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Australian Landscapes and landforms
Australian Landscapes and landforms
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Knowledge of Australian geography, landforms and landscapes
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1
Which of these is not an Australian landform
Lake Eyre
Mount Cook
Simpson desert
Horizontal falls
2
What impact have humans had on landscapes and landforms around the world?
Negative
Positive and Negative
Positive
3
This landform is called?
Three Sisters
Three Uncles
Three Points
Three Siblings
4
What famous landform is this?
Stone henge
Uluru
A part of Flinders Ranges
The three sisters
5
What type of landscape are the 12 Apostles?
Constructed landscape
Desert landscape
Mountain landscape
Coastal landscape
6
Where are the Cradle Mountains
South Australia
ACT
Tasmania
Victoria
7
What landscape is this an example of?
Mountain
Island
Karst
Grassland
8
What is Australia
A continent
An island
New Zealands brother
An island and a continent
9
Which State is The Great Barrier Reef located off
New South Wales
Western Australia
Northern Territory
Queensland
10
How many meters below sea level is Lake Eyre
5m
15m
25m
35m
11
Which of these is not a natural landscape
Grasslands
Desert
Rice fields
Coastal
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What are landscapes?
Landscapes are made by humans
Landscapes are the visual features of the land
Landscapes are big things found in Australia
Landscapes the same as landforms
13
What is this range called?
The Rungle Rungles
The Pungle Pungles
The Bungle Bungles
The Bora Boras
14
Florence and Wangi in Litchfield National Park are examples of what
Waterfalls
Rivers
Cliffs
Caves
15
What is Australia's largest tropical Rain forest?
Amazon
Raintree
Sumatra
Daintree