How up to date are you with this great Rugby League team? All multiple choice questions, relating to seasons 2000 through 2002, but you'll need to really know your footy playing Dragons!
As his alter ego Norman Gunston, Garry McDonald kept Australians laughing for nearly a decade. Do you know much about Garry McDonald? Try these ten questions and see how you go!
"No matter where you be, the red and white you'll see", just a line from an old Dragon's song! Anyway, answer the following ten questions to see how much you know about the mighty St George Dragons!
Who said it? That is the question in this quiz. Each multiple choice question poses a quote on marriage and you need to guess who said it -- it's that simple! Have fun!
Many plants the world over are poisonous and should never be eaten, let alone touched! From the descriptions given can you name the poisonous Aussie plant? All multiple choice.
Whose politically engendered quotes are these? Political figures are very often quoted or misquoted by others. The following are some of the best politically incorrect or correct quips! All multiple-choice.
You've probably heard of the Big Banana and the Big Pineapple in Queensland, but have you heard of the following 'Big Things'. The clues are straightforward, just pick the right answer from the multiple choices!
'Auspeak' is a colourful language - often confusing to those from other countries. Can you pick the meaning of the given descriptive term from the multiple choice answers? Good onya!
"State against State", "Mate against Mate" began purely as NSW v Queensland - becoming "State of Origin" in 1980. How much do you know about the early days of the Cane Toads v the Cockroaches?
An 'event' in history is given, with a political 'flavour', and from the multiple choice answers you need to pick the correct date (or answer). Good luck!
Diphthong - from the Latin 'diphthongus', literally 'two sounds'. I'll give you the meaning of a word - you need to work out what it is - in accepted British/Australian English - and watch your spelling! Good luck.
Statistically speaking, Australia is a somewhat relative unknown in world terms. The following quiz is based on information from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, so, how do you stack up with your knowledge about us Aussies?
Any Aussie league fan knows the "Greatest Game Of All" began in 1908, but how much more do you know about the game's very early days? See how well you do with the following ten teasers!
The 2003 Guinness World Records named the following as truly the biggest of their kind in the world - or did they? All answers are simply Yes or No, just for a bit of fun!
Palindromes - words or phrases that are spelt the same either way you look at them! Here's just a few to tease your brain - have fun! (Macquarie and Cambridge Dictionaries used to reference some of the following)
A follow-up to "The Early Days of Rugby League", we enter the pre-war decades of the nineties. If you know Aussie Rugby League well, you should do okay! Good luck!
Perhaps one of the quirkiest bands ever who exemplified a very Australian sense of humour, do you think you know 'The Mentals'? Mostly multiple choice questions - have fun!
This quiz is all about the use of the word 'horse' in movie titles! Can you pick the correct movie title from the short description given? All multiple choice.
Add a given letter as a prefix/suffix to the first slang word and you get the second slang word. The Macquarie Dictionary slang definitions of both words are given. Remember, this is Aussie slang according to the Macquarie Dictionary!
Australia is not an old country by world standards, but can you name the year from the given events that occurred in Australia's history? All multiple choice.
Tennis is not just the players, and Wimbledon is no different to any other major tournament, but the following quiz relates to all the players who have graced the hallowed 'turf' at Wimbledon over the years, from 1877 onwards. Let's play!