This is trivia for kids, where it's not just for adults anymore.

Good day, everybody, and welcome to episode 132 of trivia for kids, the podcast.

My name is Kaisi.

I'm Quinn.

We haven't done accents in a while.

I haven't had a reason to, and I just wanted to like, I don't know what that accent was.

I feel like it started Australian and then flipped into British.

I heard something that if you're trying to speak in an Australian accent, you're supposed to, no, if you're trying to speak in a British accent, you're supposed to try to talk from the bottom of your throat. So if you're talking in British, you talk from the bottom. And when you're talking in an Australian accent, you're supposed to try to talk in the middle of your throat.

So, Aussies talk from the middle of their throat.

Throat, that was a good word.

And then when you're trying to do an American accent, you talk out of your mouth.

And then when you're doing an Irish accent, you try to talk out of your teeth, like from the front of your teeth.

I don't know if it works, but I'm going to give it a try.

So there are some accents for the start of the show, Quinn. So we get to start this week with a fix from last

week's show. I knew it was going to happen. Whenever we do a category that's really popular,

I'm bound to make a mistake. So my question on the Minecraft one was which was the

smallest animal. And I said the answer was chicken. I actually even researched this before I

put on the question to make sure that I was correct. So I don't know if my question was like,

which was the smallest animal that you can eat in Minecraft?

I don't know how Minecraft works.

Maybe that's what I should have said.

But the actual smallest mob is actually tadpoles would have been the smallest actual animal.

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