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History
Fashion
Flowers
100
What are the two outermost colors on the upper and lower ends of a rainbow?
Red and violet
100
5 x10 =
50
100
What was the name of the ancient trade route connecting China to the Mediterranean?
The Silk Road
100
Which designer created the first miniskirt in the 1960s?
Mary Quant
100
What flower is often associated with Valentine's Day?
Rose
200
How many ribs does a human skeleton have?
24 ribs (12 on each side)
200
2 x5 + 5 =
15
200
What was the primary material used in building the Colosseum in Rome?
Concrete and stone
200
What 19th-century fashion item caused health problems due to its extremely tight lacing?
Corset
200
Which flower is the national emblem of Wales?
Daffodil
300
What were Sir Winston Churchill's last words?
I'm bored with it all.
300
12 x 12 =
144
300
In what year did Australia become a federation?
1901
300
Which designer first used the term “fashion designer” instead of “dressmaker”?
Charles Frederick Worth
300
What is the national flower of Japan?
Cherry Blossom
400
Who invented the bicycle?
Baron Karl von Drais
400
90 - 75 =
15
400
Which desert is the largest in Australia?
Great Victoria Desert
400
What was the first synthetic fiber to be developed?
Nylon
400
Which flower is the birth flower for the month of April?
Daisy
500
How many keys does a piano have?
88
500
127 - 32 =
95
500
What was the name of the first Australian colony established in 1788?
New South Wales
500
Which First Lady was known for her pillbox hats and Chanel suits?
Jackie Kennedy
500
Which flower is commonly known as the "Golden Shower"?
Cassia fistula.
600
What is the name of the major fault line that causes earthquakes in and around Los Angeles?
The San Andreas Fault
600
424 + 32=
456
600
Who was the first Australian to win the Victoria Cross?
Captain Albert Borella
600
What fashion term refers to clothing with a pattern of small squares?
Gingham
600
What is the outermost part of a flower called?
A. Sepal
B. Petal
C. Nectary
A. Sepal
700
Which famous Roman leader introduced the leap year?
Julius Caesar
700
12x3+8=
44
700
What year did women gain the right to vote in Australia?
1902
700
What is a “capsule wardrobe”?
A small collection of versatile pieces that can be mixed and matched
700
Which of the following flowers can replace onions as a spice in cooking?
A. Lilies
B. Iris
C. Tulips
C. Tulips
800
What is in this picture?
The Quadratic Formula
800
252- 19 =
233
800
Who is the famous Australian tennis player known as “The Mouse” and won the Australian Open in 1980?
John Newcombe
800
Which brand’s bags feature the distinctive “GG” logo?
Gucci
800
The juices of which flower were used to make glue in the past?
A. Bluebell flower
B. Buttercup
C. Rose
A. Bluebell flower