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Australia is one of the world's largest exporters of...
gold & cacao
Coffee & coal
wheat & wool
wine & diamonds
2
How many people live in Australia?
7 million
26 million
46 million
214 million
3
Which sport is considered to be the biggest in Australia?
Soccer
Cricket
Rugby
Australian Rules Football
4
A famous beach in Sydney Australia is...
Bondi Beach
Copacabana Beach
Santa Monica
South Beach
5
This instrument is associated with Indigenous Australian cultures. What is it called?
Native Australian Flute
Didgeridoo
Ngoma
Charango
6
What is the reef located on the east coast of Australia called?
Great Barrier Reef
Huge Barrier Reef
Big Barrier Reef
Big Reef
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What is Austalia's nickname?
Kiwi
Down under
Aussie
Outback
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When did the first Europeans reach Australia?
19th century
10th century
16th century
13th century
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The name of Australia's indigenous people is...
Aboriginals
Maoris
Sami
Native Americans
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In which city do you find this opera house?
Canberra
Perth
Melbourne
Sydney
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"Indigenous" means....
ursprunglig
invandrare
utfattig
nybyggare
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"The Outback" is...
Vast and remote areas of Australia
The highest mountain of Australia
The west coast of Australia
Suburbs (förorter) of Sydney
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This "rock" in the middle of Australia is called....
Uluru
Table Mountain
Twelve Apostles
Ayers Rock
14
From which country do most Australians descend (härstamma)?
United States
Spain
Indonesia
United Kingdom
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What is the capital of Australia?
Perth
Melbourne
Canberra
Sydney
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The currency in Australia is called....
Australian Pound
Australian Dollar
Rupee
The Rand
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Australia is the ...?... largest country in the world.
6th
7th
8th
5th
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Many Aboriginals died due to.....?..... when the Europeans arrived in the 16th century.
starving
wars
diseases
19
Which explorer claimed Australia for the British Empire?
David Livingstone
Christopher Columbus
Henry Hudson
James Cook
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About 80% of the animals that live in Australia are ENDEMIC. That means...
They are members of the marsupial (pungdjur) family
They are endangered
They are some of the world's deadliest animals
They can only be found at a certain place in the world
