Speaker 1: Happy New Year, and welcome to Quiz Quiz Bang Bang,
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Speaker 2: I'm David Flora and I'm Annie Flora, and we're here
Speaker 2: to teach you more about trivia than there are predictions
Speaker 2: for twenty twenty six. David, do you have any big
Speaker 2: predictions for twenty twenty six?
Speaker 1: Predictions? Umm, it'll be the hottest year on record? There
Speaker 1: you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Happy new Year, and hopefully things will get better
Speaker 2: somehow they will.
Speaker 1: And I predict that we'll finish the patron tournament.
Speaker 2: Don't do that, Okay, don't jinxus No, we will. I
Speaker 2: am determined.
Speaker 1: Other than that, we bid cyonara to twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 1: That's right, because a lot happened in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one hundred and sixty five days worth.
Speaker 1: For now, we'll leave you with one last general themed
Speaker 1: trivia for the year. And here's how the show works.
Speaker 1: Wiz Quiz Bang Bang's format is four rounds of four
Speaker 1: questions each followed by the answers. After round two, we'll
Speaker 1: ask a quick fire bang Bang question where you'll have
Speaker 1: a time limit to give multiple answers. After the fourth round,
Speaker 1: the show culminates with the Big Bang, a final round
Speaker 1: with three questions whose answers are all clues to one
Speaker 1: final question.
Speaker 2: Round one. Question one, the category is society and culture.
Speaker 2: What surname did the British Royal family adopt in nineteen seventeen?
Speaker 2: Question two. The category is television, which cable channel began
Speaker 2: as a spinoff from Nickelodeon's Nick at Night programming. Question
Speaker 2: three the category is film, which actor played Billy Mack,
Speaker 2: an old rock star who saying Christmas is All Around
Speaker 2: in the movie Love Actually? Question four? The category is history.
Speaker 2: This question comes from Major Data, Thank you Major. Miss
Speaker 2: Baker and miss Abel were both pioneers in nineteen fifty nine,
Speaker 2: leading them to their inclusion at the Smithsonian Institute. Who
Speaker 2: are Miss Baker and miss Abel? And now the answers
Speaker 2: to round one? Question one? What surname did the British
Speaker 2: Royal family adopt in nineteen seventeen Windsor? Question two? Which
Speaker 2: cable channel was a spinoff from Nick at Night Programming
Speaker 2: tv Land? Our friends got to do teachers on tv Land?
Speaker 2: Question three? Which actor played Billy Mack in the movie
Speaker 2: Love Actually? Bill Nye? He's the gift that keeps on giving.
Speaker 2: Question four. Miss Baker and miss Abel were both pioneers
Speaker 2: in nineteen fifty nine, leading to their inclusion at the
Speaker 2: Smithsonian Institute. Who are Miss Baker and miss Abel? Well?
Speaker 2: Miss Baker was a squirrel monkey and miss Abel a
Speaker 2: recis monkey, and they were two of the first animals
Speaker 2: launched into space by the US who safely returned. So
Speaker 2: there's a few funny things about Miss Baker that I
Speaker 2: read about. They held a wedding ceremony for her in
Speaker 2: Big George, and then unfortunately Big George passed away, so
Speaker 2: then they had another wedding for Miss Baker and Norman.
Speaker 2: And one of the fun tidmits that I just love it,
Speaker 2: says Miss Baker refused to wear her white wedding train
Speaker 2: for the event, tearing it off after a few seconds.
Speaker 2: Of course, she did like, I just like that. This
Speaker 2: monkey was married twice and probably didesn't know that.
Speaker 1: Round two. Question five The category is science. What is
Speaker 1: the chemical symbol for the element? Ten? Question six category history?
Speaker 1: By what name were Mesopotamian structures believed to be dwelling
Speaker 1: places for the gods known? Question seven category World leaders.
Speaker 1: Willmar Gadaffi was the leader of what country. Question eight
Speaker 1: category tasty bricks. This one comes from listener, May, thank you, May.
Speaker 2: Thank you. May.
Speaker 1: This is a before and after involving a food and
Speaker 1: a landmark or building. For a quick example, if it
Speaker 1: were a food item and a musician or band, if
Speaker 1: I said this chocolate confection, what have you living? On
Speaker 1: a prayer? The answer would be bon bon Jovi. This
Speaker 1: one is landmarks. Here we go the city of Temples
Speaker 1: built in Cambodia, and a Marvel of the twelfth century
Speaker 1: is best enjoyed while eating this red juicy fruit encased
Speaker 1: in a green variegated rind. And now the answers to
Speaker 1: round two. Question five, what is the chemical symbol for
Speaker 1: the element ten s N and that comes from the
Speaker 1: Latin stenum? Question six, by what name were Mesopotamian structures
Speaker 1: believe to be dwelling places for the gods known zigrats?
Speaker 1: Question seven Momar Gadaffi was the leader of what country?
Speaker 1: That was Libya? And question eight the city of temples
Speaker 1: built in Cambodia and a twelfth century marvel is best
Speaker 1: enjoyed while eating this red juicy fruit encased in a
Speaker 1: green variegated rind. That would be angcor watermelony.
Speaker 2: Delicious food in a scenic location. That's it for the
Speaker 2: first half, which means it's for the Bang Bang Round.
Speaker 2: The category for this week's Bang Bang Round is music.
Speaker 2: You will have thirty seconds to answer the following question.
Speaker 2: There are only eight artists or bands who have won
Speaker 2: the Album of the Year Grammy Award multiple times. Name them.
Speaker 2: Your time starts now.
Speaker 1: And that's time. The eight artists are bands who have
Speaker 1: won the Album of the Year Grammy Award multiple times
Speaker 1: are Taylor Swift with four, Frank Sinatra with three, Paul
Speaker 1: Simon with three, Stevie Wonder with three, George Harrison with two,
Speaker 1: John Lennon with two, You two with two, and Adele
Speaker 1: with two.
Speaker 2: So you two can never get any.
Speaker 1: More, You too can get more Grammy Awards. How do
Speaker 1: you think Paul McCartney feels two other Beatles are on
Speaker 1: that list?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yeah, that's kind of crazy, isn't it. Huh?
Speaker 1: And I think he's been the longest lasting. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: that's kind of wild. Yeah. Sorry if this is confusing
Speaker 1: in the sense that some artists have won Album of
Speaker 1: the Year but in their own genre, So like there
Speaker 1: are country artists who have won Album of the Year,
Speaker 1: but its country album of the year, rap artists who
Speaker 1: have run rap album of the year. This is like
Speaker 1: the overall album Yeah right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Round three. Question nine, the category is music. What subgenre
Speaker 2: of rap was originally a pejorative used to describe a
Speaker 2: vocal style characterized by unclear or incoherent enunciation. Question ten,
Speaker 2: the category is math. What term did Renee Descartes coin
Speaker 2: to describe roots of a polynomial, distinguishing them from imaginary numbers.
Speaker 2: Question eleven, the category is pop culture. What two were
Speaker 2: term denoted a couple exclusively dating each other in the
Speaker 2: nineteen fifties? Question twelve, the category is history. This question
Speaker 2: comes from listener Bubby. Thank youa bybe Bubby? Who was
Speaker 2: King of England during the Gunpowder Plot? Which took place
Speaker 2: on November fifth, sixteen oh five? And now the answer
Speaker 2: is around three? Question nine? What subgenre of rap was
Speaker 2: originally a pejorative used to describe a vocal style characterized
Speaker 2: by unclear or incoherent enunciation mumble rap? Question ten? What
Speaker 2: term did renee the cart coined to describe roots of
Speaker 2: a polynomial, distinguishing them from imaginary numbers? I think therefore
Speaker 2: I am numbers real numbers. Question eleven? What two were
Speaker 2: termed and noted a couple exclusively dating each other in
Speaker 2: the nineteen fifties? Going steady?
Speaker 1: I think that stayed around for a little while.
Speaker 2: I think so. Question twelve. Who was King of England
Speaker 2: during the Gunpowder Plot which took place on November fifth,
Speaker 2: sixteen oh five? King James the first? If you said
Speaker 2: King James the sixth of Scotland, we'll accept that too.
Speaker 1: Same guy, remember remember round four? Question thirteen. The category
Speaker 1: is video games? Which nineteen eighty one Arcade Classic has
Speaker 1: the player dodging cars and moving across logs in a river?
Speaker 1: Question fourteen Category Television? What are the names of Marge's
Speaker 1: sisters on The Simpsons? Question fifteen? Category opera? In what
Speaker 1: city does Rossini's barber named Figuo live? Question sixteen? Category language?
Speaker 1: What is the plural for mongoose? And now the answers
Speaker 1: to run four? Question thirteen, which nineteen eighty one Arcade
Speaker 1: Classic has the player dodging cars and moving across logs
Speaker 1: in a river? Frogger.
Speaker 2: That was a good, yet deceptively hard game.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Question fourteen, What are the names of Marge's sisters
Speaker 1: on The Simpsons? Patty and Selma Boovia? Question fifteen, in
Speaker 1: what city does Rossini's barber named Figuaro live? It was
Speaker 1: the barber of Sevilla.
Speaker 2: Oh it's not Seville.
Speaker 1: Well technically there's two l's.
Speaker 2: It's a yah ah.
Speaker 1: I'm sure if it took place in Kentucky would be
Speaker 1: Seville right next to her sales. Question sixteen, what is
Speaker 1: the plural for mongoose? Mongooses?
Speaker 2: That's fun because I mean moose plural is moose, goose
Speaker 2: plural is geese, mongoose plural is mongooses. You just never
Speaker 2: know what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: And peacock plural is sevilla.
Speaker 2: That's it for the Right rounds, which means it's time
Speaker 2: for the Big Bang Round. The category for this week's
Speaker 2: Big Bang Round is Literature. We will give you three
Speaker 2: clue questions, which are all hints to one final question.
Speaker 2: The clue questions may not fall under the same category.
Speaker 2: Question one, on which TV series was Demi Lovato's first
Speaker 2: acting role?
Speaker 1: Question two in nineteen eighty four? Who became the first
Speaker 1: singer to simultaneously have a number one film album and
Speaker 1: single in the US?
Speaker 2: Question three, which Disney villain wanted to usurp King Triton
Speaker 2: as the ruler of the oceans?
Speaker 1: And your Big Bang question. In the category is literature.
Speaker 1: A piece of writing that is long and complicated or
Speaker 1: sounds false because the writer has tried too hard to
Speaker 1: make the style interesting is known as what kind of prose?
Speaker 2: And Now the answer is to the Big Bang Round?
Speaker 2: Question one on which TV series was Dummy Lovato's first
Speaker 2: acting role Barney and Friends.
Speaker 1: Question two in nineteen eighty four, who became the first
Speaker 1: singer to simultaneously have a number one film album and
Speaker 1: single in the US. Prince. The single was also the
Speaker 1: biggest hit single of the year.
Speaker 2: Question three, which Disney villain wanted to usurp King Trichton
Speaker 2: as the ruler of the oceans Ursula.
Speaker 1: And Finally, a piece of writing that is long and
Speaker 1: complicated or sounds false because the writer has tried too
Speaker 1: hard to make that style interesting is known as what
Speaker 1: kind of prose? The color of Barney Prince's rain and
Speaker 1: Ursula purple.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be in the world with Prince's rain.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I guess purple rain could be nice.
Speaker 2: I don't know either way. Prince is amazing. Ursula also amazing.
Speaker 2: Just the voice actor who sang and did her voice
Speaker 2: and did everything amazing. Because David, the real listener, is
Speaker 2: don't underestimate the power of body language, Isn't it neat? Yeah?
Speaker 2: David and I have started playing the New York Times Connections.
Speaker 2: If you've never played, you get sixteen words and you
Speaker 2: need to clump them groups of four. And they're very
Speaker 2: sneaky about how they want you to group your words.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they aren't. Sometimes they're very obvious, but then sometimes
Speaker 2: they're like, ooh, each word had the letter in in it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, not the letter in but you know
Speaker 2: what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it could be part of the word that you're
Speaker 1: looking for instead of the whole word and its meaning.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And one of the clumping of words was different
Speaker 2: ways to describe prose, and they had the word purple
Speaker 2: in there. And neither of us or my mom, who
Speaker 2: is a writer, and you know, I think my sister
Speaker 2: didn't know of it either, and she wrote, you know
Speaker 2: has an MFA in English. None of us have ever
Speaker 2: heard of purple prose before, so we thought we would
Speaker 2: share it with you, so hopefully you learn something new,
Speaker 2: or you can be like purple prose.
Speaker 1: Only peasants don't know what purple prose.
Speaker 2: Doesn't sound like it's good. No, it sounds like somebody
Speaker 2: trying too hard.
Speaker 1: It's like yellow journalism, not in definition, but just in thought.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where we all know that gonzo journalism and blue
Speaker 2: pros are the best.
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty five. I have been David Flora.
Speaker 2: I've been Annie Flora.
Speaker 1: Here's looking at you, quiz.
Speaker 2: So, no matter what you said, you're doing great. Go
Speaker 2: into twenty twenty six feeling good about yourself. There are
Speaker 2: no wrong answers in trivia.
Speaker 1: That's our new model, is that right.
Speaker 2: Now? Like I don't know what kids kids these.
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Speaker 2: I love that there's so many articles I'll read the
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