10 Questions: Paint It Black Multiple Choice Quiz | General

Answer: Coco Chanel

There had, of course, been black dresses prior to this time; however, they were generally associated with funerals and mourning. The little black dress by Coco Chanel was featured in an edition of American "Vogue" in 1926 and was a simple design and calf-length.

The little black dress has remained a notable item in the wardrobe of most women since its introduction and is often seen in films. One of the most famous little black dresses to ever grace our screens was the one worn by Audrey Hepburn in the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's" (1961).

Answer: New Zealand

The All Blacks have represented New Zealand in rugby union for more than 100 years. They were the winners of the 1987 World Cup and are often tough competitors in the annual Tri-Nations tournament in which they play against Australia and South Africa.

The team is well known for the Maori war dance, known as the haka, which the team performs before each international match that they compete in.

Answer: Europe

The Black Sea is surrounded by a number of countries including Romania, Russia, Turkey and Bulgaria. The Black Sea is an example of a meromictic basin (in fact it is the world's largest), which means that the oxygen deprived deeper water does not mix with the water closest to the surface which gains oxygen from the surrounding atmosphere.

The deeper waters of the sea tend to be more salty and warmer than the water that is closer to the surface.

Answer: AC/DC

"Back in Black" was the first album that the band released after the death of their former lead singer, Bon Scott, in February 1980. The album featured numerous of the band's hits including "Back in Black" and "You Shook Me All Night Long". More than 49 million copies of the album were sold worldwide.

Answer: Brad Pitt

"Men in Black" was a 1997 film that was based on a comic book series of the same name. The film follows an agency (MIB) that monitor alien activity on earth. Both Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith portrayed MIB agents while Vincent D'Onofrio acted as an alien known as The Bug.

There was a soundtrack that featured music from the film which included artists including Will Smith, Snoop Dog and Alicia Keys. The film was so successful that a sequel entitled "Men in Black II" was released in 2002.

Answer: Werewolf

Jacob Black first transformed into a werewolf in the second book of the series, "New Moon" (2006). His werewolf transformation was due to vampires being present in his area. Jacob had romantic feelings for his best friend and the main character of the series, Bella Swan, who was in love with a vampire.

In the films that were created based on the books, Jacob Black was portrayed by Taylor Lautner.

Answer: Bushfire

Temperatures on Black Saturday peaked at more than 40 degrees Celsius and this, along with the fast winds, provided new and existing fires with the ability to burn out of control. The day resulted in the deaths of more than 170 people and more than 2000 houses being destroyed in a number of towns which included Kinglake and Marysville.

Answer: Noir

Noir is the French word for the colour black. The other options listed are also French words for colours: vert is green, marron is brown and jaune is yellow.

Answer: Red

The female spiders are known for the red spots they have on their backs and for sometimes eating the male spider after mating. These spiders have a potent venom that can cause humans illness and swelling, and in severe but extremely rare cases, death. The southern black widow spider is native to North America.

Answer: The Farmer

The modern version of the nursery rhyme is as follows:

"Baa, baa, black sheep,
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir,
Three bags full.
One for the master,
One for the dame,
And one for the little boy
Who lives down the lane".

A slightly different version of this song was first published 1744 in "Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book".