Welcome back, everyone, to Road Trip Trivia. I am your host, Allie Lane. This will be the final game this season of World History Trivia. So I'm going to ask 10 questions, then I will repeat them with the answer. Is everybody ready to play? Here comes your World History Game of the Day. Question number one. Which European country hosts the world's largest food fight involving more than 100 metric tons of tomatoes each year? Which European country hosts the world's largest food fight involving more than 100 metric tons of tomatoes each year? Question number two. Which country was the first to send warplanes to Libya in March 2011 in support of the ouster of once-time Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi? Which country was the first to send warplanes to Libya in March 2011 in support of the ouster of once-time Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi? Question number three. What do the A&M originally stand for at Texas A&M University? What do the A&M originally stand for at Texas A&M University? Question number four. Which U.S. President signed into law Medicare voting rights, a Wilderness Protection Act, and civil rights? Which U.S. President signed into law Medicare, Voting Rights, a Wilderness Protection Act, and Civil Rights? Question number five. What former Prime Minister of Canada won a landslide victory in 1984, and he has a son who hosted Canadian Idol? What former Prime Minister of Canada won a landslide victory in 1984, and he has a son who hosted Canadian Idol? Question number six. Who was the first woman to be a regular sole anchor of a major U.S. network's national evening news from 2006 through 2011? Who was the first woman to be a regular sole anchor of a major U.S. network's National Evening News from 2006 through 2011? Question number seven. A little multiple choice for you. Which full-length movie was the first to use spoken dialogue? King Kong, Gone with the Wind, or The Jazz Singer? Which full-length movie was the first to use spoken dialogue? King Kong, Gone with the Wind,