English in the Land Down Under

Kingjayii on 04/21/2009

It has been said that the English and Americans are the same people separated by a common language. The same can be said for our friends from the Southern Hemisphere. After meeting a few Aussies, and consulting the Australian English Glossary I had to write this quiz. So come take an Australian rules English language walk about.

16 Questions

Rating:	(7.68/9)
Difficulty:	Very Easy
Taken:	69 times

Quiz Leaderboard

Player:		Level:	% Correct:	Time to Complete:
1	Andrewjackson	44	100.00%	75.50 seconds
2	Changas	31	100.00%	100.15 seconds
3	Leajolie1	21	100.00%	167.56 seconds
4	Scrabq	44	100.00%	171.77 seconds
5	Barryben	47	100.00%	175.55 seconds
6	Davidf	46	100.00%	199.82 seconds
7	Kellchris	13	93.75%	102.53 seconds
8	Poleparrot	30	93.75%	127.24 seconds
9	Boxie	20	93.75%	131.93 seconds
10	Bendean	50	93.75%	139.48 seconds

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Comments (12)

Joee (Level: 51.0)

Sun, 26th Apr '09 4:51 PM

I was totally confused about the tire/tyre, far too couth to know anything about chucking up, but I must be almost Australian with 88%.

Alziemer68 (Level: 40.1)

Sun, 26th Apr '09 3:34 AM

I am ashamed I had two wrong. A Barbie is a doll for me it is not a grill it is a barbecue and how I missed jumbuck I have no excuse. A kip is also a place to sleep or a home it comes from "kipsie" Over all I thought the quiz was bonzer and coming from a septic is fair dinkum little bottler.

Alziemer68 (Level: 40.1)

Sun, 26th Apr '09 3:34 AM

Alziemer68 (Level: 40.1)

Sun, 26th Apr '09 3:34 AM

Kasp767982 (Level: 75.0)

Fri, 24th Apr '09 5:10 PM

Great fun 'mate'

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