By all means have a cackle, but do not get bogged in the quiz

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Quizmaster John James Maloney has a tough quiz this week.

QUESTIONS

1 What is a squircle?

2 What are Cuisenaire rods?

3 The City of Onkaparinga is famous for its factory that produced high quality blankets. Which state or territory is Onkaparinga in?

4 What is an eight-letter word beginning with Q and meaning a soft muddy area of ground?

5 Which duo recorded the 1976 album Bigger than Both of Us which spawned the number 1 hit Rich Girl?

6 George C. Scott won (and declined) an Academy Award playing the part of which World War 2 general?

7 In Australian slang what is a cackleberry?

8 Bill Urben was a pioneer in what Northern Rivers location?

9 What are the names of the two sisters who won gold medals in canoeing at the Paris Olympics?

10 In what popular card games is there a left bower and a right bower (a jumped-up jack)?

Trippin’ in the Twilight Zone.

ANSWERS

1 A shape somewhere between a square and a circle often used in car headlights.

2 Colourful wooden blocks of varying length used to teach maths to children.

3 South Australia, in the southern part of Adelaide.

4 Quagmire.

5 Daryl Hall & John Oates who are generally known as Hall & Oates.

6 General George S. Patton.

7 An egg.

8 William Urben was the first White child born on the Tooloom gold diggings and the developing village of Urbenville was named after him.

9 Jessica Fox and Noemie Fox.

10 Euchre and its big sibling, 500.

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