Speaker 1: Welcome back everyone to road Trip Trivia. I am your host,
Allie Lane, and today's game is all request trivia. Casey
just sent this one in this morning. Thank you so much, Casey.
And I didn't have a topic yet because I was
away for Easter. So I'm so thrilled that Casey sent
this one in. And I'm also thrilled on the topic
because I did a little research and I learned a lot.
So Casey, this one's going out to you. And this
category is bowling. So ten questions all about bowling. Is
everybody ready to play? Here comes your trivia game of
the day. Question number one, Bowling's earliest forms date back
to thirty two hundred BC in ancient What? Bowling's earliest
forms date back to thirty two hundred BC in ancient What?
Question number two? In nineteen forty eight, a white house
bowling alley was built for which president? In nineteen forty eight,
a white house bowling alley was built for which president?
Question number three, King Henry the Eighth enjoyed bowling and
even banned it for the lower classes? Is this true
or false? King Henry the Eighth enjoyed bowling and even
banned it for the lower classes. Is this true or false?
Question number four. In some regions, bowling was believed to
be a way to cleanse what. In some regions, bowling
was believed to be a way to cleanse what. Question
number five. Bowling was once banned in America? To curb what?
Bowling was once banned in America to curb what? Question
number six, the addition of a tenth pin was a
way to circumvent a ban on nine pin bowling? In
which US state? Question number six the addition of a
tenth pin was a way to circumvent a ban on
nine pin bowling? In which US state? Question number seven,
bowling pins must be how many inches tall? Bowling pins
must be how many inches tall? Question number eight. The
largest bowling center in the world has one hundred and
sixteen lanes in which country? The largest bowling center in
the world has one hundred and sixteen lanes in which country?
In question number nine, knocking down all pins in a
frame with two rolls is called a what. Knocking down
all pins in a frame with two rolls is called
a what. And question number ten, the final question, knocking
down all pins with one roll is called a what.
Knocking down all pins with one roll is called a
what those were your ten questions? Here we go with
the answers. Is everybody ready? How did you do? Question
number one. Bowling's earliest forms date back to thirty two
hundred BC in Ancient What Ancient Egypt? Question number two.
In nineteen forty eight, a white house bowling alley was
built for which President Truman Question number three. King Henry
the Eighth enjoyed bowling and even banned it for lower classes?
Is this true or false? It is true? Question number four.
In some regions, bowling was believed to be a way
to cleanse What cleanse your sins? Question number five. Bowling
was once banned in America to curb what gambling and
nick colect of duty? Question number six. The addition of
a tenth pin was a way to circumvent a ban
on nine pin bowling In which US state Connecticut? Question
number seven, bowling pins must be how many inches tall?
Fifteen inches tall? Question number eight. The largest bowling center
in the world has one hundred and sixteen lanes In Japan.
Question number nine. Knocking down all pins in a frame
with two roles is called a what a spare? And
question number ten. Knocking down all pins with one roll
is called a what a strike? Those are your ten
questions all about bowling. Thanks so much for Casey sending
that in. Thanks so much for playing everyone. If you
would like me to record an all request Thursday game,
send me an email. It is in the show description,
and tune in every Tuesday for a regular game of
road trip Trivia. I'm Ali Lane. Thanks so much for
playing everyone. If you're driving, stay safe on those roads.
Hope to see you at the bowling Alley and tune
in on Tuesdays. Thanks so much for playing. Have a
great day. M