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

2. Here in the land down under, what would you use a "telling bone" for? A device for putting a hex on someone you do not like Making contact with your deceased friends or family 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

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 the beer goes Where the mother-in-law should go Where you throw the unwanted chilli con carne and the like Where you put children that are not behaving themselves

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

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

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

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