Welcome back, everybody, to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane. You've played the game before. You know the drill. Let's get right to it. today's game is going to be all general knowledge trivia with trivial pursuit type questions geography history arts and literature science and nature sports and leisure and entertainment here we go question number one which european language is the official language of senegal question number two what is the longest running tv series on nickelodeon surpassing the 13 year run of rugrats with a record 17 years in 2016 question number three the great migration of six million african americans from the south to the north and west began during which war question number four which african-american author had four of her novels chosen for oprah's book club more than any other writer question number five what are you eating when biting into a capsicum is it a pepper apple or eggplant question number six which ski area in utah became the largest in the U.S. when it merged with nearby Canyon Resort in 2015. Question number seven, which gone girl was a Bond girl in Pierce Brosnan's Die Another Day? Question number eight, who voiced these words on air after Nixon resigned the presidency? My fellow Americans, our long national nightmare is over. Question number nine. Which 1,136-page novel takes place on a single day, June 16th, in the city of Dublin, in the life of Leopold Bloom? Question number ten. Which implement, long used in cattle driving, is capable of breaking the sound barrier? Those were your ten questions. Now I will repeat them with the answer. Question number one, which European language is the official language of Senegal? That is French. Question number two, what is the longest running TV series on Nickelodeon, surpassing the 13-year run of Rugrats, with a record of 17 years in 2016? SpongeBob SquarePants. Question number three, the great migration of 6 million African Americans from the south to the north and west began during which war world war one question number four which african-american author had four of her novels chosen for oprah's book club more than any other