You got 4 correct out of 9. :( 1. In British English, thongs are a kind of underwear, but in Australian English they are __________. sunglasses cold beers ice coolers flip-flops 2. “You got the job! __________, Davo.” She’ll be right Good onya Hooroo Fair dinkum “Good onya” means congratulations in Australian English. 3. If you’re feeling hungry in Straya, you should get some __________. budgie smugglers bush tucker bogan drongo budgie bush 4. Stevo: “Sorry but I’m going to be late for work this arvo.” Johnno: “_________ mate. We’re not busy today.” Rack off! Deadest No worries Stewth “No worries” means “no problem”. 5. Calling someone a bogan is _________ in Australia. a compliment an insult a term of endearment an honour “Bogan” is an Australia-specific term but loosely can be translated as redneck (American English) or chav (British English), meaning an unsophisticated lower-class person. 6. One of the customs of the Aboriginal Australians is for a boy to ________ into the bush before he comes of age as a man. go walkabout go bush tucker go outback go koala go budgie smuggling 7. An old-fashioned way of telling someone to go away in Australia is to say “_____________”. Strewth! She’ll be right! Rack off! Sick c*nt! 8. If you’re going to have a barbie on the beach you, should keep your tinnies in your _________. garbo ambo eski bush 9. A ________ is someone who works in a job such as plumbing or bricklaying. milko tradie bushie cockie