| Question | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Capital | Canberra | 97%
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| Biggest city | Sydney | 97%
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| Second-biggest city | Melbourne | 95%
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| Currency | Australian dollar | 94%
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| Biggest city in the West | Perth | 93%
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| Three best-known animals | Kangaroo | 90%
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| Most populous state | New South Wales | 90%
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| Third-biggest city | Brisbane | 89%
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| Three best-known animals | Koala | 88%
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| Large sandstone rock "near" the above | Uluru | 85%
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| Largest coral reef system | Great Barrier Reef | 84%
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| Official language | None | 84%
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| Most popular tourist attractions in the biggest city | Sydney {Opera} {House} | 83%
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| Biggest city in Northern Territory | Darwin | 81%
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| Island state originally known as Van Diemen's Land | Tasmania | 81%
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| Australia got its independence from whom? | United Kingdom | 81%
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| Vast, remote interior of Australia | Outback | 78%
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| Three best-known animals | Emu | 76%
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| These two animals are the only egg-laying mammals and live of course in Australia | Platypus | 76%
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| The two most popular nicknames | the Land {Down} {Under} | 76%
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| Very famous food spread | Vegemite | 76%
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| Name for the indigenous Australians | Aborigines | 75%
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| Sport that attracts the most people | Australian rules football | 73%
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| This way of taking a photo of yourself is actually an Australian invention | Selfie | 73%
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| Other name for the above | Ayers Rock | 72%
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| Current monarch | Elizabeth II | 72%
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| If an Australian invites you to "Macca's", where will you end up? | McDonald's | 72%
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| National airline company | Qantas | 72%
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| National gemstone | Opal | 71%
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| The Crocodile Hunter | Steve Irwin | 71%
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| City located near the geographic centre | Alice Springs | 70%
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| Which leaves does the latter love to eat? | Eucalyptus | 70%
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| This star constellation can be found on Australia‘s flag | Southern Cross | 70%
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| What does barbie mean? | Barbecue | 68%
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| Most famous beach in Sydney | Bondi Beach | 68%
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| His most famous work | Waltzing {Matilda} | 68%
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| Tube-shaped musical instrument of Indigenous Australians | Didgeridoo | 67%
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| Famous band 2: Back in Black | AC/DC | 66%
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| Longest river | Murray River | 66%
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| It will always return | Boomerang | 65%
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| What does sheila mean? | Woman | 65%
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| Most popular tourist attractions in the biggest city | Sydney {Harbour} {Bridge} | 64%
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| Famous band 1: Stayin' alive | Bee Gees | 62%
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| Recording device to investigate flight accident, invented by Australians | Black box | 62%
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| Best-selling newspaper | The Australian | 60%
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| What is celebrated on January 26? | Australia Day | 59%
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| Best-known Australian TV soap opera | Neighbours | 57%
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| What does arvo mean? | Afternoon | 56%
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| How do you call a labrador-poodle breed mix? | Labradoodle | 56%
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| Lake Hillier is a very special lake. What colour does its water have? | Pink | 56%
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| These two animals are the only egg-laying mammals and live of course in Australia | Echidna | 54%
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| Mapping service by Google, established by Australians | Google Maps | 54%
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| Which military corps is honored every 25 April? | ANZAC | 52%
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| If an Australian crosses the Ditch, where will he end up? | in New Zealand | 51%
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| Official national anthem | Advance Australia Fair | 50%
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| Meringue dessert and national dessert (disputed with New Zealand) | Pavlova | 49%
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| Australian version of Burger King | Hungry Jack's | 48%
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| Biggest political parties | Labor Party | 48%
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| National broadcasting company | ABC | 47%
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| Official name | Commonwealth of Australia | 47%
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| Sparsely populated regions outside the metropolitan areas | the Bush | 47%
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| Official nickname of the Australian national soccer team | the Socceroos | 46%
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| Media mogul and establisher of Fox News | Rupert Murdoch | 45%
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| In 1933, this state voted to secede, the government prohibited it | Western Australia | 45%
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| Pest-exclusion fence longer than 5,000 km | {Dingo} Fence | 44%
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| Group of ships that arrived in 1788 | First Fleet | 44%
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| The two most popular nicknames | Oz | 44%
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| Founder of WikiLeaks | Julian Assange | 43%
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| Actress known for The Hours | Nicole Kidman | 43%
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| Current prime minister | Scott Morrison | 43%
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| National flower | Golden Wattle | 41%
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| 'Down Under', by this band, became a patriotic song in Australia | Men at Work | 41%
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| Universal health care system | Medicare | 39%
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| Australia's two biggest deserts | {Great} {Sandy} Desert | 38%
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| Australian term for a ranch | Station | 37%
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| This cricketer is seen as the greatest batsman of all time | Donald Bradman | 36%
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| Invented deadly animal used to scare tourists | Drop Bear | 36%
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| Famous character with a huge glasses and purple hair | Dame Edna Everage | 35%
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| Prime Minister who went swimming (in office) and was never seen again | Harold Holt | 33%
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| Largest lake | Lake Eyre | 33%
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| What's the correct phonetic spelling of the above? | KAN-bra | 31%
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| Highest, almost unpronounceable mountain | Mount Kosciuszko | 31%
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| Policy banning Asians and Pacific Islanders from entering to Australia, 1901-1973 | {White} {Australia} Policy | 29%
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| Anna Creek is the biggest ^ and with 24,000 km2 slightly larger than this Middle East country | Israel | 28%
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| Australia's two biggest deserts | {Great} {Victoria} Desert | 27%
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| Truck pulling many trailers | Road Train | 27%
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| Passenger train that crosses the Australian desert north to south | The Ghan | 26%
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| What is 'Kalgoorlie'? | a city | 25%
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| Famous bush poet | Banjo Paterson | 22%
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| This soprano can be found on the $100 note | Dame Nellie Melba | 21%
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| Biggest political parties | Coalition | 20%
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| Longest-serving prime minister | Robert Menzies | 20%
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| Largest airport | Kingsford Smith Intl. | 18%
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| Most popular pizza topping | Pizza Hawaii | 14%
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| Melbourne used to be called by this superheroic name | Batmania | 13%
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| A town in Queensland was named after a year. Which one? | 1770 | 12%
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| 1906 silent film and oldest full-length film | The Story of the {Kelly} {Gang} | 9%
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| What is 'Migaloo'? | a white whale | 7%
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| Probably the only place where Chinese are the majority | Christmas Island | 6%
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| Australian term for a disadvantaged state | {Cinderella} State | 1%
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