1. Esther Abrahams, a young Jewish girl, caught the eye of 2nd Lt George Johnston on the voyage out. They were to spend the rest of their lives as a couple. In what year were they married? 1814 1802 1791 They never married.

2. What 'first' is Anne Davis remembered for? Mother of the first white baby born in Australia First woman to write a published account of the new settlement First white woman to step foot on Australian soil First woman to be hanged in Australia

3. Another first. What 'first' is Isabel Rosson remembered for? The first woman to be married in the colony The first woman to receive a land grant The first woman to kill her husband The first school teacher

4. Before she married Richard Robinson in 1792, Ann Inett had two sons to 2nd Lt Philip Gidley King who had been made commandant of the settlement on Norfolk Island. (He later became Governor of New South Wales). What were the names of the two sons? Philip and Arthur Norfolk and Sydney Hannibal and Gideon Philip and Lawrence

5. How did Eleanor McCabe, her little daughter and another woman die in 1793? Of smallpox They drowned when a boat overturned Killed by an intruder Speared by aboriginals

6. Elizabeth Thackery was the last known female survivor of the First Fleet. She was sentenced in 1786 to seven years transportation for the theft of what? Two loaves of bread Five handkerchiefs A purse containing ten shillings A dress belonging to her employer

7. What 'notable deed' are Mary Braund and her husband, William Bryant, remembered for? The murder of two of soldiers Being selected to be among the first settlers of Van Dieman's Land Writing an account of the early colony Escaping from the colony in a small boat

8. Lieutenant Ralph Clarke wrote in his diary about this woman. He said 'It is a thousand pittious that She is abandoned Woman for She is in figure a fine woman and has got a handsome face.' What was her name? Elizabeth Pipkin Ellen Wainwright Carolina Laycock Elizabeth Lock

9. In August 1789 Sarah Bellamy was involved in a disturbance when a drunken officer, Captain James Meredith, tried to climb into her hut through a window. Sarah and her child screamed with fear so loudly the nightwatch arrived. She was arrested. What was the result of the hearing concerning this incident? She was convicted of assault against Meredith All charges against her were dropped She was convicted of the theft of his hat She was convicted of disturbing the peace

10. This woman had her daughter taken off her because she was considered to 'a woman of abandoned character'. What was her name? Elizabeth Barber Lydia Munroe Anne Fowles Frances Davis