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New Zealand, Vanuatu and Indonesia are considered what?

Where do most people in Australia live?

Geography T3 S2 - Places are Similiar & Different

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NSW DET Geography Stage 2 Term 3 Assessment

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1
Where do most people in Australia live?
along the coastline
in apartments
spread out evenly across the whole country
on farms
2
New Zealand, Vanuatu and Indonesia are considered what?
countries that are on the otherside of the world
strong armies
Good rugby leagues countries
Australia's neighbours
3
What's the difference between 'weather' and climate'?
weather is rainy and climate is sunny
climate is the short term study of a particular area
weather is long term study of an area
weather is the day-to-day conditions; climate is measured over 30 year s
4
The capital city of Australia is?
Melbourne
Canberra
Brisbane
Sydney
5
"Natural Features" of Australia include?
The Great Dividing Range
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Dreamworld
Port Arthur Penal Colony
6
"Human features" of Australia include?
Daintree Rainforest
Uluru
Great Barrier Reef
Sydney Opera House
7
By definition, a city must have at least how many people living there?
25,000
2 million
250
2500
8
Australia is part of two climate zones; tropical and ?
Polar zone
Equator
Antarctic zone
Temperate zone
9
Geography is the study of _______________ features?
physical
space and the stars
physical and emotional
emotional
10
Australia has 6 states and 2 territories.
False
True