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The Human Body Quiz · Car Trip Trivia

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  Speaker 1: Yes, we are rolling out the school holiday specials. Here
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  Speaker 1: at Car Trip Trivia, we try to make it more
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  Speaker 1: about the journey and less about the destination. Now today
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  Speaker 1: it's the Human Body Quiz, covering this fascinating machine of
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  Speaker 1: ours from head to toe and a few extra birthday
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  Speaker 1: shout outs. I'll explain why at the end of the show.
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  Speaker 1: Laura from Melbourne recently had her fourth birthday. Happy Birthday, Laura.
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  Speaker 1: Sarah from Canns was thirty nine yesterday. On Easter Sunday,
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  Speaker 1: we have been from Druen He'll be twelve, Huxley from
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  Speaker 1: Miami on the Gold Coast will be nine, and or
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  Speaker 1: Hut from Peter Tikfah in Israel That's where Galgadot's from.
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  Speaker 1: Or Hut will be forty. Now tomorrow Thomas from Mirand
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  Speaker 1: will be ten and his mum Rachel, turns thirty four
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  Speaker 1: on Easter Sunday. Nicholas from Scone will be nine tomorrow
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  Speaker 1: and on Monday, Easter Monday, Darby from Darwin will be
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  Speaker 1: twenty seven and Archer from Yolana on the Air Peninsula
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  Speaker 1: in South Australia will be seven. Happy birthday everyone. I'm
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  Speaker 1: Stephen Cray and in a shameless attempt to pull on
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  Speaker 1: your Latin heartstrings corde tandania. Question one, between seven and
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  Speaker 1: eight percent of a person's body weight is made up
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  Speaker 1: of which substance? Blood? Question two? How many vertebrae are
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  Speaker 1: there in a human spine? Fifteen, twenty seven or thirty
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  Speaker 1: three thirty three? Question three? Which major arteries beginning with
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  Speaker 1: C are the primary source of blood supply to the brain,
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  Speaker 1: the carotid arteries. There are two pairs of them, known
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  Speaker 1: as the internal and the external. Question four, which anagram
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  Speaker 1: of fringe might I use to point at something? Rearrange
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  Speaker 1: the letters finger? Is what you might come up with?
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  Speaker 1: Question five? According to the spiritual song dem bones, what
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  Speaker 1: bone is the knee bone? Connected to the knee bone
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  Speaker 1: is connected to the thigh bone? Question six? In the
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  Speaker 1: female human body, which tubes carry eggs from the ovaries
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  Speaker 1: to the uterus the philopian tubes? Question seven? Which part
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  Speaker 1: of the human brain's temporal lobe is crucial for learning, memory,
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  Speaker 1: and emotion. Is it the lionescus, the antilopus, or the hippocampus.
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  Speaker 1: It's the hippocampus. Question number eight, beginning with M, what
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  Speaker 1: is the anatomical name for the lower jaw the mandible.
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  Speaker 1: Question nine ossie ki we ophthalmologist Fred, who was world
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  Speaker 1: renowned for his work in restoring eyesight in impoverished regions
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  Speaker 1: through the use of the intra ocular lens A brilliant
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  Speaker 1: man Fred Hollows. Question ten. The scientific study of the
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  Speaker 1: hair and scalp is known as trickology to poetry or heeroglyphics.
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  Speaker 1: It's tricology. Question eleven. Which bone in our upper arms
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  Speaker 1: has nothing to do with comedy but everything to do
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  Speaker 1: with its Latin roots the humorous, which comes from the
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  Speaker 1: Latin word umerous, which means upper arm or shoulder. Question twelve,
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  Speaker 1: Which membrane lined cavity behind the nose and the mouth
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  Speaker 1: rhymes with larynx the pharynx more commonly known as the throat.
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  Speaker 1: Question thirteen. Which nerve starts from the lower back and
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  Speaker 1: runs down both legs, making it the longest nerve in
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  Speaker 1: the human body, The radial nerve, the sciatic nerve, or
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  Speaker 1: the supraorbital nerve the ssiatic nerve. Question fourteen. What part
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  Speaker 1: of the body does the cosmetic surgery umbilicoplasty modify your
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  Speaker 1: belly button? Question fifteen? What is both a conceited person
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  Speaker 1: and the transport network for deoxygenated blood vain, although spelt
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  Speaker 1: differently vain v n for the human body vein and
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  Speaker 1: vain vain for someone who thinks they're pretty special Question sixteen.
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  Speaker 1: The m shape of our upper lip is often referred
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  Speaker 1: to as the cupid's bow, the arches quiver, or the
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  Speaker 1: ruby curve the cupid's bow. Question seventeen. The main function
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  Speaker 1: of our red blood cells is to transport what oxygen?
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  Speaker 1: Question eighteen. Around three hundred BC, physicians Herophilus and Erasus
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  Speaker 1: Stratus began the first systematic dissections of the human body.
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  Speaker 1: What nationality were they they were? Greek? Question nineteen. In
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  Speaker 1: a two thousand and eight analysis of ten thousand songs
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  Speaker 1: across all categories except hip hop, blues and gospel, which
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  Speaker 1: body part is most often sung about? You know, I
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  Speaker 1: would have said the heart, but it's actually the eyes
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  Speaker 1: now if you want to know the other details. Hip
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  Speaker 1: hop tend to sing a lot about the posterior, whilst
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  Speaker 1: blues and gospel sing more about the hands question twenty.
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  Speaker 1: The tympanic membrane is a sensory organ located where our fingertips,
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  Speaker 1: our tongues, or our ears, Our ears. Five more questions
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  Speaker 1: to come in this special edition of Countrip Trivia. Thanks
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  Speaker 1: for being with us, and we're back on track with
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  Speaker 1: question twenty one, Which large back muscle wouldn't be out
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  Speaker 1: of place in the circus? If muscles were daring and
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  Speaker 1: could fly, they would be trapezius? Question twenty two, which
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  Speaker 1: part of our body has carpas and metacarpass our hands?
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  Speaker 1: Question twenty three is the upper right quadrant of the
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  Speaker 1: abdominal cavity, weighing in at approximately one point five kilograms?
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  Speaker 1: What is the heaviest gland in the human body? Winning
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  Speaker 1: by technical knockout, it's the liver. Question twenty four, located
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  Speaker 1: beneath the lungs and beginning with D what muscle is
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  Speaker 1: responsible for breathing the diaphragm? Question twenty five, which nineteen
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  Speaker 1: eighty seven adventure comedy has Dennis Quade's character miniaturized and
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  Speaker 1: injected into the body of Martin Short in a space.
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  Speaker 1: We always try to finish on a movie one if
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  Speaker 1: we can, even if the topic is completely unrelated. Now,
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  Speaker 1: we don't do this lightly because new content is everything
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  Speaker 1: when it comes to trivia, but we've decided to take
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  Speaker 1: a little break on Easter Monday. It's a public holiday.
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  Speaker 1: Everyone's going to be finishing they're left over Easter eggs.
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  Speaker 1: So no new episode of Caltrip Trivia until Wednesday, the
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  Speaker 1: twenty third of April. But we do have a huge
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  Speaker 1: back catalog. There's four hundred and nine episodes for you
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  Speaker 1: to enjoy on your road trip. Have a happy Easter,
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  Speaker 1: take it easy on the roads, and we'll see you. Say,
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  Speaker 1: stay Gold.