Sep 17, 2026 · 23 min · 8 segments
Welcome to the **Trivia for Kids Video Podcast**, the play‑along **general knowledge trivia show** made for **kids, families, teachers, school admins, and trivia lovers of all ages**! This episode…
[upbeat music] This category is about animated animals.
Question one, which cartoon mouse lives in a house with Tom the cat?
Jerry.
Jerry is the answer.
Jerry is the clever little mouse who is constantly outsmarting Tom.
A beagle.
He's a beagle.
He doesn't really look like a beagle.
No.
Most of the time I think beagles have brown on them.
Mm-hmm.
And brown
... with black ears.
Hmm.
A rajoon.
I don't know.
[laughs]
A rajoon.
He is a raccoon.
You're right.
Actually?
Yes.
[upbeat music] This category is about animated animals.
Question one, which cartoon mouse lives in a house with Tom the cat?
Jerry.
Jerry is the answer.
Jerry is the clever little mouse who is constantly outsmarting Tom.
A beagle.
He's a beagle.
He doesn't really look like a beagle.
No.
Most of the time I think beagles have brown on them.
Mm-hmm.
And brown
... with black ears.
Hmm.
A rajoon.
I don't know.
[laughs]
A rajoon.
He is a raccoon.
You're right.
Actually?
Yes.
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