Ep 6: World Wonders Trivia and Classic Cars Trivia | Kids Trivia and Family Trivia

Backseat Trivia Rumble - Episode 6
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All right, and welcome back to Backseat Trivia Rumble. I hope the snacks are open and the volume is up because we've got a heavyweight battle today in the backseat. The kids, the world, traveling explorers, and the masters of the map in the front seat. The parents, the highway navigators, the backseat driver deniers, and the masters of the Sunday Drive.

Three rounds, 30 questions, drivers, eyes on the road, kids. Eyes on the prize. Let's get ready to rumble with the first kids round Today, we are grabbing our passports and heading across the globe for geography and world wonders. We are talking mountains, rivers, and famous landmarks. So kids get those explorer brains ready.[00:01:00] 

Question one, what is the name of the tallest mountain in the world? And the answer is. Mount Everest. I get winded just climbing the stairs to the bedroom. So I think I'll skip the hike to the top of that one. Question two. In which country would you find the Great Wall, which is over 13,000 miles long? I, and the answer is China.

Question three. Which country is home to the famous white marble Palace known as the Taj Mahal? And the answer is India. Question four, what is the name of the longest river in the world located in Africa? And the answer is the Nile. Question five. Which continent is home to the massive [00:02:00] Amazon rainforest?

And the answer is South America. Question six. In which country would you find the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre Museum? And the answer is France, question seven, which US state is made up entirely of islands and is famous for its volcanoes and the aloha spirit. And the answer is Hawaii.

Question eight, what is the name of the imaginary line that runs through Greenwich England Dividing the Earth into East and West? This is a tough one, and the answer is the prime meridian. Question nine, what is the name of the largest island in the world that isn't its own continent? [00:03:00] And the answer is Greenland.

Question 10, which ocean is located between the United States and Europe?

And the answer is the Atlantic Ocean. All right, parents, are you ready for round two today, we're keeping our hands on the wheel for classic cars and the open road. We're looking for the legends of the driveway and the history of the highway. So front seat. Let's see if you can navigate these questions without a GPS question one.

Which American inventor created the Model T and is credited with perfecting the assembly line, and the answer is Henry Ford. My first car was so old, it might have been one of his original prototypes. Question two, what famous US Highway is nicknamed the Mother Road and originally ran from Chicago to Santa Monica.[00:04:00] 

And the answer is Route 66. Question three, what animal is featured on the famous logo for the luxury car Brand? Ferrari. And the answer is a horse. Question four. What was the popular nickname for the rounded classic Volkswagen Type one car? And the answer is the Beatle or the bug. Question five, which British luxury car brand is most famously driven by the secret agent James Bond?

And the answer is Aston Martin. Question six, in car terminology, what does the abbreviation four WD stand for? And the answer is four wheel drive. [00:05:00] Question seven, in the 1980s movie, back to the Future, what type of car was converted into a time machine?

And the answer is the DeLorean.

Question eight. Which American car Company features a bow tie as its official logo?

And the answer is Chevrolet Question nine. For which branch of the military was the original Jeep designed during World War ii? And the answer is the Army. Question 10. Which decade is most famous for American cars like the Cadillac having massive stylish tail fins. And the answer is the 1950s. We've got two rounds in the books and it's onto the rumble round.

This [00:06:00] round is all about school days and storybooks. First a shout out, the answer is the winner. Question one in math. What is nine times nine? And the answer is. 81, question two, which famous author wrote the classic book, the Cat in the Hat? And the answer is Dr. Seuss. Question three. What is the name of Harry Potter's Loyal White Pet Owl?

And the answer is Hedwig. Question four. What do you call a book that lists words in alphabetical order and gives their meanings? And the answer is a dictionary. Remember those? They were like Google, but made of paper and really heavy. Question five, what is the [00:07:00] capital city of the state of Texas? And the answer is.

Austin, question six, who was the very first president of the United States? And the answer is George Washington. Question seven. Can you spell the word because, and the answer is B-E-C-A-U. SE Question eight, what is the full name of the main character in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid book series? And the answer is Greg Hefley.

Question nine. What is the name of the place where you can go to borrow books, movies, and music for free? And the answer is a library. And the [00:08:00] final question, what is the name of the last school day of the week before the weekend starts? And the answer is Friday. The battle is over. If you got that final question right, give us your best weekend.

Cheer in the car right now. Drivers, please keep your hands on the wheel while you celebrate. Check those scores. Did the backseat take the crown, or did the front seat hold the line? If you liked today's episode, don't forget to hit that follow or subscribe button so you're ready for the next one. And remember, win or lose, at least nobody asked Are we there yet?

See you for the next backseat. Trivia rumble.