Australia

Lieutenant James Cook was under the command of Great Britain to explore the ____ Coast of Australia.

Australia has more than _____ beaches

The name Australia comes from the Latin and means _____

The platypus and echidna are the only two mammals in the world that lay eggs. They are only found in Australia.

The exploration on the southern and western coast of Australia was conducted by 29 Dutch explorers in ____ century

Kangaroo is the national animal of Australia

The capital of Australia is ____

For its location in the centre of Australia, ____ is often called the heart of Australia

What is it?

In Australia, one of the most iconic Australian landmarks would have to be the ____ Opera House

‘God Save The King/Queen’ was the national anthem of Australia until ___

These australian spiders are known as _______

Australia exports ____ to Saudi Arabia. The Arabs use them for meat.

This lake in Australia is called