Geoffrey Chaucer is known for writing The 'what' Tales?
Canterbury
Cranbourne
Cranberry
Clam Bake
What is the primary ingredient in guacamole?
Avocado
Pumpkin
Banana
Egg
Which pattern is traditionally used on kilts?
Houndstooth
Argyle
Plaid
Paisley
Paddle Pop's mascot is which kind of feline?
Cheetah
Tiger
Bobcat
Lion
In terms of electronics, what does the 'L' in LCD stand for?
Liquid
Lithium
Light
Liminance
Located in the Melbourne suburb of Abbotsford, The Skipping Girl Sign has what word written below it?
Salt
Sugar
Vinegar
Caramel
The world's tallest man on record, Robert Wadlow, reached what height?
232cm
252cm
272cm
292cm
What type of animal is an axolotl?
Fish
Amphibian
Reptile
Mammal
The Wiggles formed in which year?
1985
1988
1991
1994
Which of the following countries drive on the right side of the road?
New Zealand
Kenya
India
Sweden
Mentha is a herb that's better known as what?
Thyme
Basil
Mint
Sage
A type of monochrome graphics display used in 1980s personal computers is the 'what' Graphics Card?
Xena
Gabrielle
Hercules
Iolaus
In cinematography, what is the term used to describe the arrangement of all items and characters within a frame?
Belle epoque
Vis-a-vis
Mise-en-scene
Sous vide
In the NATO Phonetic alphabet, Which letter is represented by a term for a family member?
B
D
N
P
A "war" on which kind of animal occurred in Western Australia in 1932?
Koala
Emu
Kangaroo
Echidna
What is the digital root of the number 128?
1
2
8
9
Baton Rouge is the capital of which American state?
Mississippi
Alabama
Missouri
Louisiana
What is the name of the rollercoaster in Sydney's Luna Park?
Wacky Rat
Wild Mouse
Mad Rodent
Crazy Gerbil
In the 1988 movie Gorillas in the Mist, Sigourney Weaver plays which primatologist?
Jane Goodall
Dian Fossey
Jeanne Altmann
Birute Galdikas
Which of the following is correctly spelled in Australian English?
Manuoevre
Manouevre
Manueovre
Manoeuvre
Brain cells that are activated when someone feels empathy are known as 'what' neurons?
Window
Reflection
Compassion
Mirror
Which is not a kind of polearm weapon?
Pike
Halberd
Lance
Makibishi
2010, the sequel to the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey, was first released in which year?
1973
1979
1984
1989
Baryogenesis is most closely related to which field?
Cosmology
Botany
Oceanology
Interior design
Iconic 1940s painting Nighthawks was painted by which artist?
Edward Hopper
Norman Rockwell
Edvard Munch
Frank W. Benson
The Hindu god Vishnu is commonly depicted as having how many arms?
Four
Five
Eight
Nine
Tennis Star Bernard Tomic was born in which country?
Romania
Hungary
Germany
Norway
In the television show I Dream of Jeannie, how many years was the title character imprisoned inside her bottle?
2
20
200
2000
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