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Daily answers · #16

Smarddy Daily #16: the answers

Saturday, August 1, 2026. The same seven questions everyone got that day, with the right answers and the fun facts from the recap.

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  1. Which rock band fronted by Chad Kroeger released the 2001 hit 'How You Remind Me'?
    • Nickelback ✓
    • Staind
    • Creed
    • Default
    Fun fact: How You Remind Me was Billboard's top rock song of the 2000s.
  2. What is the term for a home run hit when the bases are loaded, scoring four runs at once?
    • Grand slam ✓
    • Walk-off
    • Cycle
    • Rubber game homer
    Fun fact: A grand slam is baseball's highest-scoring hit because all bases are occupied.
  3. The popular Australian spread 'Vegemite' is primarily made from which ingredient?
    • Yeast extract ✓
    • Soybean paste
    • Anchovies
    • Malt vinegar
    Fun fact: Vegemite is made from brewer's yeast extract and has a concentrated savory flavor.
  4. Mariah Carey's self-titled debut album, featuring 'Vision of Love,' was released in which year?
    • 1988
    • 1990 ✓
    • 1992
    • 1994
    Aside: Mariah Carey's debut produced four number ones, which is a very confident way to say hello.
  5. Which spice is the most expensive by weight in the world?
    • Saffron ✓
    • Vanilla
    • Cardamom
    • Cinnamon
    Fun fact: Saffron comes from the tiny red stigmas of crocus flowers.
  6. The very first music video ever played on MTV in 1981 was performed by which band?
    • The Buggles ✓
    • Queen
    • The Police
    • Duran Duran
    Fun fact: Video Killed the Radio Star opened MTV's first day of broadcasting.
  7. What is the Italian soffritto aromatic base most often built from?
    • Onion, celery, and carrot ✓
    • Only garlic and oil
    • Tomato paste alone
    • Roux and milk
    Fun fact: Soffritto is Italy's aromatic base, similar to France's mirepoix.

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