Only True Blue Aussies Will Score More Than 80% On This 50 Question Trivia Quiz

Australia only has six states, with both the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory being classified as territories.

Julia Gillard was the Australian prime minister from 2010 to 2013.

Peter Allen was also the artist responsible for “I Still Call Australia Home”.

It’s a three hour drive west of Byron Bay.

Russell Crowe was actually born in New Zealand, but we claim him as our own!

While not the norm, a kangaroo can have three babies at one time. It can have an older joey out of the pouch, another in the pouch and an additional embryo in pause mode.

The southern cross! Five stars make up the cross while the sixth (and largest), acts as a pointer!

Cooper Pedy is known for its beautiful opals. Another fun fact: They also live underground to escape the heat!

Australia does not own a Big Kanga and yes, the Big Bogan is actually real! You can find it in Nyngan, Australia.

Camels were introduced to Australia in the 19th century for transportation and construction. They can be found in parts of WA, SA and NT.

You’ll find Anna Creek Station in South Australia.

Australia won 29 medals made up of eight gold, 11 silver and 10 bronze.

Paddle is not an official group name because platypuses are solitary creatures, but “a paddle of platypuses” is the generally accepted answer.

We may be involved with a lot of cool stuff, but alas, Aussies did not help invent the USB drive.

It’s called a cassowary and it’s found in Queensland. Be careful if you ever spot one, those claws are sharp!

It’s a small town in NSW!

It opened in 1932 and it took eight years to build!

The architect was Danish and his name was Jørn Utzon.

Australia has won three gold medals for netball and three silver medals.

A male kangaroo is called a boomer! We could make a whole new meme out of that.

Queen Elizabeth II is currently our Head of State, however the Governor-General is chosen by her and exercises the executive power of the Queen in Australia.

The Western Suburbs Magpies merged with the Tigers, but they were originally formed in 1908!

Qantas was established in Longreach, QLD. The name actually stands for Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services.

It was founded in 1920 by Paul McGinness, Hudson Fysh and Fergus McMaster.

Michelle Payne won in 2015 and was the first female winner in the Cup’s 154-year history.

It’s the Eyre Highway and it stretches for 1,660 kilometres.

It’s the Cape York Peninsula in Queensland!

It’s the Great Ocean Road — a beautiful scenic drive and one major tourist hotspot for Australia!

The Stingray Reef is not a part of The Great Barrier Reef, which is made up of 2,900 individual reefs.

While dangerous in other parts of the country, Broome is thankfully safe from drop bears.

It’s the Indian Pacific, named for the two oceans it travels between.

Quokkas are happy little marsupials that are mostly found on Rottnest Island.

McLeod’s Daughters won a total of eight Logie Awards, including Lisa Chappell’s for Most Popular New Female Talent in 2002.

Home and Away is set in the fictional town of Summer Bay, with a lot of the exterior shots filmed at Palm Beach in North Sydney.

Their names were Millie, Syd and Olly! Millie was short for Millennium, Olly was short for Olympics and Syd was short for Sydney.

Australia was released in 2008!

The Bogan Shire is a real place, except it’s found in NSW.

Robert Menzies actually served twice: The first from 1939-1941 and the second from 1949-1966.

It was originally called Hobart Town and it was renamed to Hobart in 1875.

The sheep population in Australia is approximately 75 million.

It’s called The Coathanger because of its arched design.