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Face Fungus and Laughing Gear

Created by Nannanut

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Australian Lingo
Face Fungus and Laughing Gear game quiz
""Never call anything by its given name" seems to be the first rule of Australian lingo. This quiz looks at the odd names Aussies give to body parts and the use made of body parts to describe totally unrelated objects."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. My brother - despite dubious forays into many odd hobbies - has discovered he has a talent that others actually appreciate. So when he asks me to "wrap your laughing gear around this", what am I enjoying?
    Some knitted clothing
    An impersonation of the prime minister
    A Thai red curry
    A particularly silly joke


2. According to my friend, talking has always been her strong point. I tend to think it depends on your point of view. When she stops to have a conversation - which body part or parts have Aussies hijacked to describe her activity?
    All of these
    Earbashing
    A chinwag
    Flapping of gums


3. My father was my best friend and my mentor. We shared many activities together but one of my favourite pastimes would cause him to worry that if I wasn't careful I would "get my block knocked off". According to him what body part was I in danger of losing?
    My hand
    My head
    My leg
    My ear


4. My young neighbour can only be described as a "lead foot". What is his problem?
(Lead as rhymes with bed).
    He drives way too fast
    He cannot dance
    He walks very slowly
    He is very poor at sport


5. My daughter's boyfriend Craig was very depressed because he had "pulled a hammie". Apparently this completely ruined his Saturday and mine as it happened. What had he done?
    Eaten a tainted meat sandwich
    Pulled the hamstring muscle in the back of his leg
    Been forced to work a double shift on his day off
    Bought a lottery ticket which did not win


6. Blue heelers are a unique Australian breed of cattle dog. The term is also applied to humans as well. What job would you have if you were described as a "blue heeler"?
    Accountant
    Wharf worker
    Policeman
    Farm hand


7. As with each generation, the bright young things are sure they have invented everything, tried everything first and know it all. My children heard me describe myself as "fanging it" when I was a good deal younger. It caused much laughter as no one in the family could imagine Nanna "fanging it". They didn't even think I knew what the term meant. What on earth had I been doing?
    Getting braces on my teeth
    Speeding in my tiny car
    Taking part in an apple bobbing competition
    Competing in a talkfest


8. Another body part has been appropriated for the term "long neck". Who or what is a "long neck"?
    A type of ladder
    A person who tries to pry and snoop
    A 750 ml bottle of beer
    An affectionate term for an outback camel


9. Blimey - this is nearly the end. I'm feeling a bit toey and I want to give my Warwick Farms a rest. Warwick Farms? Am I still talking about body parts?
    Yes
    No


10. And finally - "face fungus" is a singularly unflattering term for what particular facial condition?
    Pimples
    Pockmarked skin
    Sunburn
    A beard

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