It's Mr. Shnoose, the manager of the Fluesville Factory, bringing you Flues Mania, the fun-filled Flues challenge for kiddos of all ages.

Personally, I love trivia. It's one of my favourite

things, a close third place after bicycles and watermelons. And today is Trivia Day.

Today, Flues mania is all about the Olympics.

Fizzies love competition and we especially love the Olympics.

I've got seven big questions.

So fasten your seat belts, kids of all ages and away.

We go! Question number one.

In the Olympic track and field competition, there's one event where the person runs down a skinny track with a long stick in their hand and then uses that long stick to pick them up and carry them over a bar, way up in the air.

What's this competition called?

Ooh, this event sounds awfully dangerous.

I would recommend trying something else first, like a watermelon seed spitting contest.

Now, the answer is the pole vault. Question number two.

The relay race is a very popular Olympic event. In this event a team member runs part way around the track and then hands a baton to the next team member.

How many members are on a relay race team?

I'll give you a clue, alright?

It's two, four or, um, 20.

And the answer is, can I get a drum roll please?

20!

Wait, that's not right.

Bob the station manager gave me the wrong piece of paper.

Ah, here we are.

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