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Hey everyone, I'm Nick Kosir, the Dancing Weatherman. It's time to take the quiz. This is the quiz. History, pop culture, science, sports, civics. How much do you know? Let's find out.
Five days a week, it's five questions in less than five minutes. We ask people on the streets of New York City to play along. Let's see how you do. Question one. What Motown legend is known for hits like Tears of a Clown, Shop Around, and You've Really Gotta Hold on Me? Probably Elvis Presley.
Smokey Robinson. That's Smokey Robinson. Question two. In 2017, the Disastrous Fire Festival was a joint business venture between Billy McFarland and what American rapper? Kanye West. Ja Rule.
The answer is Ja Rule. Not bad so far, but they're getting tougher from here, so let's keep going. Set in the Windy City, which of the following is not a Chicago Fire spinoff? Chicago PD, Chicago Med, Chicago Correctional, or Chicago Justice? Chicago Med? Chicago Correctional.
Chicago Correctional is not one of the spin-offs. Question four. Smoke point is the temperature at which cooking fat begins to release visible smoke. What refined oil has the highest recorded smoke point with a range of 480 to 520 degrees Fahrenheit? It's going to say olive. Peanut? Peanut oil? I really don't know. The answer is avocado oil. Play, share, listen. Question five is next.
Jason and the House, the Jason Chaffetz podcast. Dive deeper than the headlines and the party lines as I take on American life, politics, and entertainment. Subscribe now on foxnewspodcast.com or wherever you download podcasts. And question five. A powerful explosive often used in artillery, grenades, and bombs, TNT, stands for what compound? I don't know. Dynamite. Dynamite.
The answer is trinitrotaluene.
How'd you do on the quiz? Either way, you can try again tomorrow. And if you missed any along the way, you can always find more quizzes at thequiz.fox and come back here to see how you did. I'm Nick Koser, and thanks for taking the quiz. Take the quiz at thequiz.fox. Play, share, listen. Five questions, five minutes, five days a week. Thequiz.fox.
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