Speaker 1: Welcome back everyone to road Trip Trivia. I am your host,
Speaker 1: Allie Lane, and we are continuing with board game trivia
Speaker 1: thanks to Peter. Thank you, Peter. I think some of
Speaker 1: these questions you'll like. Peter. I'm going to ask ten
Speaker 1: questions and then repeat them with the answer. Is everybody
Speaker 1: ready to play? Here comes your road Trip Trivia Game
Speaker 1: of the day? Question number one, what is the maximum
Speaker 1: numbers of players in Ticket to Ride? What is the
Speaker 1: maximum number of players in Ticket to Ride? Question number two?
Speaker 1: In chess? What piece can only move diagonally? In chess?
Speaker 1: What piece can only move diagonally? Question number three? Which
Speaker 1: board game was inspired by the Korean game Ute Nori
Speaker 1: and involves colorful pawns? Which board game was inspired by
Speaker 1: the Korean game Ute Nori and involves colorful pawns? Question
Speaker 1: number four In battleship, how many hits does it take
Speaker 1: to sink the battleship? In battleship, how many hits does
Speaker 1: it take to sink the battleship? Question number five, what
Speaker 1: is the starting point called? In monopoly? What is the
Speaker 1: starting point called in monopoly? Question number six? In which
Speaker 1: game do players compete to connect the five pieces in
Speaker 1: a row? In which game do players compete to connect
Speaker 1: five pieces in a row? Question number seven in Candyland,
Speaker 1: what are the names of the two most infamous character
Speaker 1: players may encounter? In Candyland? What are the names of
Speaker 1: the two most infamous characters players may encounter? Question number
Speaker 1: eight in the game Checkers, what can a piece become
Speaker 1: if it reaches the opponent's back row? In the game Checkers?
Speaker 1: What can a piece become if it reaches the opponent's
Speaker 1: back row? Question number nine in the game Sorry, what
Speaker 1: number do you need to draw to get out of
Speaker 1: the start space? In the game Sorry? What number do
Speaker 1: you need to draw to get out of the start space?
Speaker 1: And question number ten oooh? A Canadian invented this in
Speaker 1: Trivial Pursuit? How many wedges does a player need to win?
Speaker 1: In trivial Pursuit? How many wedges does a player need
Speaker 1: to win? Those were your ten questions. Now I will
Speaker 1: repeat them with the answer. Question number one, what is
Speaker 1: the maximum number of players? In Ticket to Ride five?
Speaker 1: Question number two in chess? What piece can only move diagonally? Bishop?
Speaker 1: Question number three? Which board game? Was inspired by the
Speaker 1: Korean game yout nori and involves colorful pawns. Sorry, huh,
Speaker 1: I'm surprised it wasn't created by a Canadian. Question number
Speaker 1: four in Battleship, how many hits does it take to sync?
Speaker 1: Battleship four? Question number five? What is the starting point called?
Speaker 1: In Monopoly Go? Question number six? In which game to
Speaker 1: players compete to connect five pieces in a row? Connect four?
Speaker 1: In Candyland? This is question number seven. In Candyland, what
Speaker 1: are the names of the two most infamous character players
Speaker 1: may encounter? Lord Licorice and Queen Frostin question number eight
Speaker 1: in the game Checkers, what can a piece become if
Speaker 1: it reaches the opponent's back row king? Question number nine
Speaker 1: in the game Sorry, what number do you need to
Speaker 1: draw to get out of the start space? One? Or two?
Speaker 1: And question number ten in Trivial Pursuit? How many wedges
Speaker 1: does a player need to win? Six? Those were your
Speaker 1: ten questions for today's game of Row Trip Trivia. I'm
Speaker 1: Ali Lane. Thanks again for Peter for emailing me and
Speaker 1: requesting this game. I always like to oblige if you're
Speaker 1: driving stay safe on those roads. Thanks for playing everyone,
Speaker 1: Have a great day.