The World
What is the capital of England?
London
Who sang the song "Wrecking Ball"
Miley Cyrus
What famous English playwright wrote Romeo and Juliet?
William Shakespeare
Which famous bushranger was captured at Glenrowan?
Ned Kelly
What river separates Albury and Wodonga?
The Murray River
Athens, Greece
What breed of dog is Bluey?
Blue Heeler
Which film won Best Picture at the 1997 Oscars and features a sinking ship?
The Titanic
In what decade did Australia become a Federation?
1900s, specifically 1901
What is the official name of Wodonga Library and Gallery?
Hyphen
In what continent would you find the country Venezuela
South America
What sport is Ash Barty famous for?
Tennis
Who painted “Starry Night” and "Sunflowers"
Vincent Van Gogh
In 1967, there was a Referendum that allowed what kind of person to vote for the first time in Australia?
Aboriginal Australians
What gold rush town in Victoria famously burned down in 1854 during a rebellion? Starting with the letter "B"
Ballarat, during the Eureka Stockade
What is the highest mountain in Australia?
Mount Kosciuszko, standing at 2228 metres
In The Hunger Games, what district is Katniss from?
District 12
What building was publicly ridiculed and called “a monstrous steel skeleton” when it was built?
The Eifel Tower
Which Australian Prime Minister disappeared while swimming at Cheviot Beach in 1967?
Harold Holt
What is the name of the First Nations mob that are the traditional custodians of the lands where Wodonga is based?
Dhudhuroa
In what city would you find the Arc de Triomphe?
Paris
What fantasy series inspired by a video game features the character Geralt of Rivia?
The Witcher
Which art movement included painters like Picasso and Braque and focused on fragmented perspectives and geometric shapes?
Cubism
Which 18th-century revolution led to the overthrow of King Louis XVI?
The French Revolution
Which explorers were the first Europeans to cross Australia from south to north?
Burke & Wills