Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to Quiz Quiz, Bang Bang, the pup
Speaker 1: quiz practice show that hits you. Pare right in the quizzer.
Speaker 1: I'm Annie Flora, I'm David Flora, and we're here to
Speaker 1: teach you more about trivia than there were lines I
Speaker 1: couldn't understand Nicholas Cage say and Spider Man Noir. I
Speaker 1: mean I understood most of the things he said, but
Speaker 1: he committed to his voice. I'm also just very old.
Speaker 2: Any We got a coffee from Rebecca. Thank you, Rebecca,
Speaker 2: Thank you. Rebecca, who had some very kind words for us,
Speaker 2: was truly appreciated, and she was recently on Jeopardy.
Speaker 1: Hello, Hey, congratulations, that's an amazing accomplishment.
Speaker 2: Sure is. Rebecca is also a fellow Colorado and theater fan. Yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you, Rebecca. That's very kind of you, and congratulations
Speaker 2: on making it on the show.
Speaker 1: Amazing.
Speaker 2: We also had a clarification on a question from last week,
Speaker 2: the question about the gymnastics move, the medieval weapon and
Speaker 2: the fish, where the answer was pike. Well, the question
Speaker 2: said the common name for the genus of fish that
Speaker 2: includes walleye, but it is not in the same genus
Speaker 2: the pike walleye are called walleye pike or yellow pike
Speaker 2: or pike perch, but they're at a different genus there
Speaker 2: in the Sander genus, as opposed to the Northern pike,
Speaker 2: which is actually a pike. It's a pike pike, which
Speaker 2: the genus of that is Esochs. So sorry about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who would have thought a pike's not a pike.
Speaker 2: A walleyed pike is not actually a pike. It's that
Speaker 2: southern pike.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it wasn't correct, so we are happy to
Speaker 1: correct it, and thank you to John for pointing it
Speaker 1: out to us. We appreciate it.
Speaker 2: And don't forget. We have online Zoom Trivia the second
Speaker 2: Saturday of June.
Speaker 1: That's the thirteenth, at noon mountain time.
Speaker 2: And I believe that's the business. Let's get to the pleasure.
Speaker 2: Here's other show works. Whiz Quiz, Bang Bang's format is
Speaker 2: four rounds of four questions each followed by the answers.
Speaker 2: After round two, we'll ask a quick fire bang Bang
Speaker 2: question where you'll have a time limit to give multiple answers.
Speaker 2: After the fourth round, the show culminates with the Big Bang,
Speaker 2: a final round with three questions whose answers are all
Speaker 2: clues to one final question. Round one. Question one, the
Speaker 2: category is anatomy. What is the name of the body
Speaker 2: part that separates the left and right airways of the
Speaker 2: nasal cavity? Question two category television. Robert Crawley, the patriarch
Speaker 2: of the Crawley family, played by Hugh Bonneville in Downton Abbey,
Speaker 2: is the earl of which English town. Question three category animals,
Speaker 2: Which kind of fully matured amphibian has a tail? Question
Speaker 2: four category geography. This one comes from listener Jos. Thank
Speaker 2: you Jose, Thank you Jos. Which of the following countries
Speaker 2: does not border Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine, Hungary, Lithuania? And now
Speaker 2: the answers to round one Question one, what's the name
Speaker 2: of the body part that separates the left and right
Speaker 2: airways of the nasal cavity the septum? Question two. Robert Crawley,
Speaker 2: played by Hugh Bonneville and Downton Abbey is the earl
Speaker 2: of which English town Grantham Question three, which kind of
Speaker 2: fully matured amphibian has a tail? We'd accept two answers
Speaker 2: here salamanders and Kycilians. Kycilians are a group of limbless
Speaker 2: worm or snake shaped amphibians don't make up. I don't
Speaker 2: think a very big portion of the amphibian population. Tadpoles
Speaker 2: and such do have tails, but those are absorbed by
Speaker 2: the time they're fully mature. And then there's a species
Speaker 2: called the tailed frog where males don't they look like
Speaker 2: they have little tales, but they're not actually tails. They're
Speaker 2: extensions of a kloaca.
Speaker 1: Oh, that classic rude.
Speaker 2: Question four. Which of the following countries does not border Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine,
Speaker 2: Hungary or Lithuania Hungary?
Speaker 1: Round to Question five? The category is literature. Homer's iliad
Speaker 1: is set toward the end of which war? Question six.
Speaker 1: The category is technology. A computer hacker intending to improve
Speaker 1: security is often called what good guy fashion accessory? Question seven,
Speaker 1: the category is animals. This question comes from listeners Sarah,
Speaker 1: thank you, Sarah, thank you, Sarah. Yeah, the three banded
Speaker 1: armadillo is the only species of armadillo that can do what.
Speaker 1: Question eight. The category is history. Which English monarch was
Speaker 1: the last emperor of India? And now? The answer is
Speaker 1: around two. Question five, Homer's iliad is set toward the
Speaker 1: end of which war? The Trojan War. I hope the
Speaker 1: Odyssey is good. It looks like it has potential.
Speaker 2: Someone said, why do we need a remake when we
Speaker 2: had Wishbone in the nineties.
Speaker 1: Question six. A computer hacker intending to improve security is
Speaker 1: often called what good guy fashion accessory?
Speaker 2: White hat, the opposite of, of course, being some one
Speaker 2: who hecks nefariously being a black hat.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't they be like a black shoe or something? Eh?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Question seven. The three banded armadillo is the only species
Speaker 1: of armadillo that can do what roll into a complete
Speaker 1: ball to defend itself, because armadillos are pretty well known
Speaker 1: for being able to roll into a ball.
Speaker 2: That's what the rdel Dorado taught me.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, that's what cartoons are for. But only one
Speaker 1: can do it because the other armadillos their armor is
Speaker 1: too inflexible in sections and prevents it so they can
Speaker 1: kind of curl up, but they don't make like the
Speaker 1: perfect ball. Question eight. Which English monarch was the last
Speaker 1: Emperor of India? George the sixth Man. Georgia's just didn't
Speaker 1: have a good time hanging on to colonies.
Speaker 2: Ha, you'll be back.
Speaker 1: I do love that now. Whenever I think of King George.
Speaker 1: I just think of Jonathan Groffs singing.
Speaker 2: That's it for the first half. That means it's time
Speaker 2: for the Bang Bang Round. The category for this week's
Speaker 2: Bang Bang Round is Sports. You'll have thirty seconds to
Speaker 2: give as many answers as you can to the following
Speaker 2: The NBA Finals have started. There are five players who
Speaker 2: have won three or more NBA Finals MVPs and one
Speaker 2: who has won two since twenty seventeen. The five players
Speaker 2: that have won five or more are for all the
Speaker 2: history of the NBA Finals, but only one who has
Speaker 2: two since twenty seventeen. So we want you to name
Speaker 2: those six players. Your time starts now, and that's time.
Speaker 1: The six players who have won three or more NBA
Speaker 1: Finals MVPs are Kevin Durant he has two, Magic Johnson,
Speaker 1: Shaquille O'Neal, and Tim Duncan all have three. Lebron James
Speaker 1: has four, and Michael Jordan with six. So Lebron James
Speaker 1: has to just keep playing. He needs two more.
Speaker 2: I probably was a little unfair to it. I think
Speaker 2: it's Kawhi Leonard. I believe he won in twenty sixteen
Speaker 2: and twenty twenty. Boy don't quote me on that. I'm
Speaker 2: just trying to go off memory. But I could have
Speaker 2: added a seventh player in there and said since twenty sixteen. Oops, sorry, Kawhi.
Speaker 1: We're sorry. I'm sure you're doing just fine without it.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he listens religiously. Round three. Question nine. The
Speaker 2: category is geography. The Maghreb or the western part of
Speaker 2: the Arab world, is usually defined as encompassing much of
Speaker 2: what region Question ten category film. This one comes from
Speaker 2: listener Bobby.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Bobby, Thank you, Bobby.
Speaker 2: What's the first superhero movie to win an Academy Award?
Speaker 2: Question eleven category botany. The shrubland habitat, found mainly on
Speaker 2: free draining in fertile, acidic soils characterized by open, low
Speaker 2: growing woody vegetation is known by what term related to
Speaker 2: a more Question twelve category literature which Shakespeare play was
Speaker 2: based on a legendary king of the Britons who reigned
Speaker 2: around the time of the founding of Rome, and now
Speaker 2: the answers around three Question nine. The Maghreb or the
Speaker 2: western part of the Arab world is usually defined as
Speaker 2: encompassing much of what region Northwest Africa. Etymologically, it means
Speaker 2: both the western place and the place where the sun sets.
Speaker 2: Question ten, what's the first superhero movie to win an
Speaker 2: Academy Award? Superman in nineteen seventy eight, it won Special
Speaker 2: Achievement in Visual Effects.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and several have one sense. I mean famously Black
Speaker 1: Panther for getting nominated for Best Picture, first to do that.
Speaker 1: The next one was Tim Burton for Art Direction, and
Speaker 1: then The Incredibles, I think one for Best Animated Feature.
Speaker 2: I think Black Panther won for music and costumes, didn't
Speaker 2: it at the very least.
Speaker 1: I definitely know they won for costumes. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: about music, okay.
Speaker 2: Question eleven. The shrubland habitat found mainly on free draining
Speaker 2: and fertile acidic soils characterized by open, low growing woody
Speaker 2: vegetation is known by what term related to a more
Speaker 2: that's a heath. Moors are usually on upland and weather.
Speaker 2: From my understanding, Question twelve, which Shakespeare play was based
Speaker 2: on a legendary king of the Britons who reigned around
Speaker 2: the time of the founding of Rome, Dingam King Lear.
Speaker 1: Oh. I just read a book called Fool and it
Speaker 1: tells a story of Lear from the perspective of his fool.
Speaker 2: The fool's one of the best parts in it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure, oh Man. Round four. Question thirteen. The
Speaker 1: category is a sports geography. This question comes from Major Data.
Speaker 2: Thank you Major, Thank you Major.
Speaker 1: The first golf course built in the US, Oakhurst Links
Speaker 1: is in what state? Question fourteen. The category is games
Speaker 1: and Hobbies. Who is the only American US born to
Speaker 1: have been World chess champion? Question fifteen? The category is space.
Speaker 1: In astronomy, stars visible to the naked eye that appear
Speaker 1: not to move relative to each other against the dark
Speaker 1: background of the night sky are called what stars? Question sixteen.
Speaker 1: The category is language. Education that prepares individuals for a
Speaker 1: skilled craft or occupation is known as what kind of education?
Speaker 1: And now the answers to round four Question thirteen. The
Speaker 1: first golf course built in in the US, Oakhurst Links
Speaker 1: is in what state? West Virginia. It is a nine
Speaker 1: hole course and it was built in eighteen eighty four.
Speaker 1: Question fourteen. Who is the only American or US born
Speaker 1: to have been a World chess champion? Bobby Fisher strange
Speaker 1: tale Yeah. Question fifteen. In astronomy, stars visible to the
Speaker 1: naked eye that appear not to move relative to each
Speaker 1: other against the dark background of the night sky are
Speaker 1: called what stars. Fixed stars is actually a misnomer, as
Speaker 1: they're just too far away to observe movement without modern instruments.
Speaker 1: Question sixteen. Education that prepares individuals for a skilled craft
Speaker 1: or occupation is known as what kind of education vocational?
Speaker 2: That's it for the regular rounds. That means it's time
Speaker 2: for the Big Bang Round. The category for this week's
Speaker 2: Big Bang Round is Technology. We're going to ask you
Speaker 2: three questions, the answers of which are all clues to
Speaker 2: the final question. Keep in mind three clue questions may
Speaker 2: not be from the same category as the final Question one.
Speaker 2: Hoping to write Star in and direct the adaptation, Gene
Speaker 2: Hackman bought the rights to Which Thomas Harris book before
Speaker 2: deciding to sell them off.
Speaker 1: Question two. In the Tale of Aladdin, a sorcerer gives
Speaker 1: Aladdin a ring that sums a genie who is less
Speaker 1: powerful then the genie found in which object?
Speaker 2: Question three, which colorful family of lepidoptera make up only
Speaker 2: ten percent of the entire lepidoptera order?
Speaker 1: And your Big Bang question? What insect shorted out an
Speaker 1: early supercomputer and inspired the term computer bug.
Speaker 2: And now the answers to the Big Bang. Question one.
Speaker 2: Hoping to write star in and direct the adaptation, Gene
Speaker 2: Hackman bought the rights to which Thomas Harris book The
Speaker 2: Silence of the Lambs.
Speaker 1: Question two. In the Tale of Aladdin, a sorcerer gives
Speaker 1: Aladdin a ring that summons a genie who is less
Speaker 1: powerful than the genie found in which object lamp.
Speaker 2: The original story is a little different from the Disney version.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's no ringing the Disney version.
Speaker 2: Oh, the evil sorcerer in the original version absconds to
Speaker 2: the Maghreb.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 2: By the way, hey, Aladdin has to track him down
Speaker 2: there and get the lamp back.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Question three, Which colorful family of lepidopter i make up
Speaker 2: only ten percent of the entire lepidoptera order? That would
Speaker 2: be butterflies?
Speaker 1: And your Big Bang question? What insects? Shorted out an
Speaker 1: early supercomputer and inspired the term computer bug. The lamp
Speaker 1: loving bug that appears on the silence of the lamp
Speaker 1: poster and makes up ninety percent of a lepidoptera. It
Speaker 1: was a moth.
Speaker 2: I was surprised that ninety percent of lepidoptera were moths
Speaker 2: and only ten percent were butterflies. That's that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 1: I feel like I see more butterflies than moths. But
Speaker 1: maybe that's just because of where we live.
Speaker 2: Moths are crepuscular and so am I. They like coming
Speaker 2: out at twilight, so maybe that's why you don't see
Speaker 2: as many. You're you're just out more and see more
Speaker 2: butterflies during the day.
Speaker 1: That makes sense.
Speaker 2: Was this when the supercomputer was the size of a bathroom?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this was in nineteen forty seven, and it was
Speaker 1: at Harvard Universal.
Speaker 2: Size of an airplane hangar.
Speaker 1: Then, yeah, and they found a real moth trapped in
Speaker 1: an electro mechanical relay of the Harvard marg I computer,
Speaker 1: and the term bug was subsequently coined to describe technical
Speaker 1: hardware faults in software errors.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 1: I guess it wasn't the very first time, necessarily that
Speaker 1: the word bug was used in regards to technology, because
Speaker 1: Thomas Edison's early telegraph operators had used bug to describe
Speaker 1: equipment faults since the eighteen seventies. But the Harvard Mark
Speaker 1: two moth made the term famous in the computing lexicon.
Speaker 1: So just like that, a moth changed the world.
Speaker 2: Be the moth you want to see in the world.
Speaker 1: That's right. One other little fun fact is that the
Speaker 1: original log book and the moth itself are still preserved
Speaker 1: today at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in Washington, DC. Wow,
Speaker 1: so you can go and visit this moth and be like,
Speaker 1: you're a trivia question.
Speaker 2: So don't forget Saturday the thirteenth noon. Mountain Time zoom
Speaker 2: link is available if you ask one pet peeve that
Speaker 2: popped up. I didn't know I had. Everyone's repeating that
Speaker 2: summer has started. That's incorrect. It doesn't start until the
Speaker 2: summer solstice. So if someone's like, it's summer, you can
Speaker 2: be like, just actually.
Speaker 1: It's funny. I think that bothers you a lot more
Speaker 1: than me, because I think, what's judehits. I'm like, it's summer,
Speaker 1: just like in my head, and I know not to
Speaker 1: say it to people because then people correct me and
Speaker 1: they're like, it's still spring, and I'm like, but I'm
Speaker 1: in summer mode in I think, just like with summer
Speaker 1: break for school, you know, there's so many like yeah,
Speaker 1: I think June is thought of as summer, even though it.
Speaker 2: Because schools get out summer break for kids and teachers
Speaker 2: and yeah in the weather and everything. I get it.
Speaker 1: You get my people say the wrong thing.
Speaker 2: I get it while you're technically incorrect.
Speaker 1: I get why you say the wrong thing at the
Speaker 1: wrong time.
Speaker 2: Do you get why I'm pedantic because I don't? Please help,
Speaker 2: Please stop me now? Anyway, Hope see you at the
Speaker 2: Zoom Trivia and hope your fake summer is off to
Speaker 2: a good start. For this episode of Quiz, Quiz bank Bang,
Speaker 2: I've been.
Speaker 1: David Flora, I've been Annie Flora. He is looking at you.
Speaker 2: Quiz the NBA finals have started.
Speaker 1: Time starts that.
Speaker 2: He ended up not being involved at all because he
Speaker 2: felt the material was too dark and violent.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean I think he was excited about the dark,
Speaker 1: violent material, but his daughter was like, you're going to
Speaker 1: get known for this, as he had just finished a
Speaker 1: film that was dark, and She's like, you don't want
Speaker 1: to be the dark material guy. So he was like, okay, daughter,
Speaker 1: you're right.
Speaker 2: Sold it off. They also asked Sean Connery to do
Speaker 2: the role before Anthony Hopkins.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and Sean Connery himself was like this is disgusting
Speaker 1: and had no interest.
Speaker 2: I heard his brain's from father Beans and a nash
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Speaker 1: Amazing,