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1
All kangaroos use their what when they jump?
Joeys
Tongues
Tails
Wits
2
A scallop has how many eyes - all of them blue?
101
35
1
333
3
Australia has the largest sand island in the world, which is it?
Fraser Island
Kangaroo Island
Christmas Island
Tasmania
4
During the Middle Ages, you could be accused of witchcraft if your what disobeyed you?
Pets
Parents
Children
Students
5
What word is most used in the English language?
Hello
Oi
The
What
6
Australians are the biggest buyers of what?
LCD TV's
Big Mac's
4WD vehicles
i-phone's
7
How many Australians have died from 1996 to 2015 by watering their x-mas tree with the lights on?
31
100 413
1
9257
8
How long is the world's longest human foot?
1 metre
31 cm
69 cm
5000 mm
9
About what fraction of the oxygen in your bloodstream is used by your brain?
Quarter
Three-quarters
100%
Half
10
Some toothpaste contains what?
Concrete
Worms
Silicone
Antifreeze
11
Sigmund Freud had a morbid fear of what?
His mother
Ants
Traffic
Ferns
12
The average bird's eyes take up what percentage of the space in its skull?
2%
50%
97%
31%
13
What tool was first used to help knights put on their armour?
Screwdriver
Hammer
Jack
Spanner
14
Which city's streets were first lit at night by gas on 24th May, 1841?
New York
Moscow
Paris
Sydney
15
What is the chief export of Nauru, an island nation in the western Pacific?
Bird droppings
Refugees
Camels
Gold
16
In the original comics, Superman's dog was called what?
Lexie
Krypto
Luther
Dusty
17
How much shorter is it driving anticlockwise around Australia than clockwise?
4 m
900 m
26 000 km
187 km
18
Who went blind studying the sun through telescopes?
Elton John
Icarus
Stevie Wonder
Galileo
19
Water babies: Baby sea lions have to be taught to do what?
Swim
Maths
Drink
Sleep
20
What percentage of the world's gambling machines are in Australia?
95%
21%
3%
62%