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Ep 241: General Trivia · Quiz Quiz Bang Bang Trivia Podcast

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  Hello, and welcome to Quiz Quiz Bang Bang, the pub quiz practice.
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  Sure that hits you po right in the quizzer. I'm Anny Flora, I'm
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  David Flora, and we're here to teach you more about trivia than there are
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  Disney villains that fall to their death. Guests. That's one, does frolo
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  f Let's two, We'll teach you more than to trivia. Don't have much
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  news. We're gonna do the Zoom Trivia second Saturday of July, which is
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  the thirteenth noon Mountain time. If you want the zoom link, let us
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  know either shoot us an email or ask for it on Facebook message on there.
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  Other than that, let's get into some trivia. Here's how the show
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  works. Wiz Quiz Bang Bang's format is four rounds of four questions, each
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  followed by the answers. After round two, we'll ask a quick fire bang
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  Bang question where you'll have a time limit to give multiple answers. After the
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  fourth round, the show culminates with the Big Bang, a final round with
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  three questions whose answers are all clues to one final question. Round one Question
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  one, the category is food and drink. What French term which literally means
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  outside the work in essence means that which is not part of the ordinary set
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  of courses in a meal. Question two, the category is geography. What
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  six letter word denotes a grassland of planes in a semi arid climate which is
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  encountered in regions too dry to support a forest, but not dry enough to
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  be a desert. Question three, the category is history. The ancient Parthian
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  Empire was centered in which present day country? Question four? The category is
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  art. Liptics is the art of engraving on what material? That is g
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  l y pt ICs? And now the answer is to round one. Question
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  one? What French term which literally means outside the work in essence means that
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  which is not a part of the ordinary set of courses in a meal or
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  derv That's my favorite part that should be part of every meal for me.
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  That includes a whole plate of a glass of wine. Question two? What
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  six letter word denotes a grassland planes and a semi arid climate? Step that's
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  ste ppe, a lot of step in Asia. They should do a step
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  up movie and it's like the Step Up movies, but it takes place in
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  an arid grassland. You should do an attila the hun sitcom called step by
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  Step. Question three. The ancient Parthian Empire was centered in which present day
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  country Iran? Question four. Elliptics is the art of engraving on what material?
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  Precious stones or gems? Round two? Question five. The category is
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  language. Any style of penmanship in which characters are written joined in a flowing
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  manner is known as what type of writing? Question six? Category politics?
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  What is the only sovereign country to have left the European Union? Question seven?
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  Category film. Japanese entertainment company Toho is best known for creating which character
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  slash franchise? Question eight? Category animals. Moths how's their pupie? In
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  structures called cocoons? While butterflies house their peupie in structures called what and now?
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  The answers to round two question five, Any style of penmanship and which
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  characters are written joined in a flowing manner is known as what type of writing?
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  Cursive? Question six? What is the only sovereign country to have left
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  the European Union? The United Kingdom? Question seven. Japanese entertainment company Toho
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  is best known for creating which a character slash franchise? Godzilla? Question eight.
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  Moths have cocoons, while butterflies have what list is I feel like I
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  was told it was a cocoon. They put them in crystalis so chrysalis?
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  Boy, it feels weird to say the plural of chrysalis. They attached to
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  things. You'll see them hanging on branches, leaves, things like that.
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  Cocoons they they'll just stick them in brush and on the on the ground and
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  leaves and things like that. That's it for the first half, which means
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  it's time for the Bang Bang Round. The category for this week's Bang Bang
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  Round is math. You will have thirty seconds to answer the following question,
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  what are the six operations in mathematics conventional order of operations? Your time starts
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  now, and that's time. The six operations in mathematics conventional order of operations
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  are If you know the acronym, it's pemdas p E M das parentheses,
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  exponents, multiplication, division, addition and subtraction pem due challenged around three.
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  Question nine. The category is psychology and language. Sigmund Freud is considered the
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  originator of the modern use of what term, which he defined as the energy
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  regarded as a quantitative magnitude of those instincts which have to do with all that
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  may be comprised under the word love. Question ten, the category is tasty
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  licks. This is a before and after that involves a band or musician in
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  a food item. So, for example, if I said this chocolate confection
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  would have you living on a prayer, the answer would be bon bon jovi.
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  It'll feel perfect like a summer paradise when I'm gone to the kitchen to
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  fry up some of these starchy tropical fruits. Question eleven, the category is
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  currency. Before the adoption of the euro, fennigs were the equivalent two pennies
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  in which country? Question twelve the category is sports. Which team just won
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  the twenty twenty four NBA Championship in June? And now the answer is to
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  around three? Question nine. Sigmund Freud is considered the originator of the modern
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  use of what term, which has to do with everything underneath love Libido.
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  Pretty crazy that Sigmund Freud, I don't know. The more I learn about
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  Sigma Freyd, the more Insaney seemed like, yeah, he was smart,
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  but then he was also addicted to cocaine, So right, the epocrat battle
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  of him versus Mother Teresa's pretty great. I'll have to check it out.
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  Question ten, It's the tasty lake. It'll feel perfect, like a summer
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  paradise when I'm gone to the kitchen to fry up some of these starchy tropical
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  fruits. It's simple plantains, simple plan meets plantains, simple plantains. Sorry
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  that this one's a little tough. I'm not a big fan or that familiar
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  with simple Plan. So yeah, anyone who gets this extra points just forgetting
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  it. They're huge in Canada, all right, ed will like that.
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  Question eleven. Before the adoption of the euro fennigs were the equivalent to pennies
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  in which country Germany? Question twelve, Which team just won the twenty twenty
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  four and championship in June? The Boston Celtics begoin. They are now the
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  leading They're the team that is one of the most championships. With eighteen.
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  I think they were tied with Lah. I think get it together, La,
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  get it together? Anybody else? Round four. Question thirteen the category
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  of science, in which layer of the atmosphere does the most weather phenomena occur
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  on Earth? Question fourteen, Category mythology. The Roman goddess Juno is equated
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  with which Greek goddess? Question fifteen, category's literature? Who wrote the poem
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  the Song of Hiawatha? Question sixteen, category bot me, golden barrel,
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  akatillo, barbary fig, and chola are all types of what? And now
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  They answers to round four Question thirteen, in which layer of the atmosphere does
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  the most weather phenomena occur on Earth? The troposphere get it together? Other
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  spheres? Joji over there? That's right. I mean I've never created weather
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  or won an NBA championship, so what do I know? Question fourteen.
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  The Roman goddess Juno is equated with which Greek goddess hera? Question fifteen,
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  who wrote the Song of Hiawatha? Henry Wadsworth Long and Question sixteen, Golden
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  barrel, akatillo, barbary fig, and chola are all types of what cacti
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  types of cactus. There's a lot of akatillo in shadows in the desert.
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  That's what they had a lot of down there, including two places that were
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  that had akatillo in their names. Ah. That's it for the regular rounds,
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  which means it's time for the Big Bang round. Your category for this
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  week's Big Bang round is television. We will give you three clue questions,
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  which are all hints to one final question. The clue questions may not fall
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  under the same category. Question one, what nineteen seventy five film is considered
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  the first summer blockbuster? Question two? Who purchased a majority stake in the
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  NBA's Dallas Mavericks from h Ross Perot Junior in January of two thousand. Question
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  three in The Great British Banking Show, Judge Paul Hollywood shows particular respect for
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  our contestants' work via what gesture? And the Big Bang? Question Again,
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  the category is television. Which TV show, which had its American launch in
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  two thousand and nine is based on the Japanese show The Tigers of Money And
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  Now the answers to the Big Bang Round? Question one, What nineteen seventy
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  five film is considered the first summer blockbuster? Jaws? Question two? Who
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  purchased a majority stake in the NBA's Dallas Mavericks in January of two thousand,
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  Mark Cuban. Question three in The Great British Banking Show, Judge Paul Hollywood
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  shows particular respect for contestants work via what gesture? A handshake? Brings them
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  to tears. I don't like that. And finally, which TV show,
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  which had its American launch in two thousand and nine is based on the Japanese
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  show The Tigers of Money, known for its handshake deals and Mark Cuban's participation.
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  It's Shark Tank. And I figured that the shark part was implied there
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  for Jaws. That's true. I like the Tigers with Money. What was
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  the Japanese show called, yeah, the Tigers of Money. It was a
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  it's a pun in Japanese based on some phrase they have, and so it's
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  better in Japanese, I think, yeah, but it's still a pretty fun
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  name. And then they took that and made dragons Din in England. Yeah,
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  jolly Old England, Comma Jolly Old. And then yeah, A mirror
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  picked it up Shark Tank. I guess that works right. Yeah. I
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  don't know why they changed, dude, I guess because you're being thrown through
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  the sharks. If you want to talk to Mark Cuban pretty much, Yeah,
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  well he invested in a I want to draw a cat for you.
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  He did so. Steve Gatlin, who has been on this show, mm
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  hmmm, that's right, he's been on there so basically we are Mark Cuban
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  and Sharks. The two biggest companies that have come out of Shark Tank that
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  I recognized on their list were Bombas the SoC company. Is that the one
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  where they give them to homeless people? Ie, I like that. That's
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  a nice that's a nice company. And manscaped huh out of that. Apparently
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  that's funny. Yeah, all right, well I learned something new, So
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  Bang Bang, I've been David Flora Flora, here's looking at you boys.
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  How could something so sharp and pointy be so cute? Conteo's kind of
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  gnarly. It's very long and thin and tall. Okay, make me feel
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  great about myself. Get jealous of the cacti, David. Something women like
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  about a sharp dressed plant