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| 1.
What semi-fictitious object marks the beginning of the Outback? |
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| 2.
Which activity is the 'long paddock' associated with? |
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| 3.
Which of the following terms is used by country people to describe a large city? |
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| 4.
What are bunyips and yowies? |
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| 6.
The Coolgardie Safe was invented on the Western Australian goldfields in the 19th century. What was it used for? |
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| 7.
What name is given to a large landholding in rural Australia? |
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| 8.
The freshwater crayfish, scientific name cheerax destructor, is more commonly known as what? |
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| 9.
What name is given to a sheep thief? |
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| 10.
Introduced in 1958, what is the largest commercially available beer bottle in the world? |
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| 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? |
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| 12.
What is Bullamakanka? |
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| 13.
Another example of the ingenuity of Australians is the invention of the lagerphone. But what is a lagerphone? |
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| 14.
You may be familiar with the Aussie folk song 'Waltzing Matilda', but who or what is Matilda? |
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| 16.
What uniquely Australian word is recognised as a call for help from someone lost in the bush? |
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| 17.
In Aussie rhyming slang what is a 'dogs eye with dead horse'? |
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| 18.
Which of the following words does NOT mean 'to have a look'? |
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| 19.
What title is given to the best sheep shearer in a shearing shed? |
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| 20.
What is the 'great Australian salute' used for? |
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