WORLD KNOWLEDGE
SPORTING LEGENDS
NATURE & SCIENCE
AROUND THE HOUSE
FOOD, WORDS & EVERYTHING ELSE
100

This country is home to the cities of Paris, Lyon and Marseille.

France


100

This Australian cricketer became the first player since Don Bradman to average over 60 in Test cricket after 50+ Tests.

Steve Smith

100

This planet is famous for its rings made of ice and rock.


Saturn


100

This individual likes going to the shops no earlier or later than 5:00PM

Nick Booth

100

This Italian dish is made with pasta sheets, sauce and layers of cheese

Lasagna

200

This African country has Cairo as its capital and the Nile running through it.


Egypt


200

This AFL club plays its home games at the Melbourne Cricket Ground and has the nickname the Tigers.

Richmond


200

This animal is known as the fastest land animal.

Cheetah

200

This individual likes to be feed north of 4 times per day

George

200

This chess piece is the only one that can jump over other pieces

Knight

300

This European country contains the regions of Tuscany and Sicily.

Italy

300

This Australian tennis player won the men's singles title at Wimbledon in 2002.

Lleyton Hewitt

300

This gas do humans breathe in that is essential for survival.

Oxygen


300

This individual won't shut up when persons return home

Alfie

300

This author created the characters Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson.

Arthur Conan Doyle

400

This ocean is located between Africa, Asia and Australia.

Indian Ocean


400

This AFL player won the 2017 Brownlow Medal and was a key part of Richmond’s 2017 premiership team.

Dustin Martin

400

This branch of science studies earthquakes and the Earth's structure.


Geology

400

This individual is homosexually attracted to men

Nick Booth

400

This word describes animals that only eat plants.

Herbivores

500

This South American country is the largest on the continent by both area and population.

Brazil


500

This Australian cricketer holds the record for the highest individual score in a Test innings by an Australian, scoring 380 runs against Zimbabwe in 2003.

Matthew Hayden

500

This Australian marsupial is the only mammal known to lay eggs and is found mainly in eastern Australia and Tasmania.

Platypus

500

This individual goes to fitness activites 5+ times a week

Marni Enright

500

This ancient writing system used picture symbols and was developed in Egypt.

Hieroglyphics

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