If you keep your balls in the air and scrape some peel, you may ace this quiz

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Quizmaster John James Maloney has some curveballs for you this week.

QUESTIONS

1 Guitarist Brian May was in what band?

2 Which is heavier, a softball or a baseball?

3 In the card game blackjack, what are the two values an ace can have?

4 The first Sunday in July marks the start of NAIDOC Week that runs through the following Sunday – July 5–12 this year. What does NAIDOC stand for?

5 Name two words that start and end with und.

6 What letter of the alphabet always marked the spot on a pirate’s map of buried treasure?

7 What word starting with Z refers to the fine scrapings of orange or lemon peel that are used in cookery?

8 David Clayton Thomas died this week in Toronto aged 84. He was the lead singer of what 1960s and 1970s hit-making band?

9 What does a pedometer count?

10 Kampala is the capital of which African nation starting with U?

ANSWERS

1 Queen

2 Softball.

3 1 and 11.

4 NAIDOC stands for National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee and the events grew from the 1938 Day of Mourning. It became a week-long series of events in 1975. 

5 Underground and underfund. There may be more…

6 X.

7 Zest. 

8 Blood, Sweat & Tears.

9 Steps.

10 Uganda.

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