Household
Something you use to hand clothes on in your wardobe.
Clothes hanger
What is the capital city of Australia?
Canberra
This food is orange and green and grows in the ground. Rabbits like to eat it.
Carrot
An animal you can keep as a pet but you can also eat it. It has wool.
Sheep
Name 3 Australian States or Territories
Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory, Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
You use this in the kitchen to chop meat and vegetables
Knife
What country are croissants from?
France
A food that contain a meat patty, bread roll, cheese, lettuce, tomato and sauces.
An animal that slithers
Snake
Name 3 Australian native animals
Kangaroo, koala, emu, etc.
You use this to eat soup
Spoon
Name 3 countries that border Afghanistan
Pakistan, Iran, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, China
A food that is made from butter, flour, sugar, eggs and milk and baked in the oven in a tin.
Cake
A large animal that lives in the ocean, has sharp teeth and eats other fish and sea animals
Shark
Name 3 popular Australian takeaway foods
McDonalds, burger, pizza, KFC etc.
Coffee table
What is the biggest country in Africa?
Algeria
Name three foods you might eat at a barbecue (BBQ)
Sausages, meat, steaks, salad, bread, vegetables
An animal that is very large and lives in the ocean. It eats plankton (tiny organisms in the water)
Whale
What is the name of the famous, dark brown Australian spread that people put on toast with butter?
Vegemite
Name 5 things in your house or outside your house
Roof, windows, walls, lights, table, chairs, grass etc.
What is the biggest country in the world?
Russia
Name 5 foods you might find in a freezer
Pies, bread, meat, vegetables, berries, ice cream, frozen chips, nuggets
An animal that is small and red and has black dots. It has wings and can fly.
Ladybird
Australia's colourful bank notes (money) are waterproof because they are made of....
Plastic