The questions and answers within this quiz were verified and updated in July 2020.

 

Tom Hanks stars as James B. Donovan, a lawyer recruited by the CIA to defend Soviet Rudolf Abel in which 2015 movie thriller?

Bridge of Spies

 

"To be, or not to be: that is the question" is a line from which William Shakespeare play?

Hamlet

 

Which 'N' which also shares it's name with a Japanese automobile company is the first month of the Jewish calendar?

Nissan

Sydney Opera House sits on a small tidal island. What is the island's name?

Bennelong Point

 

In 2015, the first female jockey won the Melbourne Cup. What was her name?

Michelle Payne

 

Who served as Prime Minister of Australia between 1983 and 1991?

Bob Hawke

 

Which mountain on the spur of the Great Dividing Ridge takes it's name from two Aboriginal words "Gaahna Bula" meaning "two shoulders"?

Mount Canobolas

 

In 2015, Hawthorn became just the second club in the modern era to win three Premierships in a row. Who was the first club?

Brisbane Lions (2001-2003)

 

In 1982, which Richmond player became the first to win the Norm Smith Medal despite being on the losing team?

Maurice Rioli

 

The only gold coloured Premiership Cup was awarded in 1996 to commemorate 100 seasons. Which team won the trophy that year?

North Melbourne

 

The following are all anagrams of Premier League football clubs.

 

Insure Detachment

Manchester United

 

Enact Chemistry

Manchester City

 

Homespun That Trot

Tottenham Hotspur

 

Seal Ran

Arsenal

 

To Nerve

Everton

 

Recycle It Site

Leicester City

 

Poll Or Vie

Liverpool

 

Snowmobile Watch Rib

Floyd Patterson was a world champion in which sport?

Boxing

 

The 2002 Winter Olympic Games were held in which U.S. city?

Salt Lake City, Utah

 

A 'raw run' is a term used within which sporting community?

Longboarding/skateboarding

 

Which London football club play their home games at Loftus Road?

Queens Park Rangers

 

Grégory Gaultier is the 2016 World Champion of which racket sport?

Squash