Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 420, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet.
Round 1. Category: What's Hot
1: The most popular toy of the '96 Christmas season was this Sesame Street doll.Tickle Me Elmo.2: This designer's cK be is "The New Fragrance for People", male or female.Calvin Klein.3: This company created the Virtual Boy, a 3-D game system.Nintendo.4: After The Sugarcubes dissolved in 1992, this Icelandic lead singer went solo.Bjork.5: The introduction of Dolly the Sheep to the world kicked off a debate on the ethics of this in February 1997.Cloning.Round 2. Category: Money Problems
1: If the 4 members of the band Moonpools and Caterpillars split a $2,000 royalty evenly, each gets this amount.$500.2: John's jar had 300 pennies in it, but he lost 2/3 of them in a pitching contest with Bob, leaving this many.100.3: If I had a nickel for every time I said "I" in this answer, I would have this much money.20 cents (4 times).4: Change for a quarter in 4 coins.3 nickels and a dime.5: If Mary, a dime-a-dance girl, handles 10 partners an hour, she earns this amount in 4 hours.$4.00.Round 3. Category: Here Comes The "Sun"
1: From the Middle English for "apart", this term tends to follow the words ripped or torn.asunder.2: This medical term is also known as insolation or thermic fever.sunstroke.3: This interjection is literally German for "health".Gesundheit.4: Describes an egg fried without breaking the yolk or being turned over.sunny side up.5: In tan-speak, it's what SPF stands for.sun protection factor.Round 4. Category: College Aka
1: In Alabama:A reddish-brown colour.Auburn.2: In New York:A brand of toothpaste.Colgate.3: In Texas:An edible grain of the Gramineae family.Rice.4: In Massachusetts:Small clumps of hairs, trees or grass.Tufts.5: In Iowa:A male duck.Drake.Round 5. Category: Illegalities
1: On Jan. 12, 1998 NYC mayor Giuliani announced he'd crack down on these pedestrian miscreants.Jaywalkers.2: Anti-gang laws target this, defined as hanging around or moving too slowly.Loitering.3: This adjective often found before "exposure" means the exposer knows others can see.Indecent.4: From the same root as consecration, this opposite term is sometimes done to flags.Desecration.5: In 1931 Al Capone got 11 years not for murder or bootlegging but for this.Tax evasion.Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!