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1
The suffix "-stan" means 'where one stands' in Persian.
False
True
2
The last major landmass on Earth to be inhabited by humans was... (Antarctica is not an option)
Australia
Greenland
Patagonia
New Zealand
3
At 8 to 9cm long, the following bird is the smallest in Australia.
Eastern Wobble
Yellow Finch
Weebill
Golden Wren
4
The 1808 'Rum Rebellion' against Governor Macquarie was the only coup d'état in Australian history.
True
False
5
The flag of which sovereign state depicts its territorial outline?
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Cyprus
Moldova
Kosovo
6
Which Australian native food plant was popularised and commercially grown in Hawaii?
Pepperberry
Davidson's Plum
Fingerlime
Macadamia
7
Here are four flags featuring the Southern Cross. Which one other flag also features this constellation?
Singapore
Mozambique
Jamaica
Brazil
8
Which year was the Thylacine (aka Tasmanian Tiger) officially declared extinct?
1940
1987
1955
1936
9
ANZUS was signed in 1951, during the Korean War. NZ functionally exitted the treaty in 1985, over what issue?
Access for nuclear powered & nuclear armed US vessels to New Zealand ports.
Access to North American markets for NZ agriculture.
Personal animosity between NZ PM David Lange & US President Ronald Reagan.
US refusal to share nuclear technology with NZ.
10
Anna Creek Station is the world’s largest working cattle station, roughly the size of Rwanda. Which state is it in?
South Australia
Northern Territory
Queensland
Western Australia
11
What's this flag?
Switzerland
Georgia
The International Red Cross
Tonga
12
The man depicted in the famous 'succulent Chinese meal' video was wrongfully identified by the public as Charles Dozsa.
False
True
13
What's the order?
Bangladesh, Japan, Laos, Palau
Palau, Japan, Bangladesh, Laos
Laos, Japan, Bangladesh, Palau
Palau, Japan, Laos, Bangladesh
14
Which of the following tribal people were the southernmost population on Earth, prior to European colonialism?
Ngāi Tahu Iwi (Ngāi Tahu Tribe)
Nuenonne Aboriginals
Yaghan people
Selk'nam (Ona people)
15
The oldest human remains found in Australia come from Lake Mungo in southwest NSW. Most recent estimates date them at...
47,000 years old
22,000 years old
100,000 years old
40,000 years old
16
In the 1890s, a group of Australians left for _____ to set up an ultimately failed communist utopia named New Australia.
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
New Zealand
Rhodesia
17
The most arid (driest) place on the planet is the Atacama Desert.
True
False
18
Australia used to be home to megafauna like this, which roamed the continent as recently as 7000 years ago. What is it?
Giant wombat
Giant ground sloth
Diprotodon
Marsupial Lion
19
(can you remember) what's the order?
Romania, Ivory Coast, Chad, Ireland
Chad, Ivory Coast, Ireland, Romania
Ivory Coast, Chad, Romania, Ireland
Romania, Ireland, Ivory Coast, Chad
20
The following names were considered instead of Canberra: Captain Cook, Shakespeare, Kangaremu, Sydmeladperho, Eucalypta
True
False
21
Which harbourside suburb in Sydney is Nutcote, the house of famed Australian author May Gibbs, situated?
Mosman
Watsons Bay
Cremorne Point
Kurraba Point
22
Skywhale
was launched in 2014 to commemorate the Canberra centenary. Which famous Australian sculptor designed it?
Lindy Lee
Patricia Piccinini
Mick Al-Angelo
Benjamin Law
23
Mount Kosciuszko is the tallest summit administered by the Commonwealth of Australia.
False
True
24
What's the order?
Turkey, Tunisia, Pakistan, Algeria
Turkey, Algeria, Tunisia, Pakistan
Pakistan, Algeria, Turkey, Tunisia
Tunisia, Turkey, Algeria, Pakistan
25
The flag of which UN Member state features a dragon?
Georgia
Bhutan
Wales
Sri Lanka
26
In what year did Aus. adopt the
Statute of Westminster
, establishing legislative independence from the UK?
1942
1919
1986
1901
27
Which of the following celebrity chefs is famous for a longstanding heritage and popular farmshop in the Barossa Valley?
Neil Perry
Maggie Beer
Curtis Stone
Donna Hay
28
Which deceased former Australian Prime Minister explicitly requested that a suburb in Canberra not be named after him?
William McMahon
Gough Whitlam
Malcolm Fraser
Robert Menzies
29
Which territory was run as a personal fiefdom of the Clunies-Ross family until it was acquired by Australia in 1978?
Christmas Island
Lord Howe Island
Cocos (Keeling) Islands
Norfolk Island
30
The Queensland locality of Buderim is famously associated with which crop?
Ginger
Macadamias
Sugar cane
Apples
31
Geelong is famous for its now disused Holden manufacturing plant.
False
True
32
Which country has the most neighbours (countries they share a border with)?
The French Republic
The United States of America
The Republic of China
The Russian Federation
33
This coat of arms features on which national flag?
Mexico
French Guiana
Peru
Arizona
34
The Mirny diamond mine in Siberia is so large that it can suck in helicopters flying over it.
True
False
35
What kind of bird features on the Papua New Guinea flag?
Bird of paradise
Papuan harpy eagle
Cassowary
Frigate bird
36
Which country in South America has two capital cities: a constitutional capital and an executive capital?
Bolivia
Paraguay
Peru
Brazil
37
How many countries use the suffix -stan in their name?
7
5
6
4
38
In 2019 a Florida man was clawed to death by his pet cassowary. How many confirmed cassowary deaths have occurred in Aus
1
0
2
4
39
The Queensland town on Bundaberg is popularly referred to as the 'Southern Gateway to the Barrier Reef'.
False
True
40
The Aboriginal name for Mount Wellington, the picturesque backdrop to Hobart, is 'Kunyanyanyi'.
True
False
41
How many ships were there in the First Fleet?
13
11
10
9
42
What name is given to the speech by Sir Henry Parkes in 1889, marking the commencement of the Federation process?
The Holbrook Homily
The Tenterfield Oration
The Cobargo Corollary
The Ballarat Declaration
43
In what year did Papua New Guinea become independent from Australia?
1960
1975
1983
1946
44
Koalas suffer from two serious pathogens which have lowered their population: _________ & koala retrovirus
Herpes
Marsupial AIDS
Chlamydia
Arboreal Crabs
45
There are only two double-landlocked countries in the world. Which two countries are they?
Austria & Kyrgyzstan
Andorra & Afghanistan
Liechtenstein & Uzbekistan
Switzerland & Mongolia
46
What's this flag?
Northern Territory
Western Australia
Central Desert Regional Land Council
Norfolk Island
47
The Kentia Palm has been a popular houseplant since the 19th century. It is native to which part of Australia?
Daintree rainforest
Norfolk Island
Lord Howe Island
Southeast Queensland
48
Which famous actor and local philanthropist comes from the idyllic surf-side California town of Pacifica?
Larry David
Bill Burr
David Spade
Rob Schneider
49
The town of Kiama on the New South Wales coast has one very famous natural landmark. What is it?
Unusually circular rock pools
Blowhole
Blue hole (submerged sinkhole)
Rainforest gulley
50
The most poisonous spider in Australia is the...
Wolf Spider
White Tail Spider
Red Back
Funnel Web
51
What's the order?
Peru, Austria, Poland, Indonesia
Monaco, Austria, Poland, Peru
Indonesia, Peru, Poland, Austria
Poland, Peru, Indonesia, Austria