Aussie A's (Strine That Is!)

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. What, in the Australian vernacular, is an 'apple-eater'? A New Zealander A child A Tasmanian A vegetarian

2. What is the strine term for the afternoon? Answer: (One Word - four letters)

3. If I don't know someone at all, I wouldn't know them from (in the vernacular), whom? Adrian Adam Alan Abigail

4. What, in strine, is an Aussie salute? A movement of the hand to wave goodbye A military hand movement A movement of the hand to shoo away flies A movement of the hand to wave hello

5. What, in strine, are 'anchors'? Joe Blakes Joe Blows Broads Brakes

6. What's the Aussie term for 'have a good weekend'? Answer: (One Word - fourteen letters)

7. Who or what, in the vernacular, is 'Auntie'? Dame Edna Everage The Australian Aunts Association Queen Elizabeth II The Australian Broadcasting Corporation

8. What is the Australian term for an atypical member of the working class? Aussie bottler Aussie bludger Aussie battler Aussie beauty

9. Fill in the following to complete the Australian term used when you don't know what's going on. 'You don't know if you're . . . . . . or Martha!' Answer: (One Word - six letters)

10. If you finish something particularly difficult on your first go, what, in the vernacular, are you said to be? Lucky Arsey Flukey Cheeky