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Connect Four, You Can See Everything, A to Z, Aunts & Uncles, and Musicals By Numbers.
Connect Four
Four seemingly unrelated questions. For question five, tell us what links the first four answers.
There might be more than one link but we’re looking for something specific. Think “They are all first names of The Beatles members”, not “They are all men’s names”.
In Aesop’s fable, what kind of bird laid the golden eggs?
Which British mythical figure lends his name to a popular bird identification app?
What was the name of the founding X-Men member otherwise known as Robert “Bobby” Drake?
What word meaning a renegade or pioneer came from the name of a Texan lawyer who refused to brand his cattle?
What is the specific connection between the first four answers in this category?
Connect Four
You Can See Everything
Why would we deceive you?
What was the first planet in our solar system to be located using mathematical equations, not by direct sight?
According to NASA.
Which New Zealand-born Australian of the Year with a charitable foundation named after him worked to end avoidable blindness around the world?
Does myopia refer to nearsightedness or farsightedness?
What kind of light can be seen by bumblebees but not humans?
Name the two colours that make up the most common main type of colour blindness.
According to Healthdirect Australia.
You Can See Everything
A to Z
Every answer starts with A and ends in Z.
Californian island and former prison.
Adjective for being full of sound and activity.
Iconic NYC-based photographer known for her intimate celebrity portraits.
Summer cocktail typically made with a bright orange Italian liqueur, Prosecco, and soda.
Surname of Carlos who, at just 19, made it to the top of his professional game in 2022.
A to Z
Aunts & Uncles
Pour one out for the pibling (a parent’s sibling).
What are the first names of the Simpson children’s two maternal aunts?
Which Oscar-nominated Aussie actress voices Aunty Brandy on Bluey?
Which of the following is not an Uncle Toby’s product: Le Snak, LCMs, or Roll-Ups?
Which English king is widely believed to have been responsible for the disappearance of his two nephews from the Tower of London in 1483?
Which Australian institution is fondly referred to as “Aunty”?
Aunts & Uncles
Musicals By Numbers
Which stage shows feature the following songs?
The years in brackets refer to the Broadway opening date of each show.
“Maria”, “Climb Ev’ry Mountain”, “Sixteen Going on Seventeen” (1959)
“Willkommen”, “Don’t Tell Mama”, “Tomorrow Belongs to Me” (1966)
“The Rum Tum Tugger”, “The Jellicle Ball”, “Memory” (1982)
“Food, Glorious Food”, “Consider Yourself”, “You’ve Got to Pick a Pocket or Two” (1963)
“For Good”, “Defying Gravity”, “Popular” (2003)
Musicals By Numbers
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