Trivia Time: Frozen Edition

[Johnny Unusual]

Sorry for no build up. Busy month. Real tired. But I still got a new trivia for you! It's themed after the movie Frozen!

Trivia Time: Frozen Edition

1. Frozen Heart – Questions about cardiac arrest
2. Do You Want to Build a Snowman? – Questions about adaptions of “The Snowman”
3. For the First Time in Forever – Questions about the creation of the universe
4. Love is an Open Door – Questions about hinges
5. Let It Go – Questions about animal urine
6. Reindeer(s) Are Better Than People – Questions about famous reindeer
7. In Summer – Questions about August
8. For the First Time in Forever (Reprise) – Questions about universal reboots in fiction
9. Fixer Upper – Questions about restoring historical sites
10. Vuelie– Questions about Scandinavian music genres.

Round 1
1. For a first aid responder, what is the primary treatment for cardiac arrest?
2. In the American release of the animated special The Snowman, which rock star appeared in an introductory sequence?
3. Which theory is the prevailing one in the creation of the universe?
4. What variety of barrel hinge runs the entire length of a door, panel, box, etc., and has a musical instrument based name?
5. What buttery food does the urine of the bearcat smell like?
6. For what department store did Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer first make an appearance in a pamphlet?
7. Which Roman Emperor was August named after? Full name please.
8. What DC Comics comic “maxi-series” released in 1985-86 culminated in the reboot of continuity?
9. In 2014, which restoration was botched with sections of which wonder of the world was covered in cement?
10. What Swedish version of a common musical genre have those who’ve mastered it awarded the title of riksspelman?

 

[Johnny Unusual]

Round 1 answers
1. For a first aid responder, what is the primary treatment for cardiac arrest? CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation)
2. In the American release of the animated special The Snowman, which rock star appeared in an introductory sequence? David Bowie
3. Which theory is the prevailing one in the creation of the universe? The Big Bang
4. What variety of barrel hinge runs the entire length of a door, panel, box, etc., and has a musical instrument based name? Piano hinge (continuous)
5. What buttery food does the urine of the bearcat smell like? Popcorn (hot buttered)
6. For what department store did Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer first make an appearance in a pamphlet? Montgomery Ward
7. Which Roman Emperor was August named after? Full name please. Caesar Augustus
8. What DC Comics comic “maxi-series” released in 1985-86 culminated in the reboot of continuity? Crisis on Infinite Earths. Sorry, Blasto, couldn't accept "Infinite Crisis" which was a different mini-series that was a sequel to Crisis on Infinite Earths.
9. In 2014, which restoration was botched with sections of which wonder of the world was covered in cement? The Great Wall of China
10. What Swedish version of a common musical genre have those who’ve mastered it awarded the title of riksspelman? Folk


Capt. Blasto - 7 Points
Yimothy - 5 Points
Kirin - 5 Points

1. On the topic of cardiac arrest, what does SCD stand for?
2. In the sequel to the special, what kind of animal made of snow gets second billing in the title?
3. What is the name of the study of the origin of the universe?
4. What variety of decorative barrel hinge has leave resembling a particular insects wings?
5. What do cave rats use their urine for (aside from what everyone uses urine for) in their day to day life?
6. What poem was famous for naming Santa’s reindeer?
7. What was the original Latin name for August, which indicated it was the sixth month?
8. In what science fiction television series features a story in which the protagonist must use an object called “the Pandorica” to create a second big bang to restart the universe?
9. What site which contained the Intihuatana, the Temple of the Sun, and the Room of the Three Windows was 30% restored by 1976?
10. What portmanteau is used to describe Nordic popular music, made popular by bands such as ABBA, Roxette and Aqua?

 

[Yimothy]

4. Love is an Open Door – Questions about hinges

I had to buy a smoke detector this afternoon. After I picked one out, I turned and found the shelf opposite full of hinges. I spent a few minutes looking at them before deciding I probably wasn’t going to learn anything that would help me with future trivia questions.

 

[Johnny Unusual]

Sorry for the lateness of my reply. Yesterday was a long one.

Answers to Round 2

1. On the topic of cardiac arrest, what does SCD stand for? Sudden cardiac death
2. In the sequel to the special, what kind of animal made of snow gets second billing in the title? Snowdog (if you just said dog, I would accept it.
3. What is the name of the study of the origin of the universe? Cosmogony/cosmology
4. What variety of decorative barrel hinge has leave resembling a particular insects wings? Butterfly
5. What do cave rats use their urine for (aside from what everyone uses urine for) in their day to day life? Navigation
6. What poem was famous for naming Santa’s reindeer? "A Visit from St. Nicholas" (AKA Twas the Night Before Christmas)
7. What was the original Latin name for August, which indicated it was the sixth month? Sextillis
8. In what science fiction television series features a story in which the protagonist must use an object called “the Pandorica” to create a second big bang to restart the universe? Doctor Who
9. What site which contained the Intihuatana, the Temple of the Sun, and the Room of the Three Windows was 30% restored by 1976? Machu Picchu
10. What portmanteau is used to describe Nordic popular music, made popular by bands such as ABBA, Roxette and Aqua? Scandipop

Rascally Badger - 15 Points
Capt. Blasto - 12 Points
Kirin - 10 Points
Yimothy - 7 Points

1. In first aid, why are cardiac arrests lowest priority in a multiple victim scenario?
2. In the Snowman stage show, which winter-themed folklore character makes an appearance?
3. The ekpyrotic universe suggests the Big Bang is actually a Big ____. What goes in the blank (clue: it starts with b)?
4. What hand related name is used for the hollow portion through which the pin is set?
5. What predator’s urine does the Siberian chipmunk cover itself in to avoid detection?
6. From what manga/anime series does the anthropomorphic reindeer Tony Tony Chopper originate?
7. According to erroneous folklore, why did Augustus want his month to have 31 days?
#8 is unusual. I'll give you a choice of 2 questions as the first I came up with is actually a spoiler for the upcoming season of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
8a. Spoilers for Stone Ocean (if you don't care, you still probably have a good shot at this) In Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, which Led Zeppelin song is also the name of a stand that threatens to rewrite the universe, before being given a Queen-inspired name for legal reasons?

8b. No spoilers, except for song plagiarism, I guess Which Led Zeppelin song was the subject to a lawsuit due to its similarity to the 1968 instrumental "Taurus" by the Los Angeles-based rock band Spirit?

9. Which historical site’s last restoration was in 1963 after stone 23 of the Sarsen Circle fell over?
10. What subgenre, largely considered to be pioneered (though not created) in Scandanavia, takes it’s name from an album from the English band Venom?

 

[Johnny Unusual]

Answers to Round 3. I actually accidentally deleted them but luckily I remember the answers.

1. In first aid, why are cardiac arrests lowest priority in a multiple victim scenario? Most people got acceptable variants that got them points. But simply put, they are considered "clinically dead" and it's better to focus on the "living" before resuscitation
2. In the Snowman stage show, which winter-themed folklore character makes an appearance? Jack Frost
3. The ekpyrotic universe suggests the Big Bang is actually a Big ____. What goes in the blank (clue: it starts with b)? Bounce
4. What hand related name is used for the hollow portion through which the pin is set? knuckle
5. What predator’s urine does the Siberian chipmunk cover itself in to avoid detection? Snake
6. From what manga/anime series does the anthropomorphic reindeer Tony Tony Chopper originate? One Piece

Spoiler: Tony Tony

7. According to erroneous folklore, why did Augustus want his month to have 31 days? He didn't want "his" month to have fewer days than July (Julius Caesar's month)
#8 is unusual. I'll give you a choice of 2 questions as the first I came up with is actually a spoiler for the upcoming season of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure.
8a. Spoilers for Stone Ocean (if you don't care, you still probably have a good shot at this) In Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, which Led Zeppelin song is also the name of a stand that threatens to rewrite the universe, before being given a Queen-inspired name for legal reasons? Stairway to Heaven (it was soon renamed to Made in Heaven)

8b. No spoilers, except for song plagiarism, I guess Which Led Zeppelin song was the subject to a lawsuit due to its similarity to the 1968 instrumental "Taurus" by the Los Angeles-based rock band Spirit? Stairway to Heaven

9. Which historical site’s last restoration was in 1963 after stone 23 of the Sarsen Circle fell over? Stonehenge
10. What subgenre, largely considered to be pioneered (though not created) in Scandanavia, takes it’s name from an album from the English band Venom? Black Metal

Capt. Blasto - 18 Points
Rascally Badger - 15 Points
Yimothy - 14 Points
Kirin - 10 Points

Round 4

1. What two letters are a mnemonic device for remembering possible treatable or reversible causes of cardiac arrest (covering 12 causes total)?
2. In the Snowman computer game from 1984, what do you need to collect to win?
3. In the Big Bang theory, what is the earliest state of the universe called?
4. What colloquialism referring to loose angular movement of the leaves relative to the pin has a name synonymous with messy refuse?
5. In which part of the body are lobster bladders located, so they may fight each other with urine?
6. What is the name of Kristoff’s reindeer in Frozen?
7. In what Spanish archipelago is August received in the name of Beñesmer or Beñesmen, which was also the harvest festival held this month?
8. Which X-Men film ended with a reboot of the film series continuity?
9. Which site has a Christian cross stating
“The amphitheater, one consecrated to triumphs, entertainments, and the impious worship of pagan gods, is now dedicated to the sufferings of the martyrs purified from impious superstitions.”
After several Popes funded restoration of it?
10. What left-wing, anti-capitalist Swedish movement music that began in the late 60s/early 70s shares a name with a rock subgenre that became very popular in the same era?

 

[Johnny Unusual]

Sorry. Busy new schedule messed me up. It's going to be a bit late this week.

 

[Johnny Unusual]

OK, sorry, it's been a week.

Round 4
1. What two letters are a mnemonic device for remembering possible treatable or reversible causes of cardiac arrest (covering 12 causes total)? Hs and Ts.
2. In the Snowman computer game from 1984, what do you need to collect to win? Snow
3. In the Big Bang theory, what is the earliest state of the universe called? Singularity (Initial singularity)
4. What colloquialism referring to loose angular movement of the leaves relative to the pin has a name synonymous with messy refuse? Slop
5. In which part of the body are lobster bladders located, so they may fight each other with urine? The head
6. What is the name of Kristoff’s reindeer in Frozen? Sven
7. In what Spanish archipelago is August received in the name of Beñesmer or Beñesmen, which was also the harvest festival held this month? The Canary Islands
8. Which X-Men film ended with a reboot of the film series continuity? X-Men: Days of Future Past
9. Which site has a Christian cross stating
“The amphitheater, one consecrated to triumphs, entertainments, and the impious worship of pagan gods, is now dedicated to the sufferings of the martyrs purified from impious superstitions.”

After several Popes funded restoration of it?
The Colosseum
10. What left-wing, anti-capitalist Swedish movement music that began in the late 60s/early 70s shares a name with a rock subgenre that became very popular in the same era? Progg


Capt. Blasto - 23 Points
Rascally Badger - 22 Points
Yimothy - 18 Points
Kirin - 10 Points

Last round!

1. What is the name of designated staff members with particular expertise in resuscitation who are called to the scene of all arrests within the hospital?
2. In the 2017 thriller the Snowman, what is the unfortunate name of Michael Fassbender’s character?
3. When the Big Bang theory was favoured over Fred Hoyle’s Steady State cosmological model, he reluctantly reworked it to include the Big Bang. What was the name of this mash-up?
4. What is the posterior-based name for any hinge which is designed to be set into a door frame and/ or door?
5. During what period do bears not urinate, instead converting it to protein?
6. Which of Santa’s reindeer was the focus of a film starring Sam Elliot, Cloris Leachman and Abe Vigoda?
7. What kind of celestial events are the Kappa Cygnids and the Alpha Capricornids, which take place in August?
8. In which sci-fi series features an episode where the protagonists use a time machine that can only move forward, which they use until they enter a new universe identical to the previous to return "home"?
9. Which historical site has a restoration project funded by Lord Curzon, who replaced the garden with European-style lawns still in place today?
10. Which country calls rock music originating from their county suomirock?

 

[Johnny Unusual]

And here we are at the end! Who won the month?

First let's check the answers...

Round 5

1. What is the name of designated staff members with particular expertise in resuscitation who are called to the scene of all arrests within the hospital? Crash team/code team
2. In the 2017 thriller the Snowman, what is the unfortunate name of Michael Fassbender’s character? Harry Hole
3. When the Big Bang theory was favoured over Fred Hoyle’s Steady State cosmological model, he reluctantly reworked it to include the Big Bang. What was the name of this mash-up? Steady Bang
4. What is the posterior-based name for any hinge which is designed to be set into a door frame and/ or door? Butt hinge (also Mortise)
5. During what period do bears not urinate, instead converting it to protein? Hibernation
6. Which of Santa’s reindeer was the focus of a film starring Sam Elliot, Cloris Leachman and Abe Vigoda? Prancer
7. What kind of celestial events are the Kappa Cygnids and the Alpha Capricornids, which take place in August? Meteor showers
8. In which sci-fi series features an episode where the protagonists use a time machine that can only move forward, which they use until they enter a new universe identical to the previous? Futurama. The episode is The Late Phillip J Fry and it's one of the series strongest.
9. Which historical site has a restoration project funded by Lord Curzon, who replaced the garden with European-style lawns still in place today? Taj Mahal
9. Which country calls rock music originating from their county suomirock? Finland

Capt. Blasto -31 Points
Rascally Badger - 29 Points
Yimothy - 23 Points
Kirin - 13 Points

Capt. Blasto won the day! Good job on everyone and I'll see you in the next one!