[Answer] 7. For Breakfast I will have some Rice Bubbles. My non Australian friend will have which one?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. For Breakfast I will have some Rice Bubbles. My non Australian friend will have which one?"

...1. Corn Flakes 2. Rice Pops 3. Rice Krispies 4. Cooked Rice Rice Bubbles are great for breakfast, mix with Milo and you have coco pops, or add some butter and marshmallows for a great slice.

[Answer] 8. Actor Paul Hogan played which Australian outback country adventurist in a series of successful movies?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "8. Actor Paul Hogan played which Australian outback country adventurist in a series of successful movies?"

...1. Alligator Sam 2. Max Baer 3. Hoppy Kangaroo 4. Crocodile Dundee The three movies were made over a 15 year period and you can see the former TV pitchman get older with each movie.

[Answer] 3. If I were an Australian bittern, what would I be?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. If I were an Australian bittern, what would I be?"

...1. Bird 2. Snake 3. Spider 4. Crocodile The Australian Bittern is a large bird in the heron family. Its feathers are streaked and patterned with brown, buff and black, and it has a pale throat. They feed on frogs, eels and freshwater crustaceans, and nest on the ground on trampled reeds in dense, wetland areas. As well as Australia, they can be found in New Zealand and New Caledonia. Their population is on the decline, thought to be a result of wetland drainage and degradation. It is an endangered species.

[Answer] What's the name of the fictional seaside town in the Australian sitcom "Home and Away?"

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "What's the name of the fictional seaside town in the Australian sitcom "Home and Away?""

..."Home and Away" is often abbreviated simply "H&A" by its many fans. The show chronicles the lives and loves, happy times and heart-breaks of residents living in the small coastal town called Summer Bay. It's located a short distance outside of Sydney in Australia's New South Wales. The show's taglines encourage viewers to join with the cast as they try to cope with the trials and tribulations that pop up in the beach-side town. It seems that smooth sailing is not the norm in Summer Bay. Source: IMDb.com

[Answer] 10. What were Australian Shepherds originally bred for?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "10. What were Australian Shepherds originally bred for?"

...1. Herding livestock 2. Tracking 3. Hunting 4. Guard dogs Australian Shepherds are primarily bred for herding livestock! (mine prefer ducks and horses!)

[Answer] 9. Word of mouth is an important source of geographical information for Americans. I have checked out some of the Australian geographical information I have heard and found some of it to be untrue. Which of the following geographic "facts" is untrue?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "9. Word of mouth is an important source of geographical information for Americans. I have checked out some of the Australian geographical information I have heard and found some of it to be untrue. Which of the following geographic "facts" is untrue?"

...1. The crocodiles are in the North. 2. There are Great White Sharks in the East. 3. Tasmanian devils are in the South. 4. The Great Barrier Reef is in the Southwest I have been told that ocean going crocodiles do not inhabit the Great Barrier Reef. Should this turn out to be true, I will certainly have to go there.

[Answer] 1. The Australian cricketer Kim Hughes, in this interview, was struggling to hold back the tears. He was so overcome he got up and left the interview unfinished, passing his statement to a member of Aussie team. What reason did he have for his distress?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. The Australian cricketer Kim Hughes, in this interview, was struggling to hold back the tears. He was so overcome he got up and left the interview unfinished, passing his statement to a member of Aussie team. What reason did he have for his distress?"

...1. He was resigning the captaincy of the Australian cricket team 2. He had the winning lotto numbers but had forgotten to play 3. His lucky cricket pants had been eaten by a dingo that had been trained by David Gower 4. He was unlucky in that he had just been bowled a cricket ball in his sensitive area Kim Hughes gathered the press to announce his resignation of the captaincy for the Australian cricket team on the 26th November 1984. While trying to read the letter, Kim became emotional and left the interview, handing his statement to the team manager Bob Merriman. His reaction wasn't seen as a very Australian thing to do by the majority of the Aussie press and he came in for some criticism. Despite being remembered for his tears, Kim over his career in Test cricket hit 9 centuries and had 22 spells at the crease with over 50 runs batted, with a career best of 213 runs in a single Test match.

[Answer] 2. If you ask an Australian if he went to the Boxing Day cricket match and he replies, "Nar, dingo", you may think momentarily that he's insulted you. What did he actually say?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. If you ask an Australian if he went to the Boxing Day cricket match and he replies, "Nar, dingo", you may think momentarily that he's insulted you. What did he actually say?"

...1. Shut up, ya mug 2. He gave his dog Dingo a bath instead 3. You're a dingo, mate 4. No, I didn't go Our slur can indeed be hard to understand. The title of this quiz for example. You would of course have realised you were being ask to pass the salt and pepper? The further out west one goes in Australia, and the more distant from the capital cities, the broader and slower our accent becomes.

[Answer] 6. What is a wind instrument that is used by Australian Aboriginals?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. What is a wind instrument that is used by Australian Aboriginals?"

...1. Didgeridoo 2. Dagger 3. Dodger 4. Daddoo It is made out of a hollow trunk, and can only be played in one low tone.

[Ans] Where did ketchup originate? Colonial America, Australian Aborigines, Vietnam, Japan

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Where did ketchup originate? Colonial America, Australian Aborigines, Vietnam, Japan"

Ketchup is a condiment. Traditionally, recipes used egg whites, mushrooms, oysters, mussels, or walnuts, among other ingredients, but in modern times the unmodified term usually refers to tomato ketchup. Ketchup is a sweet and tangy sauce, typically made from tomatoes, sweetener, and vinegar, with assorted seasonings and spices. The latter vary by recipe, but commonly include onions, allspice, coriander, cloves, cumin, garlic, mustard and sometimes celery, cinnamon or ginger.

Step 2 : Answer to the question "Where did ketchup originate? Colonial America, Australian Aborigines, Vietnam, Japan"

Vietnam:

Though a favorite to most Americans, the origins of ketchup are anything but American. The favored red condiment has its beginnings in Vietnam and was probably brought to China by traders. The word ketchup comes from the Hokkien Chinese word, ke-tsiap, which is the name given to a sauce made from fermented fish. The tangy concoction was probably encountered by the British in Southeast Asia, returned to Great Britain and conquered the world from there.

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