1. What semi-fictitious object marks the beginning of the Outback? the Last Tree the Black Stump the Way-Out-West Rock Lassiters Reef

2. Which activity is the 'long paddock' associated with? droving stock erecting fences harvesting wheat crops eradicating rabbits

3. Which of the following terms is used by country people to describe a large city? Madness Sundowner None of these Big Smoke

4. What are bunyips and yowies? mythical creatures types of boomerang small mouse-like marsupials native trees

5. What is a thunderbox? an outside toilet a bird with a loud booming call a small structure for protection from the weather a musical instrument similar to a piano-accordion

6. The Coolgardie Safe was invented on the Western Australian goldfields in the 19th century. What was it used for? keeping food cool hiding weapons storing gold refining gold ore

7. What name is given to a large landholding in rural Australia? a ranch a station a Pitt Street farm a croft

8. The freshwater crayfish, scientific name cheerax destructor, is more commonly known as what? a pippy a lobster an abalone a yabby

9. What name is given to a sheep thief? Sheepnapper Rustler Duffer Tea-leaf

10. Introduced in 1958, what is the largest commercially available beer bottle in the world? Darwin Stubby Fosters Monster XXXX

11. A 'B. and S. Ball' is sometimes the only occasion where young adults can meet members of the opposite sex in a party atmosphere. What do these letters stand for? Bachelors and Spinsters Beer and Scotch Blokes and Sheilas Billiards and Snooker

12. What is Bullamakanka? an imaginary town a male platypus a type of eucalyptus tree a pet name for your mother-in-law

13. Another example of the ingenuity of Australians is the invention of the lagerphone. But what is a lagerphone? a home brew system a beer delivery service a musical instrument a rudimentary telephone system

14. You may be familiar with the Aussie folk song 'Waltzing Matilda', but who or what is Matilda? a farmers wife a roll of blankets a type of dance a nervous reaction to seeing a snake

15. What is a bitzer? a wombat a card player a dog an aboriginal woman

16. What uniquely Australian word is recognised as a call for help from someone lost in the bush? Hooroo Yahoo Cooee Mummmmy

17. In Aussie rhyming slang what is a 'dogs eye with dead horse'? a pie with sauce a very persistent fly a horse racing course a worn-out car

18. Which of the following words does NOT mean 'to have a look'? to have a captain to have a butchers to rabbit to take a dekko

19. What title is given to the best sheep shearer in a shearing shed? Champ Top Dog Ringer Snagger

20. What is the 'great Australian salute' used for? chasing away flies greeting a friend acknowledging a senior officer in the military hailing a taxi