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The Weekly Times quiz from Brydon Coverdale, September 2 edition

Cheddar cheese is named after a village in which country? Test your knowledge.

Question 6: Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum is in what regional Victorian city?
Question 6: Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum is in what regional Victorian city?

TEST your knowledge with our weekly quiz, compiled by The Chase Australia’s Brydon Coverdale. Only the champions will get 21-25 correct.

Scroll to the bottom for answers.

QUESTIONS

1 In rhyming slang, what is meant by “frog and toad”?

2 On the Australian Coat of Arms, which animal is on the left — the kangaroo or emu?

3 What brand of motor oil did John Laws advertise with the catchphrase “you know what I mean”?

4 In what decade did the Sydney Harbour Bridge open?

5 Which current AFL coach is nicknamed Woosha?

6 The Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum is a popular tourist attraction in what regional Victorian city?

7 In 1974, what Australian TV legend married entertainer Patti McGrath?

8 Cheddar cheese is named after a village in which country?

9 The world’s largest fish is what species of shark that is also the marine emblem of Western Australia?

10 What is the official nickname of the Australian national netball team?

11 Which prime minister did Gough Whitlam refer to as “Kerr’s cur”?

Question 17: Who is this actor? Picture: Eugene Hyland
Question 17: Who is this actor? Picture: Eugene Hyland
Question 23: Anh Do. Picture: Craig Greenhill
Question 23: Anh Do. Picture: Craig Greenhill

12 Country singer John Williamson’s first top 10 hit was the song Old Man … what?

13 Which Australian state capital city is named after a small city in Scotland?

14 A slang cricket term for short-pitched deliveries aimed at the head is “chin ” what?

15 Noted for publishing cattle and sheep market reports in Australia, the NLRS is an organisation whose initials stand for what?

16 A yellow and black diamond forms the logo of which of Australia’s big four banks?

17 What Bairnsdale-born actor has had major TV roles including Roberta Williams in Underbelly and Billie Proudman in Offspring?

18 What is the next prime number after 19?

19 In what field of visual arts was Australian Max Dupain most famous?

20 The patriotic British song Rule, Britannia! includes the repeated lyrics “Britannia, rule the” what — world, waves or way?

21 Footy legend and triple Brownlow medallist Ian Stewart played for which two VFL teams?

22 Also beginning with D is what word for a male duck?

23 Australian comedian, actor and painter Anh Do was born in what Asian country?

24 Referring to two important farming industries in Queensland, a famous song by the Go-Betweens is titled Cattle and what?

25 What would a doctor measure using a sphygmomanometer?

Question 10: Netballers Liz Watson, Courtney Bruce, Caitlin Bassett and Steph Wood. Picture: Mark Kolbe/Getty Images
Question 10: Netballers Liz Watson, Courtney Bruce, Caitlin Bassett and Steph Wood. Picture: Mark Kolbe/Getty Images

ANSWERS

1. Road

2. Kangaroo

3. Valvoline

4. 1930s

5. John Worsfold

6. Warrnambool

7. Bert Newton

8. United Kingdom (England)

9. Whale shark

10. Diamonds

11. Malcolm Fraser

12. Emu

13. Perth

14. Music

15. National Livestock Reporting Service

16. Commonwealth Bank

17. Kat Stewart

18. 23

19. Photography

20. Waves

21. St Kilda and Richmond

22. Drake

23. Vietnam

24. Cane

25. Blood pressure

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