Aussie Animals
Sightseeing Spots
Culture & Customs
Tasty Tucker
Brekkie, ETC.
200
What animal is often called "the happiest in the world" because it always seems to be smiling?
Quokka
200
What is the capital of South Australia?
Adelaide
200
What's this?
A boomerang
200
What is eaten in Australia with tomato and tartar sauce?
Fish and chips
200
What is "cup of tea" in Aussie English?
cuppa
400
What animal's name comes from an Aboriginal word that means "I don't know"?
Kangaroo
400
What's this?
Sydney Opera House
400
What are the indigenous people of Australia called?
Aborigines/Aboriginals
400
What brand of "choccy biccy" is a popular souvenir from Australia?
Tim Tam
400
What does "sangga" mean?
Sandwich
600
What strange creature shares characteristics of reptiles, mammals, and amphibians?
Platypus
600
Which Australian World Heritage Site can be seen from space?
The Great Barrier Reef
600
What food is historically eaten by the aboriginals?
Bush food/Bush Tucker
600
What meringue-based dessert is named after a Russian ballerina?
Pavlova
600
What is another way to say "Thank You" in Aussie English?
Ta
800
Which animal is named after an Australian island where it lives? (Clue: TD)
Tasmanian Devil
800
Where's this?
Adelaide Central Market
800
What animal is in the logo of the Australia national rugby union team?
Wallaby
800
What kind of sponge cake was so popular that Australians made a national holiday for it?
Lamington
800
How do Aussies commonly refer to Australian rules football? (one word)
footy
1000
What animal's name comes from an Aboriginal word that means "no water"?
Koala
1000
What's this?
Sydney Harbour Bridge
1000
How many colors does the flag of Australia have? (no cheating)
Three (blue, red, and white)
1000
What baked goods have Australians been making for an annual competition since 1989?
Meat pies
1000
What does it mean to "chuck some snags on the barbie"?
Put some sausages on the barbecue (grill)