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Welcome back, everybody, to Road Trip Trivia, Tuesday edition. I am your host, Allie Lane. Today's game, we are continuing with general knowledge trivia, history, geography, entertainment, sports, arts, literature, science. I am going to ask 10 questions and then repeat them with the answer. Is everybody ready to play? Here comes your general knowledge road trip trivia of the day. Question number one, which U.S. bridge is painted with a memorable international orange. Which U.S. bridge is painted with a memorable international orange? Question number two. What is the title of David Bowie's final album released two days before his death in 2016? What is the title of David Bowie's final album released two days before his death in 2016. Question number three, how many years is the term for a U.S. Senator? How many years is the term for a U.S. Senator? Question number four, baby zebras are born without stripes. Is that true or false? Baby zebras are born without stripes. Is that true or false? Question number five. In which sport do you wear a lame, a plastron, and a mask? Question number five. In which sport do you wear a lame, a plastron, and a mask. Question number six. How many days did it take Pony Express riders to go from St. Joseph, Missouri to Sacramento, California, almost 2,000 miles? Is it 5, 10, or 15? How many days did it take Pony Express riders to go from St. Joseph, Missouri to Sacramento, California, almost 2,000 miles. Was it 5, 10, or 15? Question number seven. In the quiz show Jeopardy, what is the second round of the game called? In the quiz show Jeopardy, what is the second round of the game called? Question number eight. How many U.S. states designate themselves commonwealths? Zero, four, or eight. How many U.S. states designate themselves commonwealths? Zero, four, or eight. Question number nine. Which comic strip was named after

a 16th century theologian and a 17th century philosopher? Question number nine. Which comic strip was named after a 16th century theologian and a 17th century philosopher. And question number 10, what notable filmmaker is responsible for founding Pixar? Which notable filmmaker is responsible for founding Pixar? Those were your 10 questions. I will repeat them again one more time with the answer. Here we go. How did you do? Question number one. Which U.S. bridge is painted a memorable international orange? That is the Golden Gate Bridge. Question number two. What is the title of David Bowie's final album, released two days before his death in 2016? black star his only album to debut at number one on the billboard chart question number three how many years is the term for a u.s senator six question number four baby zebras are born without stripes is that true or false that is

false they are born with stripes but brown ones not black question number five in which sport do you wear a lame a plastron and a mask fencing question number six how many days did it take pony express riders to go from st joseph missouri to sacramento california almost 2 000 miles 5, 10, or 15? That was 10. Each rider did a quick 75 miles of the trail. Question number 7. In the quiz show Jeopardy, what is the second round of the game called? Double Jeopardy! Question number 8. How many U.S. states designate themselves commonwealths? zero four or eight that is four they are Massachusetts Virginia Kentucky and Pennsylvania question number nine which comic strip was named after a 16th century theologian and a 17th century philosopher Calvin and Hobbes and question number 10 what notable a filmmaker is responsible for founding pixar george lucas but it was steve jobs who saved the company after buying it in the mid 80s those were your 10 questions for today's game of general knowledge trivia i will be back on tuesday with more general knowledge trivia and tune in on thursdays now for all request trivia and if you have a request send me an email and if you ask me nicely I will oblige thanks so much for playing everyone I'm Allie Lane this was road trip trivia if you're driving stay safe on those roads have a great day everyone

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This weekend, someone is walking their dog. Someone is crossing the street to their car. Someone's kid is riding a bike home. And they're counting on you to drive the speed limit. Speeding accounts for nearly 30% of traffic fatalities. and most of those crashes don't happen on the interstate. They happen on the streets where people live. Slow down. It's an act of care for the people around you. So remember, speeding catches up with you. Know the road and respect its limits. Presented by NHTSA. Now back to your podcast.