It's the Brian Laris show on WNYC.

Good morning again, everyone, and this drive, as we've been doing in recent membership drives.

We are doing a 10-question quiz each day around 11 o'clock,

breaking it up a little bit during the drive to have a little fun while we do all the serious

content segments and then ask you for money the rest of the show. And we're covering a different theme

each day. Get two in a row right. And today you can choose between a Brian Larishelle

baseball cap or the WNYC Tote that says you can't defund the truth. Our theme for today is New York

City neighborhoods. And we'll start with Cindy in the West Village, one of those New York

City neighborhoods. Cindy, are ready to play? I'm ready. All right, question one. Not too York City neighborhoods. Cindy, are you ready to play?

I'm ready.

All right. Question one. Not too far from you. What does Tribeca stand for?

Triangle below Canal Street.

Yes. Okay. Number two, for the hat or the tote, which borough is home to the largest park in New York City?

Or name the park.

You've only got five to choose from.

I know.

Largest in terms of acres. Prothbeth Park in Brooklyn.

Oh, sorry, Cindy.

No.

It's the Bronx is the answer to the borough question.

And from the Parks and Recreation, New York City government website, Pelham Bay Park in the Bronx is the largest

park in New York City spanning 2,765 acres more than three times the size of Central Park,

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