You better take cover and count your scones in this hazard-filled quiz

Eating cones around tadpoles could be a hazard.

I swear, our Quizmaster John James Maloney is getting trickier with the questions he gives us. See number 2 below.

QUESTIONS

1 What river runs through Taree NSW?

2 What appears once in every minute, twice in every moment, but not once in a thousand years?

3 A popular 1970s disco and other genres band was Earth, Wind & what?

4 What country does a Cornish person come from?

5 Who was Liza Minnelli’s mother?

6 How many scones would I have if given a baker’s dozen?

7 If someone is said to be living on easy street, what is implied?

8 Which three-letter word means a long feathery scarf or a type of snake?

9 What word means a sandy hazard on a golf course or a place to take cover in a war?

10 What are tadpoles?

Take a ride down Easy Street – if you can find it.

ANSWERS

1 Manning River.

2 The letter M.

3 Earth, Wind & Fire whose music spans jazz, R&B, soul, funk, disco, pop, Latin and Afro-pop.

4 Cornwall in England, United Kingdom.

5 Judy Garland.

6 13.

7 They are in a very comfortable financial situation.

8 Boa.

9 Bunker.

10 An immature stage that frogs go through before developing legs and the frog form we all know.

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