Aussie Slang
What is an ankle-biter?
A child
Which state has the big Golden Guitar?
Tamworth - NSW
Which state would you find Denmark in? QLD or WA?
Western Australia
What traditional Aussie spread was for a time known as Parwill?
Vegemite - it originated from the slogan 'If Marmite, Parwill!'
True or false:
There are 3 times as many sheep living in Australia as people
True
What would happen if you were involved in a 'bingle'
An accident
Which state has the big Murray Cod?
Swan Hill - Vic
Where is the town 'Penguin' located?
Tasmania
Does Australia have more land covered by pubs or mines?
Pubs
True or false:
Australia has a larger population of camels than Egypt
True
A campfire
Which state has the big Croc?
Humpty Doo - NT
Which Australian State has the worlds cleanest air?
Tasmania
What is widely recognised as the 'Cake of Australia'?
The lamington
What shape is wombat poo
Cube
What is a 'cow cocky'
A dairy farmer
Which state has the big Buffalo?
Adelaide River - NT
Which is larger the canals in Venice or the Gold Coast
The Gold Coast
How many cows and sheep will the average Aussie eat in their lifetime?
18 full cows and 90 full sheep
What is the highest recorded jump for a kangaroo?
9 metres
What does it mean to have a 'liquid laugh'
Chunder a.k.a vomit
Which state has the big Apple?
Stanthorpe - QLD
Which state has the town Zeehan?
Tasmania (the only town starting with Z)
Former Prime Minister Bob Hawke once held the Guiness World Record for what?
Fastest beer sculling - 2.5 pints in 11 seconds
Why were the kangaroo and emu chosen as the animals on the coat of arms?
Because they are the only two that can't walk backwards - reflecting a forward-thinking culture