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What topic	Everyday Australian phrases
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Everyday Australian Phrases Quiz

Test your knowledge of common Australian phrases with this quiz. Each question presents four options, but only one is the correct answer. Good luck!

Questions

1. What does the phrase "flat out like a lizard drinking" mean?
   A. To be very busy
   B. To be lazy
   C. To be excited
   D. To be confused

2. If someone says they are "a bit miffed," what are they feeling?
   A. Happy
   B. Upset
   C. Confused
   D. Amused

3. What does "taking the mickey" imply?
   A. Taking something seriously
   B. Making fun of someone
   C. Being generous
   D. Telling a secret

4. If you were to describe someone as "she'll be right," what does it mean?
   A. They are acting irresponsibly
   B. Everything will turn out fine
   C. They are always right
   D. They are feeling unwell

5. What does it mean to "hit the hay"?
   A. To go to the gym
   B. To eat dinner
   C. To go to bed
   D. To read a book

6. If you’re feeling "under the weather," what does that indicate?
   A. You’re feeling great
   B. You’re feeling sick
   C. You’re feeling happy
   D. You’re feeling energetic

7. What does "on the nose" refer to in Australian slang?
   A. Something that is incorrect
   B. A good prediction
   C. An accurate estimate
   D. A compliment about someone

8. If someone is described as "a few kangaroos short of a paddock," what does it mean?
   A. They are very knowledgeable
   B. They are lacking in intelligence
   C. They are very generous
   D. They are very creative

9. What does the phrase "give it a burl" mean?
   A. To give it a try
   B. To avoid it
   C. To cancel plans
   D. To finish it quickly

10. If you hear someone say "no worries," what is that person expressing?
    A. Disappointment
    B. Agreement
    C. Understanding or reassurance
    D. Confusion

Answers Key

1. A
2. B
3. B
4. B
5. C
6. B
7. C
8. B
9. A
10. C

Feel free to review your answers and see how many you got correct! Enjoy learning more about Australian slang.