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Year 3 - Geography. Quizzing you on Australia, climate, and neighbouring countries.
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1
What is the capital city of Western Australia?
Darwin
Perth
Melbourne
Brisbane
2
What is
Australia's
capital city?
Melbourne
Adelaide
Canberra
Sydney
3
Which animal is NOT native to Australia?
Koala
Panda
Kangaroo
Emu
4
Polar means very cold and dry all year round
True
False
5
How many states does Australia have?
12
10
5
6
6
What is weather?
Wheat
I don't know
Hot and cold
Day to day conditions of a particular place
7
What is the name of this landmark?
Sydney Harbour
Orange Hill
Red Hill
Uluru
8
This landmark is a natural feature
True
False
9
What is climate?
Common, average weather conditions
A mate that climbs
The weather
A place that is hot
10
What is the most common language used by Australians?
English
Togolog
Portuguese
French
11
The Great Dividing Range is a series of mountain ranges that divides the east coast from the inland.
True
False
12
Tropical means hot and wet all year round
True
False
13
Australia is a continent
False
True
14
Is Ayer's Rock in Australia? True or False
True
False
15
Is Papua New Guinea a neighbouring country of Australia? True or False
False
True
16
On a compass, what does N stand for?
Netherlands
Norway
North
Neverland
17
The Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef in the world.
True
False
18
Where are these Australian landmarks located?
Perth
Melbourne
Darwin
Sydney
19
Which one is NOT a climate zone?
Polar
Temperate
Thunder
Tropical
20
Which one of the following is the closest neighbouring country to Australia?
India
America
New Zealand
China
21
Which one of Australia's capital cities have warm, dry winters?
Brisbane
Darwin
Perth
Adelaide
22
The Great Barrier Reef is located in:
Sydney
Victoria
Queensland
Perth