield
Speaker 1: is twenty five. Carter from Hopkinton, Massachusetts is fourteen. Archer
Speaker 1: from Bentley East is thirteen, Miller from One Gratta is seven,
Speaker 1: Max from Portland, Oregon is one. Averley from port Headland
Speaker 1: is ten, and Tom from Beacon Hill He's also ten.
Speaker 1: I'm Stephen Cray. Now, if you want to be a
Speaker 1: wizard or a warrior, then you need to go for
Speaker 1: an RPG that's a video game in which you role play.
Speaker 1: Question number one? What equipment do swimmers and divers put
Speaker 1: on their feet to help propel them through the water?
Speaker 1: Flippers sometimes called finns? Question two in its twenty seventh edition,
Speaker 1: which comic book publisher first released Batman in May nineteen
Speaker 1: thirty nine? DC Comics or Detective Comics as due one
Speaker 1: at the time? Question three? What type of rock is marble?
Speaker 1: We know it's a beautiful rock to look at, but
Speaker 1: it's technically a metamorphic rock. And speaking of rock, Question four,
Speaker 1: beginning with g what alternative rock music genre became prevalent
Speaker 1: in the nineteen nineties grunge? Question five? Volvo and Saab
Speaker 1: are originally from? What country they are from? Sweden? Question six?
Speaker 1: Which is larger in area? The Northern Territory or New
Speaker 1: South Wales? The Northern Territory at one point three million
Speaker 1: square kilometers is larger. New South Wales is around eight
Speaker 1: hundred thousand square kilometers. Question number seven. When something is
Speaker 1: excessively saturated with water, it is said to be water.
Speaker 1: What water logged? Question eight? From which language is the
Speaker 1: term bon appetite? It's French? Question nine, appearing in Ian
Speaker 1: Fleming's book Casino Royal, and beginning with V. What type
Speaker 1: of martini was ordered by James Bond? The Vesper Martini,
Speaker 1: named after Bond's love interest, Vesper Linde. Question ten. Which
Speaker 1: type of naval vessel is also called a flat top
Speaker 1: an aircraft carrier? Question eleven. Which type of food is
Speaker 1: blue vinnie? Is it eight cheese, a sausage or a
Speaker 1: pickled cucumber? Blue Vinny is a crumbly blue cheese from Dorset.
Speaker 1: Question twelve, beginning with W, what's another word for breadth?
Speaker 1: That's breadth bre e a d th, not breath as
Speaker 1: in W. Starting with W, it's another word for breadth,
Speaker 1: It's width wid thh Question thirteen. An American variety of
Speaker 1: domestic fowl is the Rhode Island? What the Rhode Island red?
Speaker 1: Question fourteen. Other than cutting hair, what does a barbershop
Speaker 1: quartet do well? It's questionable whether they even cut hair.
Speaker 1: To be honest, a barbershop quartet sings? Question fifteen. Which
Speaker 1: ocean is to the east of Africa the Indian Ocean?
Speaker 1: Question sixteen, which Australian politician gained fame and notoriety? For
Speaker 1: the statement, Please explain, Pauline Hansen. Question seventeen, which species
Speaker 1: of coniferous evergreen tree is native to the Sierra Nevada
Speaker 1: Mountains in California? Three options? Is it the magnificent cypress,
Speaker 1: the stupendous spruce, or the giant sequoia? The giant sequoia?
Speaker 1: Question number eighteen, beginning with L. What do we call
Speaker 1: a riverside embankment that helps prevent flooding? A levy? Question nineteen?
Speaker 1: How many courts are there in a gallon? Courts meaning
Speaker 1: quarter of a gallon? There are four? Question twenty. Which
Speaker 1: of the Elvis Presley movies from the nineteen fifties sees
Speaker 1: the King imprisoned for manslaughter? I don't want to spoil
Speaker 1: the movie, but he comes good in the end. It
Speaker 1: was Jailhouse Rock Special game show themed edition of the
Speaker 1: Router Sound Up. In moments, a change is as good
Speaker 1: as a holiday, they say. So, what I thought I'd
Speaker 1: do today is give you a few sound effects from
Speaker 1: game shows over the years and see if you can
Speaker 1: work out what they are. I'll give you a clue.
Speaker 1: The first one is pretty straightforward. You've got to guess
Speaker 1: the game show. I suppose It's definitely a buzzer, no
Speaker 1: question about that. But which game show is it from?
Speaker 1: I'll give you a clue. They says it's Family Feud. Okay,
Speaker 1: this one's not the best audio I've ever put together,
Speaker 1: but there's a little clue at the end which might
Speaker 1: help you out. Cameron. Who's Cameron? I'd say Cameron is
Speaker 1: the bloke answering the question. But who's asking the question? Cameron? Well,
Speaker 1: it doesn't really matter which show was it from. That's
Speaker 1: a buzzer sound for a particular show. What is this
Speaker 1: buzzer from? Carroon? It's from Sale of the Century. If
Speaker 1: you grew up in the eighties and nineties in Australia,
Speaker 1: you no doubt watched Sale of the Century. There were
Speaker 1: UK and American versions too, I'm told. Okay, last one?
Speaker 1: Which game show? And what is the effect? There's a
Speaker 1: deal on the table? Will you take it or will
Speaker 1: you not? The show is deal or no deal? And
Speaker 1: that's the sound effect when the bank is going to
Speaker 1: make you, no doubt, a lousy offer, which will encourage
Speaker 1: you to keep on and don't forget listeners. There is
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