Symbols
Animals
Language
General Knowledge
Tools & Music
100
what symbol is this?
A Star 
100
What Australian animal is important in many Aboriginal stories and artworks that can jump?
A Kangaroo
100
What is one way we can say hello to someone?
Hello / Wominjeka
100
What are the three colors on the Aboriginal flag?
Black, yellow, and red
100
What curved wooden tool is famous for flying through the air and coming right back to you?
A boomerang
200
What Symbol is this?
A meeting place
200
what type of animal is for these animal tracks 
An Emu
200
what is a bunjil?
An Eagle
200
What does the bright yellow circle in the middle of the Aboriginal flag represent?
The Sun
200
What long, wooden musical instrument makes a deep, buzzing sound when you blow into it?
A didgeridoo
300
What symbols is this?
a waterhole
300
What animal tracks are these
A Kangaroo
300
What does “Wurundjeri” refer to?
A Traditional Owner people of the Kulin Nation
300
What does the black represent?
Aboriginal people
300
What are the small, smooth pieces of wood that are tapped together to keep a rhythm during a song or dance?
Clapsticks
400
what is this symbol?
A Spear
400
What animal features in many Aboriginal cultural stories and is known for its amazing colours
Snake / Rainbow Serpent
400
What is a “Welcome to Country”?
A. A greeting ceremony performed by Traditional Owners
B. A children's game
C. A type of artwork
A. A greeting ceremony performed by Traditional Owners
400
What does the red represent?
The earth and people's connection to Country
400
Why are stories important to Aboriginal cultures?
They can pass on knowledge, history, identity and connections to Country.jpeg)
500
what symbol is this?
People sitting around a campfire.
500
What large bird can be found in Aboriginal stories, art and cultural knowledge?
Eagle
500
What does mob mean?
A way some Aboriginal people refer to their family, community or cultural group
500
What do we call the ancient stories and beliefs that tell how the universe, land, and animals were created?
The Dreaming (or Dreamtime)
500
What part of a tree did Indigenous people carefully peel off to build light water canoes and shelters?
Bark