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Australia (R9)
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Outback is...
a name for a player in Aussie Rules Football.
the Australian word for areas far away from towns and cities.
the Australian word for garden.
2
Australia consists of..
six states and two territories.
eight states.
six territories.
four territories.
3
Australia´s symbol(s) is/are...
a kangaroo and an emu.
a kangaroo and a jellyfish.
a koala.
two sheep and a kangaroo.
4
Ayers Rock is...
the world´s largest single block of stone.
a national music festival.
a kind of Australian hard rock.
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Koalas´favourite food is...
the fresh leaves of eucalyptus trees.
insects.
fruits and nuts.
6
Australia has..
two time zones.
four time zones.
three time zones.
6 time zones.
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The most popular sport in Australia..
hiking
tennis
Aussie Rules Football.
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The School of the Air is...
a training camp for astronauts.
a school in a very tall skyscraper in Sydney.
a radio school in some parts of Australia
9
Koalas are...
not bears at all.
bears that live in trees.
bears that live on the ground.
10
Victoria is one of the Australian states.
True
False
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A station is the Australian word for..
a bus stop.
a large sheep or cattle farm.
a hospital.
12
The earth in Australia is often red because...
there is about 7 per cent iron oxide in it.
farmers added red colour to the sand so they could see their sheep better.
there are special bacteria in the ground.
13
Sydney is..
the capital of Australia.
the capital of Victoria.
the capital of Queensland.
the capital of New South Wales.
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A boomerang is...
a tool that the Aborigines used for hunting animals.
a special kind of paint used by native Australians.
an Australian musical instrument.
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Native Australians are also called Indians.
True
False
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Hobart is...
the name of an animals you can only find in Australia.
the capital of the state of Tasmania.
the name of the Australian Prime Minister.