Australianisms 2

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. If you were told that someone “had a few roos loose in the top paddock,“ you would assume what? There is a broken fence in the north paddock That the buck kangaroos were chasing the does That the "roos" were escaping from the top That the individual was a little simple

2. Here in the land down under, what would you use a "telling bone" for? Placing a telephone call to your mates or family, or someone you don’t want to talk to in person Sending a fax to your favourite priest Making contact with your deceased friends or family A device for putting a hex on someone you do not like

3. The "Great Aussie Salute" is a? Way of letting a person know that you don’t like them Way of shooing off flies Way to say goodbye Way for Australians to say hello

4. If a native Australian was to go walkabout, where would this person go? On a spatial journey On a spiritual journey On a special journey On a bush walk

5. For an Aussie, what would you be asking for if you requested a "durrie"? A raincoat A diaper A cigarette A double rum

6. A "Chilly bin" is? Where you put children that are not behaving themselves Where you throw the unwanted chilli con carne and the like Where the beer goes Where the mother-in-law should go

7. The Sydney harbour bridge is most often nicknamed the? Most beautiful place on earth Big smile Shame of Sydney Coat hanger

8. I have "Nuked my 4n20" means? My enemies in the world domination quest lose I cooked a meat pie in the microwave A nuclear device has exploded I am ready to go to bed

9. If you had a "hard earned thirst", what would you drink? A long cold XXXX A cold long icy pole A big old fashioned glass of H2O A long cold VB

10. One of the classic Aussie cars, the “rolls-cnardley” is? A piece of junk A car of US and English craftsmanship A mistake between US and English engineers A car of English and Australian craftsmanship