SuperQuiz

If you’re not up to scratch, it might be said that you didn't cut the what?

Board, Daisy Dukes and Bermuda are all types of what wearable item?

What is the RPM of the second hand of a conventional analogue clock?

Does the term "hospital corners" refer to bandages, bed sheets or hallways?

Messrs Presley, Costello and Stojko share what notable first name?

Which brand of meat pie is also the name of a famous London landmark?

How long was the prison sentence in AC/DC's song Jailbreak?

Beginning with W, the larvae of some species of Australian wood moths are better known as (what) grubs?

Proverbially, a series of amusing mistakes is called a comedy of what?

Is it butterflies or moths that typically rest with their wings folded upright?

Who finished a hit song singing “Let me hear your body talk” in 1981?

Which Moroccan port city was once also known by the French name Maison Blanche, meaning “white house”?

Who is the protagonist of Paul Kelly’s song How To Make Gravy, for whom a newspaper death notice was published in 2025?

Which amphibian features in the official emoji of Mexico City?

Rank the burn time of these timbers from fastest to slowest: ironbark, pine, redgum.

Which film was directed by David Lynch: Mulholland Drive (2001) or Mulholland Falls (1996)?

On September 1, which Australian state became the first to ban soy sauce fish containers?

Bernadette Bassinger, Felicia Jollygoodfellow and Mitzi Del Bra are the stage names of characters in which 1994 Australian film?

What digit does not exist in Roman numerals?

Which name is the title of a Sylvia Plath poem and of a major character in both Shakespeare’s The Tempest and Disney’s The Littlest Mermaid?

Beginning with M, which “toast” means a timid or feeble person?

In which Australian state or territory did Bunnings originate?

Name music’s seven solfège syllables?

How many different opening moves are possible in a game of chess?

Historically, if you were a “doge” in Venice or Genoa you were what kind of chief?

What “is a kong foo sing”, according to the band Regurgitator, and “the truth” according to singer Pharrell Williams?

Was Trivia the Roman goddess of crossroads, laughter or household servants?

What word is both an anagram of, and synonym for, angered?

In 2025, what did South Korea's Park Si-hun give Boxing Hall of Famer Roy Jones Jr saying "it belongs to you"?

In a radio interview, Anthony Albanese named Dogs Are the Best People (1996) as one of his favourite songs. Name the Melbourne band behind it.

In 1988, who was on the covers of Time, Life, People and Sports Illustrated?

Complete the band name: Sue Saad and the ….

The name of which loose, sleeveless garment is also a name for the earth's interior between the crust and the core?

"He travels the fastest who travels alone" is from the poem The Winners by which English author?

In which symphony did Beethoven create what many regard as the most famous four opening notes (da-da-da-dum) in classical music history?

In 1802, which British explorer described "The Great Barrier Reefs" or "Barrier Reefs" in his journal with a chart attached?

Which American author hosted a 1960 marlin fishing tournament won by Fidel Castro?

What is the name of both a popular musical and the capital of Bermuda?

What word beginning with O is another name for the hashtag?

The title of the South Korean dystopian survival drama Squid Game is drawn from what?