Facts to pause the movie for...
In Lord of the Rings, Viggo Mortensen really got a kick out of this one
What is a broken toe?
A snare drum uses this to make its signature buzz sound
What is a snare?
Alaska doesn't use counties. Instead, they use these
What is a boroughs?
This is how you can estimate the age of a tree
What is counting the rings?
This is the 3d counterpart of a circle
What is a sphere?
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In Lord of the Rings, Legolas fires a "warning" shot and it hits this actor
Who is Peter Jackson?
This percussion instrument makes a vibrating pitch with 2 metal or plastic balls hitting against a small metal sheet
What is a flexatone?
The northern most "Western" Wisconsin country(according to https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/aboutdhs/regions.htm)
What is Douglass county?
These are the largest trees
What is a redwood?
This is the distance from the center of a circle to the perimeter
What is a radius?
In Lord of the Rings, Fellowship of the Ring this actor takes a big bite of a carrot.
Who is Peter Jackson?
The smallest drums on a set of tenor drums
This state has the most counties in the country
What is Texas?
This tree shares a name with a famous US general
What is General Sherman?/What is Sherman?
This number is the total angle of a circle(in degrees)
What is 360 degrees?
In Lord of the Rings, Viggo Mortensen, accidentally deflects this
What is a knife?
This is the lowest note a 32 inch timpani can play
This state has the least counties
What is Delaware?
This state houses the worlds oldest tree
What is California?
This is the formula for a circle
What is Pi*radius squared?
In Lord of the Rings, the Black Gate scenes where filmed here
What is a military testing ground?
This is called an organ, although it makes its sound by hitting stalactites and stalagmites in a cave
What is the Great Stalacpipe Organ?
Double
This is the US county with the highest population
What is Los Angeles?
These 15 tree seeds are out of this world
What are moon trees?
The diameter of a circle is identical to the longest form of this line in a circle
What is a chord?