The Robot That Does Everything
A dream robot handles chores and companionship
Sep 24, 2026 · 53 min · 23 segments
Welcome to **Trivia for Kids**, the family‑friendly **general knowledge trivia podcast** for **kids, families, teachers, school admins, and trivia lovers of all ages**! This episode features five…
[upbeat music] 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.
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.
Round number one.
The category is weird but true.
Question one, how many bananas were in the world's largest bunch? 47, 473, or 4,730.
Question two, how long was the longest fingernail on one person's hand? One foot, three feet, or six feet long.
Question three, who has more bones, babies or adults? Question four, what is the only letter in the alphabet that doesn't appear in any US state name? J, Z, or Q.
Question five, which Pixar character's original name was Tinny before it became the famous character we know today? Buzz Lightyear, Wall-E, or Mater.
Question six, as of September of 2026, how old is the oldest living person? 108, 113, or 117.
Question seven, what animal body part is cooked in a spicy curry broth to make the Pakistani dish paye? Hooves, nostrils, or tail.
Parent challenge, what organ in your body cannot feel pain? And now the round number one answers.
Question one, how many bananas were in the world's largest bunch? 47, 473, or 4,730.
That's a crazy amount.
Any of those is crazy.
I'm gonna say 473.
You would be correct.
A giant bunch grown in the Canary Islands weighed 286 pounds and contained 473 bananas.
That is a lot of banana bread.
How does that even happen?
Well, you've seen those bunches that they pull out of trees.
Yeah.
[upbeat music] 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.
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.
Round number one.
The category is weird but true.
Question one, how many bananas were in the world's largest bunch? 47, 473, or 4,730.
Question two, how long was the longest fingernail on one person's hand? One foot, three feet, or six feet long.
Question three, who has more bones, babies or adults? Question four, what is the only letter in the alphabet that doesn't appear in any US state name? J, Z, or Q.
Question five, which Pixar character's original name was Tinny before it became the famous character we know today? Buzz Lightyear, Wall-E, or Mater.
Question six, as of September of 2026, how old is the oldest living person? 108, 113, or 117.
Question seven, what animal body part is cooked in a spicy curry broth to make the Pakistani dish paye? Hooves, nostrils, or tail.
Parent challenge, what organ in your body cannot feel pain? And now the round number one answers.
Question one, how many bananas were in the world's largest bunch? 47, 473, or 4,730.
That's a crazy amount.
Any of those is crazy.
I'm gonna say 473.
You would be correct.
A giant bunch grown in the Canary Islands weighed 286 pounds and contained 473 bananas.
That is a lot of banana bread.
How does that even happen?
Well, you've seen those bunches that they pull out of trees.
Yeah.
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