Speaker 1: And so on this ANZAC Day twenty twenty five, we
Speaker 1: will wrap up the school holiday specials with the ANZAC
Speaker 1: Quiz all Things Australia and our dearest neighbors and friends.
Speaker 1: Not to mention arch sporting rivals New Zealand. First some shoutouts.
Speaker 1: Yesterday Shauna from carrac on Shaw in Ireland turned twenty two.
Speaker 1: On Sunday we have Edward from South Ballina turning eight,
Speaker 1: Owen from Frankston will be five, Langston from Virginia in
Speaker 1: the US will be thirteen, Petra from the Sunshine Coast
Speaker 1: is turning eleven, Mitchell from lang Warren in Victoria will
Speaker 1: be forty one, Amelia from Billa Wheeler will be seven,
Speaker 1: Zamira from Highgate Hill is turning thirty two, and Laura
Speaker 1: from Kerns will be forty and her daughter Riah is
Speaker 1: twenty tomorrow. Now tomorrow we have Paris from Sydney's that
Speaker 1: Sydney from Paris twenty six tomorrow and today we have
Speaker 1: add And from Baukham Hills turning ten. Alicia from Virginia
Speaker 1: is nine years of age and Sam from Shoalhaven Heads
Speaker 1: is eleven. And not to mention my old mate JOHNO,
Speaker 1: who was in Wannaker, New Zealand last time we chatted.
Speaker 1: And Daniel my brother. He is older than me. He's
Speaker 1: fifty two. Happy birthday everyone. I'm Stephen Craie. Reflecting on
Speaker 1: the brave men and women who fought and died for
Speaker 1: their country keeping the enemy at bay? Question number one?
Speaker 1: What does and ZACH stand for Australia and New Zealand
Speaker 1: Army Corps? Question two? Which of Australia or New Zealand
Speaker 1: has more species of native flightless birds? That one goes
Speaker 1: to New Zealand with sixteen different species. Australia has only
Speaker 1: one in the EMU. Now you might say the cassowary
Speaker 1: in North Queensland that is also found in Papua New Guinea,
Speaker 1: so it's not native. Question three. How many times would
Speaker 1: New Zealand fit within Australia Multi choice here nine times,
Speaker 1: nineteen times or twenty nine times. It's a big land
Speaker 1: mass neighbored by a relatively small one. Twenty nine times
Speaker 1: New Zealand would fit within Australia. Question four. New Zealand
Speaker 1: is often referred to as the land of the Long
Speaker 1: White What the land of the long white cloud? Question five?
Speaker 1: What occupation was Anna Pavlova, the inspiration for the Delicious Dessert,
Speaker 1: the origins of which are disputed between Aussies and Kiweeds.
Speaker 1: She was a ballerina, a Russian ballerina. Question number six.
Speaker 1: Since November twenty twenty three, the Prime Minister of New
Speaker 1: Zealand has been Christopher who Christopher Luxton. Question seven. Have
Speaker 1: Australia and New Zealand ever teamed up at the Olympics? Yes,
Speaker 1: they have in nineteen o eight and in nineteen twelve
Speaker 1: they participated together at the Summer Olympics as the Australasian Team.
Speaker 1: They split after World War One and have competed separately
Speaker 1: since nineteen twenty.
Speaker 2: Question eight.
Speaker 1: In which year was the first ANZAC Day commemorated was
Speaker 1: at nineteen fifteen, nineteen sixteen or nineteen seventeen nineteen sixteen
Speaker 1: It was the one year anniversary of the Gallipoli landing.
Speaker 1: Question nine. Which treaty is considered part of the founding
Speaker 1: document of New Zealand the Treaty of Whiteangy. Question ten.
Speaker 1: Award winning actor Russell Crowe calls himself an Aussie, but
Speaker 1: he was born in New Zealand, in which city was
Speaker 1: he born Russ was born in Wellington in nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 1: Question eleven, excluding sign language, how many official languages does
Speaker 1: New Zealand have two languages? English and Maori? Question twelve,
Speaker 1: including islands, which has the longest coastline the state of
Speaker 1: Queensland in Australia or New Zealand. New Zealand wins this
Speaker 1: one with fifteen one hundred and thirty four kilometers of
Speaker 1: coastline versus Queensland's thirteenth three hundred and fifty kilometers. Question thirteen.
Speaker 1: Which famous Australian horse race has been won by New
Speaker 1: Zealand bred horses forty three times. There's a few to
Speaker 1: choose from, but we're going to go for the biggest
Speaker 1: of them all, the Melbourne Cup. Question fourteen. The Diamonds
Speaker 1: and the Silver Ferns are the two top ranked teams
Speaker 1: in the world for which sport Netball and the Ladies
Speaker 1: have been battling it out since nineteen thirty eight, with
Speaker 1: the Diamonds the Aussies on top overall. Question fifteen, which
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty two book by Australian novelist Thomas Kinnearly was
Speaker 1: made into an Academy Award winning movie by Steven Spielberg
Speaker 1: Schindler's Arch Question sixteen, which of Australia and New Zealand
Speaker 1: was the first to provide women with the right to
Speaker 1: vote in parliamentary elections New Zealand in eighteen ninety three,
Speaker 1: nine years ahead of their antipoday neighbors. Question seventeen. Which
Speaker 1: Australian city has the third largest population, Brisbane, with the
Speaker 1: population of approximately two point seven eight million. Question eighteen
Speaker 1: True or false? New Zealand has more sheep than humans. True,
Speaker 1: but it's the lowest it's been since records started at
Speaker 1: fewer than five sheep per person. In the early eighties,
Speaker 1: it was as many as twenty two per person. Incidentally,
Speaker 1: Australia has more sheep than humans as well. Question nineteen
Speaker 1: which movie trilogy filmed in New Zealand and with a
Speaker 1: large cast of Australians is abbreviated to tlotr The Lord
Speaker 1: of the Rings. Question twenty which of the following singers
Speaker 1: was not born in New Zealand. Keith urban Iggy Azalea
Speaker 1: or Lord Iggy Azalea was born in Sydney in nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety Will we back with a sporting treble? To wrap
Speaker 1: up this Anzac Day edition of Cultu Trivia. It's the
Speaker 1: Anzac edition of Cultra Trivia. Question twenty one in which
Speaker 1: two sports did Australia and New Zealand play each other
Speaker 1: in their respective World Cup finals in twenty fifteen? Quite
Speaker 1: remarkable really? It was rugby union and cricket. The result
Speaker 1: won all. Question twenty two is a follow up question.
Speaker 1: Who scored the first try of the Rugby World Cup
Speaker 1: final in New Zealand's victory over Australia. Was it mar Nonhu?
Speaker 1: Was it Nahe Milner Scudder or was it Bowden Barrett?
Speaker 1: It was Nahe Milner Scudder and as New Zealand so
Speaker 1: often do, they did it just before halftime, giving them
Speaker 1: a sixteen three lead at the break. Question twenty three okay,
Speaker 1: it's another follow up question. Who top scored for Australia
Speaker 1: in the twenty fifteen Cricket World Cup victory over New Zealand.
Speaker 1: Was it David Warner, Stephen Smith or Michael Clark? Those
Speaker 1: three gentlemen did indeed top score, but with seventy four
Speaker 1: runs of seventy two balls, the best of the bunch
Speaker 1: was Michael Clark. Question twenty four, how many fewer stars
Speaker 1: are there on the New Zealand flag versus the Australian flag.
Speaker 1: New Zealand has four stars on their flag, Australia has six,
Speaker 1: so the answer is too fewer Question twenty five, last
Speaker 1: one for today. New Zealand born film director Jane Campion
Speaker 1: is the only woman to be nominated for two Best
Speaker 1: Director Oscars, winning one of them. Was it for the
Speaker 1: Piano or the Power of the Dog. The Power of
Speaker 1: the Dog won in twenty twenty two. The piano lost
Speaker 1: in a cross reference to question thirteen in Today's Quiz
Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety four to Steven Spielberg's Shindler's List. Thanks
Speaker 1: for helping us commemorate this very special day in the
Speaker 1: Australian and New Zealand calendar. Hopefully you've enjoyed the special
Speaker 1: editions over the last couple of weeks. We'll be back
Speaker 1: on Monday with another episode of Car Trip Trivia. Be
Speaker 1: black or white, but stay green and gold.
Speaker 2: Lest we forget.
Speaker 3: Differ, differing the past, the beam they