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Kids Trivia: Disney, Animals, Tennis, Science & Toys and Games
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Kids Trivia: Disney, Animals, Tennis, Science & Toys and Games

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June 25, 2026 | 00:48:54 | Kids & Family, Kids & Family, Education for Kids

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Welcome to Trivia for Kids — the fun, family‑friendly quiz show for parents, kids, teachers, and classrooms ! Today's episode features magical Disney trivia, amazing Animals , exciting Tennis questions, kid‑friendly Science , and a playful Toys & Games round. This episode of Trivia for Kids is perfect for classroom brain breaks , homeschool lessons , road trips , morning warm‑ups , indoor recess , and family game nights . Kids will practice science knowledge , sports basics , animal facts , Disney character recall , and quick‑thinking skills while having fun. 🎉 Get your Trivia for Kids merchandise: https://www.etsy.com/shop/TriviaForKidsPodcast 🎥 Check out our YouTube Channel for our live trivia rounds: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeuDif_2Uw1Ovqmh3tvNn-g?sub_confirmation=1 🎂 Birthday shout outs are available to Paid Patreon Subscribers: https://www.patreon.com/TriviaforKids610 Hit play, shout out your answers, and see who becomes today's Trivia Champion on the Trivia for Kids Podcast . ⭐ Follow, rate, and review to help more families discover Trivia for Kids . Fun trivia for kids Kids trivia quiz Family quiz game Classroom brain break Educational trivia podcast for kids Disney trivia for kids Animal facts for kids Tennis trivia for kids Science trivia for kids Toys and games trivia
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hey everybody guess what it's time for trivia that's right tfk is proud to present trivia for kids the podcast i'm casey and i'm ren can you tell we've been watching home improvement. I tried to make it like Bimford Tools is proud to present Tim the Tool Man Taylor. And Al something Borland. Right. Al something funny Borland. Are you Al or are you Tim? I don't think so, Tim. I'm Randy. He was my favorite. Oh, my word. Anyway, hi, Wren. How's life today? Good. How's yours? It is good, Wren. We've got something really exciting coming up for Trivia for Kids this summer, don't we? Right now, we are in the process of building something huge for our YouTube channel. So if you don't subscribe to Trivia for Kids yet, make sure you subscribe because soon and very soon there is something coming. We will be launching. I don't want to tell you yet, but it's like huge. Huge, Ren? Huge. And it's going to be so fun. Yeah. Are you having fun doing it? Yeah, definitely. Definitely. You know what else is fun? Mmm, jokes. Probably jokes. Our first joke comes from Max. Thank you, Max. Where do sheep go on vacation? To the Bahamas. You're right, that's exactly it. Bahamas. Good job. The next joke is also from Max. Thanks again, Max. Why did the chicken cross the road? I don't know. Because he couldn't drive. I mean, obviously, right? Thank you for the jokes! Here's the sussed conversation starter for this week. Which of these do you dislike most when it happens to you? Sneezing, hiccuping, or coughing? I already know what Wren's gonna say. This one is a no-brainer for me, but stay tuned till the end of the show to hear what her answer is. Do you know, Wren? I do. Totally. All right, Let's get started with some trivia. Yeah.

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Here's how the show works. Trivia for Kids consists of five rounds with seven questions each. We will announce the answers at the end of each round. Each new round will have a different category. After the fifth round, we will have the final exam, which will test you on the toughest questions we have covered in the previous rounds. Everyone ready? Let's get started.

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Round number one, the category is Disney. Question one, what is the name of the island home where Moana lives? Question two, what is the last name of the family in The Incredibles? Question three.

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What is the name of the old man who flies his house to Paradise Falls using balloons in Up? Question 4. How many eyes does Mike Wazowski have? Question 5. Who was the very first Disney princess, debuting in 1937? Question 6. In The Little Mermaid, what is the name of Prince Eric's loyal sheepdog? Question 7. In Ratatouille, what is the name of the terrifyingly strict food critic who takes one bite of Remy's food and remembers his childhood? Parent Challenge! What is the name of Belle's inventor father in Beauty and the Beast? answers to round number one question one what is the name of the island home where moana lives tafiti somewhere she lives in mutanui the village of mutanui's all you need moana is the daughter of the chief and she is chosen by the ocean to restore the heart of tafiti that was kind of hard There's a few unique names of places in Moana, but she lives on Montanui. Question two. What is the last name of the family in The Incredibles? Parr, technically? Yeah, they're the Parr family. Bob and Helen and Violet and Dash. And Jack-Jack Parr, like in golf. Question three. What is the name of the old man who flies his house to Paradise Falls using balloons in Up? That's all I remember is Russell saying, Dear mister, do you need assistance for crossing the road? His name is Carl Fredrickson. Yes. Carl uses thousands of helium balloons to fulfill a lifelong promise to his late wife, Ellie. I love how pretty the balloons look when they're carrying his yellow house. It's such a pretty scene. Yeah. So many different colors. Question four. How many eyes does Mike Wazowski have? One big one and smack in the middle of his face. That's right. He's the little green circle-y guy with one big eye.

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Question five. Who was the very first Disney princess debuting in 1937? Snow White. She was number one. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was the first ever full-length Disney animated feature film. That's hard to believe in 1937. That was almost 100 years ago. Question 6. In The Little Mermaid, what is the name of Prince Eric's loyal sheepdog? I can't remember. His name is Max. I feel like Max is a go-to name for a dog. Like, Max is the name of the Grinch's dog. He's the name of Eric's dog. Max is the furry hero who can smell that Ariel is who she is even when she loses her voice and he completely ruins Ursula's disguise later. Question seven in Ratatouille. What is the name of the terrifyingly strict food critic who takes one bite of Remy's food and remembers his childhood? It's like alter ego or something. Close. His name is Anton Ego. I'll give it to you. You got Ego. That's his last name. I will give it to you. But he eats the ratatouille in the restaurant and he jumps back when he remembers eating his mom's ratatouille as a kid and it like warms his heart. Parent challenge. What is the name of Belle's inventor father in Beauty and the Beast? no what's his name no he's like the old little short guy with the white beard and white ear i can't remember his name is maurice yep it is the villagers think he's crazy but his inventions actually work yeah and he gets trapped in the beast's castle and and Val goes to save him and then and the rest is history this is the Bishop Statement at Bishop State Community College we want you to hear what our

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Round number two. The category is animals. Question one. What unusual thing do Gentoo penguins use, instead of rings, to propose to their mates? Question two. How many eyes does a typical caterpillar have? 2, 12, or 0. Question 3. What do wood frogs in Alaska do to survive the freezing winter? Migrate to Mexico, freeze solid, stopping their heart and breathing, or bury themselves 50 feet underground? Question 4. What part of their body do elephants use to hear sound waves traveling deep through the ground? Question 5. Which animal produces milk that is a bright bubblegum pink color? Hippopotamus, platypus, or yak? Question 6. True or false? Cows have regional accents when they moo depending on which herd they grow up with. Question 7. Which animal can hold its breath underwater for up to six days? A scorpion, a sloth, or a bullfrog? Parent Challenge Humans have circular pupils in their eyes, which is the little black circle in the middle. What shape are the pupils in sheep, goats, and horses? Answers to round number two. Question one. What unusual thing do Gentoo penguins use instead of rings to propose to a mate? Snow. Oh, that's a good guess. They give each other a pebble. Male penguins search the entire beach to find the smoothest, most perfect pebble to present to a female. If she accepts it, she puts it in her nest. Well, that's adorable.

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That's cool.

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That is cool.

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If I was a baby, then I would just pick it up and then throw it away.

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What? That's your mom and dad's sign of love. You don't want to do that. Jeez. Question two. How many eyes does a typical caterpillar have? Two, twelve, or zero? Two. They have twelve. They have six tiny eyes called stomata on each side of their head. Despite having 12 eyes, their vision is terrible. They can only...

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really tell the difference between light and dark. Question 3. What do wood frogs from Alaska do to survive the freezing winter? Migrate to Mexico, freeze solid, stopping their heart and breathing, or bury themselves 50 feet underground. They literally freeze solid, stopping their heart and breathing. Their bodies produce a natural antifreeze made of glucose that keeps their cells from bursting. In the spring, they thaw out, their heart starts beating again, and they hop away. That's the craziest thing I've ever heard. Could you imagine finding a frozen solid frog and seeing it in an ice cube, basically, and then watching it unthaw and come back to life and hop away. Can't be cool. Question 4. What part of their body do elephants use to hear sound waves traveling deep through the ground? Their body. The answer is their feet. Elephants have sensitive nerve endings in their feet that can pick up low-frequency vibrations sent by other elephants miles away. Question 5. Which animal produces milk that is a bright bubblegum pink color? Hippopotamus, platypus, or yak? Platypus. The answer is hippopotamus. Hippos secrete a reddish acid and an orange secretion that act as a sunscreen and moisturizer. When these mix with their white milk, it turns a soft shade of pink. Cool, but it's gross. It does sound gross. But this is so cool that hippos' bodies do this. Because think about what a hippo's skin looks like. It's kind of smooth like ours. So they could get sunburns because they live in really warm areas. But the milk mixes with this secretion that the mom gives off. And when the babies drink that. It's like a natural sunblock for them. That's so cool. Then the mom doesn't have to slather their backs with that white stuff like we do. That's right. Question six. True or false? Cows have regional accents when they moo, depending on which herd they grew up with. true. It is true. Language experts have found that cows from different areas have distinct variations in their calls, much like humans from different cities. So a cow from Iowa sounds like this, moo. And a cow from Texas sounds like this, moo. I don't know. Meow. I was trying to think

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of how a southern accent would sound in the word moo. And a cow from New York would sound like this, Moo. I don't know. How do you think it would sound? Moo. And a cow from Boston would sound like wicked moo. I don't know. Moo. Question seven, which animal can hold its breath underwater for up to six days? A scorpion, a sloth, or a bullfrog? Bullfrog. The answer is a scorpion. Scorpions have a very slow metabolism and a specialized respiratory system called book lungs that lets them conserve oxygen efficiently when submerged. I put bullfrog as an answer because I thought that that might trick you, but scorpions can go underwater for a really long time. Parent challenge! Humans have circular pupils in their eyes, which is the little black circle in the middle. What shape are the pupils in sheep, goats, and horses? Where? That is a good guess, but they are rectangles! It gives them a panoramic view to spot predators approaching from the sides. The wide slit lets in more light from the left and right, giving them a 320 to 340 degree field of vision without needing to move their heads. So a horse, a sheep, or a goat can stand completely forward and see almost completely behind them without moving their head. That is cool. Round 3 of the category is Tennis Question 1 If a player hits a serve and the ball hits the net but still lands in the correct box, what is it called? A netball, a let, or a fault? Question 2. How many times is the ball allowed to bounce on your side of the court before you have to hit it back? Question 3. What color are standard, modern tennis balls used in big tournaments? Question 4. Wimbledon is one of the most famous tournaments, and it happens every year in England. What colors are players required to wear at Wimbledon? Blue, white, or black? Question 5. What kind of animal is famously used at the Wimbledon tournament

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to scare away wild pigeons so they don't disrupt the matches? A hawk, a dog, or a cat? Question 6. How many Grand Slam tournaments, the biggest tournaments of the year, are there in total? Two, four, or six? Question 7. If a tennis ball lands directly on the white boundary line, what is it considered? Out, in, or it gets replayed? Parent Challenge Known as the King of Clay Which Spanish tennis player has won the French Open an unbelievable 14 times? And now the round three answers question one If a player hits a serve and the ball hits the net but still lands in the correct box, what is it called? A netball, a let, or a fault? A netball. It is called a let. When a let happens, the point doesn't count and the server gets to try that serve completely over again. Question 2. How many times is the ball allowed to bounce on your side of the court before you have to hit it back. Two? Only once. If the ball bounces a second time, you lose the point. Though in wheelchair tennis, players are allowed two bounces. So kind of like ping pong, pickleball, tennis, one bounce back over. So I'm right just for wheelchair tennis. That's true. Question three. What color are standard modern tennis balls used in big tournaments? Bright neon yellow. Yes, they are bright yellow, but they used to be white. They were changed to bright yellow in 1972, so viewers could see them more easily on color television screens. Huh. Huh. I feel like the tennis ball wouldn't be very memorable if it was white like a baseball. Right. Plus, the out-of-bounds lines are white, so if the white ball hit the white line, it might be harder to see if it was in or out-of-bounds. I don't know. Lots of reasons. Question four. Wimbledon is one of the most famous tennis tournaments and it happens every year in England. What color are players required to wear at Wimbledon? Blue, white, or black? If I think of a tennis player, I picture that I'm wearing white, so I'm going to say white.

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White is correct. Players at Wimbledon are required to wear almost entirely white attire. This strict dress code, which dates back to the 1870s, applies to all matches and practice sessions from the moment a player enters the court surround. Huh, why, I wonder. Just, it's very formal. White is formal and gets dirty so easily. Well, it cannot be white. It has to be yellow. Right, because then it would blend in with their outfit. Yes. Question five. What animal is famously used at the Wimbledon tournament to scare away wild pigeons so they don't disrupt the matches? A hawk, a dog, or a cat? I'm just, I'm gonna, I'm gonna say dog, because I feel like if I picture a tennis ball, I picture a dog. It is a hawk. Rufus is a trained Hawk, who flies over the courts every morning before the matches.

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start to keep the pigeons away. That's interesting. You need to give Rufus a raise. Right? I wonder if Rufus has to wear white. He has a little white tuxedo to put his eyes around in.

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It has to be very formal.

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Question six. How many Grand Slam tournaments, the biggest tournaments of the year, are there in total? Two, four, or six? Four. There are four! The four big ones are the Australian Open, the French Open, Wimbledon, and the U.S. Open. Winning all four in one year means you win the Grand Slam and is the ultimate goal. Question seven. If a tennis ball lands directly on the white boundary line, It is considered what? Out, in, or a replay? I want to say in. It is in. In tennis, the lines are considered in. Even if the ball touches just a tiny millimeter of the line, the point keeps going. Parent challenge. Known as the king of clay, which Spanish tennis player has won the French Open an unbelievable 14 times. Do you know any tennis players besides Serena Williams? Venus Williams. Okay. This is a man. I will give you that clue. Bernardo Williams. Bernardo. No. Can you think of a male famous tennis player? I don't know any male tennis

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players. Should I give you a multiple choice? Yeah. No, no, no, no, no. Give me the first letter of their name and then if i get the first name right okay his name starts with an r rodrigo nope and what ethnicity did you say it was spanish spanish rafael yes that's his first name

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machio is that a person ralph machio was the original karate kid that's not who i'm talking about though who is it his name is rafael nadal have you heard of him

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Oh, yeah, I knew that, yeah. No, I didn't know.

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Have you heard of, like, Roger Federer or Novak Djokovic?

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I maybe heard that last one.

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Man, we got to watch some tennis, girl. You don't know any of them. Round number four, the category is science. Question one. How long does it take for the Earth to travel all the way around the sun one time? One day, one month, or one year? Question two. What is the name of the molten liquid rock that is found inside a volcano before it erupts? Question three. Roughly how much of the Earth's surface is covered by oceans and water? About 25 percent, about 50 percent, or about 70 percent? Question 4. What are the basic building blocks of all living things, including your own body? Molecules, cells, or tissues? Question 5. What do your bones contain that make them incredibly strong, hard, and healthy? Iron, calcium, or vitamin C? Question 6. What are the tiny bumps on your tongue called that help you notice if food is sweet, salty, sour, or bitter? Question 7. What instrument is used to measure the exact temperature of something to see how hot or cold it is. Parent Challenge What do we call a material that stops or slows down the flow of electricity or heat? An insulator, a conductor, or a generator? Answers to the fourth round Question 1. How long does it take for the Earth to travel all the way around the sun one time? One day, one month, or one year? One year. You're right.

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It takes exactly 365 and one quarter days for Earth to complete its orbit around the sun, which is why we add a leap day to our calendar every four years. I did not know that's why. Because it's 365 and a quarter, and every four years we add a day for that quarter. Oh! That just blew my mind. That is like a I've never heard that in my life moment. Question 2. What is the name of the molten liquid rock that is found inside a volcano before it erupts? Magno. Lava. Oh, you had it right! It's magma! It is magma while it is safely underground. The second it erupts out into the open air, scientists change its name to lava. So, magma in, lava out. Question 3. Roughly how much of the Earth's surface is covered by oceans and water? About 25 percent, about 50 percent, or about 70 percent? I believe it's 72 percent. The answer is about 70 percent. Our planet has way more water than land. That's why Earth looks so bright and blue when it is viewed from outer space. Question 4. What are the basic building blocks of all living things, including your own body? Molecules, cells, or tissues? Cells? Cells is correct. Your body is made of trillions of tiny microscopic cells, all doing different jobs to keep you running, breathing, and growing. Question 5. What do your bones contain that makes them incredibly strong, hard, and healthy? Iron, calcium, or vitamin C? Calcium. Calcium is correct. Calcium is a mineral that helps build strong bones and teeth. You can get it from foods like milk, cheese, and broccoli, and other foods too. Calcium, super important. Question 6. What are the tiny bumps on your tongue called? that help you notice if food is sweet, salty, sour, or bitter. Taste buds. They are taste buds. Your tongue is covered in thousands of microscopic taste buds that send flavor reports directly to your brain. Flavor report? Flavor report? That's funny, I've never thought of it as a flavor report. Hey brain, I have a report for you on this donut that she just ate. It is sweet, and a little salty, and delicious. Question 7. What instrument is used to measure the exact temperature of something to see how hot or cold it is? A thermometer. Thermometer is correct.

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Traditional thermometers contain a liquid that expands and climbs up a tube when it gets hot, and it shrinks back down when it gets cold. But most of the time now, what kind of thermometer do we use? A digital one. Parent challenge. What do we call a material that stops or slows down the flow of electricity or heat? An insulator, a conductor, or a generator? Insulator? Insulator is correct. Materials like rubber, plastic, and wood are great insulators. That's why electrical wires are wrapped in plastic coating to keep us safe. You want to have something that doesn't conduct electricity holding on to something electric so that it doesn't have a full current in everything, right? Round 5. The category is Toys and Games. Question 1. In the property-buying game Monopoly, what is the very first space on the board where you start and collect money when you pass it? Go, start, or home? Question two. What iconic backyard toy features a long, wet plastic sheet that you connect to a garden hose so you can slide across the grass on your belly? Question three. What toy line lets you load high-tech, customizable spinning tops into a plastic arena to battle until one of them bursts apart? Question 4 In what country?

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were Legos invented? The U.S., Japan, or Denmark? Question 5. Which mystery game challenges players to figure out who committed a crime, with what weapon, and in which room of a giant mansion? Question 6. True or false? The carrier is the smallest ship in the battleship fleet. Question 7. What giant, brightly colored plastic ring do you spin around your waist, neck, or arms using a swirling motion? Parent Challenge What Classic Party Game Involves Sticking a Paper Accessory Onto a Drawing of an Animal While Wearing a Tight Blindfold? Last Round Answers Question 1. In the property-buying game Monopoly, What is the very first space on the board where you start and collect money when you pass it? Go, start, or home? Go. Go is correct. Passing go is the best way to get a quick cash boost of $200 to keep buying up properties. Question 2. What iconic backyard toy features a long, wet plastic sheet that you connect to a garden hose so you can slide across the grass on your belly? A slip inside! Correct! Invented in 1961, the water running over the slick plastic sheet lowers friction, allowing you to slide incredibly fast across the lawn. You know what I want to do? What?

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find like a huge drop hill and put on a plastic bag and cover it in dish soap. I've seen people

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do that online and you go so fast. You know what would be even more fun? Is if at the end of the slip and slide there was a ramp and then you flew into a body of water. That would be so fun. Or if

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you flew into the ground. That sounds fun too. Yeah. Into the ground? I would prefer a soft lamp.

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For a body of water. Question three. What toy line lets you load high-tech customizable spinning tops into a plastic arena to battle until one of them bursts apart? Bayblade, I remember now. Beyblades is correct. Question 4. In what country were Legos invented? The US, Japan, or Denmark? Denmark. That is right. The name Lego comes from the Danish phrase legot, which translates to play well. Question five. Which mystery game challenges players to figure out who committed a crime with what weapon and in which room of a giant mansion? Clue. Clue is correct. We just taught Brooks how to play Clue, so we've been playing that quite a bit lately. Who's your go-to character? Oh. Lately, I've been Peacock a lot. Who's yours? White or Scarlet. But I'm Plum a lot too, I say. Yeah, I like to be Mr. Green a lot, too, because that's my favorite color. But I also don't mind being Colonel Mustard. I don't like that the word Colonel is so hard to spell. That the word Colonel has no R in it. Where does the R sound in the word Colonel come from? When I was little, I called him Colonial Mustard. Where's the A? I know I was little, but I knew there was no R in there, so I wasn't going to call him Colonel. I guess that makes sense. Question six. True or false, the carrier is the smallest ship in the battleship fleet. False is the biggest. You're right. The smallest ship in the classic board game battleship is the destroyer, which occupies two spaces on the grid. The carrier, which is an aircraft carrier, is the biggest. Question seven. What giant, brightly colored plastic ring do you spin around your waist neck or arms using a swirling motion a hula hoop me i want a hula hoop i used to be a good hula hooper i can hula hoop well i don't think i can really anymore i lost my mojo i think i could do good with three oh like stacked on top of each other or like one on your waist and two on your arms and one on your neck they're all my waste but maybe two is the max parent challenge what classic party game involves sticking a paper accessory onto a drawing of an animal while wearing a tight blindfold. Pin the tail on the donkey. Pin the tail on the donkey is correct. I thought by making it sound really kind of scientific, it wouldn't be that easy, but apparently you nailed it. You stick piece of paper on animal. Yeah, that's true. Pin the tail on the donkey is the answer. Hey guys, finding the perfect gift

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GIFT. And now it's time for the final exam. Now remember, you've heard these questions in the previous rounds. But these were the hardest ones we've had, so use your memory and try to think back to what the answers are. Question 1. What is the name of the island home where Moana lives? Montanui. Question 2. How many eyes does a typical caterpillar have? 12 Question 3. In what country were Legos invented? Denmark Question 4. What do your bones contain that make them incredibly strong, hard, and healthy? Calcium Question 5. In Ratatouille, what is the name of the terrifyingly strict food critic who takes one bite of Remy's food and remembers his childhood? Anton Ego Question 6. In tennis, if a player hits a serve and the ball hits the net but still lands in the correct box, what is this called? Alette Question 7. What are the basic building blocks of all living things, including your own body? Cells. And it has come time for the weekly birthdays! Remember, if you are missing the songs along with the shoutouts, you can still hear them in our ad-free Patreon episodes and on our YouTube channel. The first shout-out goes to Cecilia, who is turning nine. Happy birthday, Cecilia! She lives in Morrisville, North Carolina, and she's been claiming to be nine years old since she was only two, and she's finally made it! Cecilia is super smart with a curious mind and does great in school. She loves reading, playing soccer, dancing, working on her headstands and handstands, and hanging out with her Girl Scout troop. Cecilia is also an incredibly talented artist and a huge animal lover who spends lots of time snuggling with her dogs Pearl and Opal. And your family says, Cecilia is a total jokester and is constantly making us laugh. She is so much fun to be around and we are so lucky to have a front row seat to all of her shenanigans. Happy 9th birthday,

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Cecilia. We are so proud of you and love you more than words can say. Love mom, dad, and Katie. Next up is Daniel, who is turning 6! Happy birthday, Daniel! Daniel is a wonderful child who loves his family, knock-knock jokes, Mario, and Tetris. He is kind, smart, and always ready to share what he knows and ask about what he doesn't. Daniel enjoys playing in creeks, playing video games, coloring, and looking at the weather. And your family says, we are so proud of the young man you are becoming and can't wait to see you discover more about the world around you. We wish you a year full of learning, laughter, and adventure. We love you very much and we always will. Happy birthday, Daniel. Love, mom and dad. Next up on the birthday shout-out list is an elephantine birthday shout-out for Freddie, who...

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is turning seven. Happy birthday, Freddie! She lives on Waiakee Island in New Zealand! Freddie has an enormous heart, overflowing with kindness and love. The ocean, the plants, and all the animals, including the insects, are so lucky to have her looking out for them. she is a gifted artist a joyful swimmer and a brave actress who has just nailed her very first stage play hooray unicorn and your family says your effort and focus are your real life superpowers and we love supporting you to try new things even new foods we are so incredibly proud of the person you are growing into. Happy 7th birthday, Freddie. Huge love from Mama, Papa, Jagger, and Bobby. Coming up next in the birthdays is Leanna, who is turning 7. Happy birthday, Leanna. She is from Vancouver, Canada. Leanna is the sweetest girl in her family. She is kind, warm, generous, and incredibly empathetic. She loves spending time with her older brother, Jeffrey, even though Jeffrey is sometimes a little reluctant to join in. Liana is also the queen of the monkey bars. She spends so much time swinging and climbing that her hands are never blister-free. Liana's favorite food is definitely chocolate. In fact, life is pretty hard for her without chocolate. Me too, girl. And your family says, Nana, Mommy, and Dada love you so much. We are so proud of the amazing girl you are becoming. We wish you the happiest seventh birthday and a year filled with love, laughter, adventure, and lots of chocolate. Most importantly, always be yourself. We love you exactly as you are. Next up is Jonah, who is turning seven. Happy birthday, Jonah. He loves playing basketball, football, pickleball, swimming at the pool, and playing golf with his dad. Jonah has the kindest heart, and he is super smart, and your family says, Jonah, we are so proud of you and love you so very much. Happy birthday! The next birthday shout-out goes to Price, who is turning 7! Happy birthday, Price! He is from Huntington Woods, Michigan. His name, Price, means enthusiasm, and that is the perfect word to describe him. Price loves all sports,

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especially football, and his favorite teams are the Buffalo Bills, Detroit Lions, and the Michigan State Spartans. Price is also a swimming machine this summer, participating in his town's junior swim team on top of taking swimming lessons. He is a very curious person and loves to learn. His favorite books are the Who Was biography series, and he has read just about every one that their library has. Besides his enthusiasm and curiosity, Price is an incredibly sweet, considerate kid who is beloved by his teachers, coaches, friends, and family. And your family says, Happy Birthday, Price! We love you! From Mom, Dad, Brother Gibbs, and Dog, Maya! Now we are gonna wish a very happy birthday to Matthias, who is turning seven! Happy birthday, Matias. He lives in Texas. Matias loves playing with his dog, Nico, Minecraft, camp, YouTube, and making videos for his future YouTube channel. He is kind, funny, and full of personality. And your mom says, Matias, you make mom so proud every day. I am so lucky to be your mom, and I love you to the moon and back. Happy 7th birthday! Our next shout-out goes to Quinn, who is turning 9. Happy birthday, Quinn! She is the best big sister to her little brother, Liam. Quinn loves reading and made it into the Million Words Club. Wow! Wow! And your family says, Quinn is sweet, funny, loyal, beautiful, and she always makes us laugh. We love you.

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love you. Love Mama, Dada, Liam, Pepper, and Sunny. And our last birthday this week goes out to Delaney, who is turning 8. Happy birthday, Delaney. She lives in Pennsylvania and has never met an animal she didn't befriend and try to save, including worms, bugs, and crabs. delaney loves playing basketball and soccer she is super adventurous and creative and she can make art out of anything and your family says we love you so much delaney love mom dad finn and charlie your dog and cats and here is your conversation starter what do you dislike most when it happens to you? Sneezing, hiccuping, or coughing? I know Ren is going to say coughing. I am going to say

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coughing. Tell them why. So I have this where I cough and I can't stop. And it's just like a tickle in the back of my throat. We'll be like, and then it'll just like be that for all night or all day. And it is so annoying. I knew you were going to say that because I know that you

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hate that that happens. You have a tickle in your throat a lot, and so you clear your throat a lot, and it bugs you. So I knew you were going to say that. What's yours? I don't like to have the hiccups. I like sneezing. I think sneezing feels good.

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I think sneezing is amazing.

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Hiccuping, I don't like, so I would pick that.

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I would pick hiccuping, except it doesn't occur to me as much as coughing. Thank you for listening. Bye-bye.

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