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This person is the formal head of state of Australia.

The Governor-General

100

This international organisation has 193 member states and meets annually in the General Assembly.

United Nations (UN)

100

This global pandemic began in 2019 and caused widespread lockdowns.

COVID-19

100

This board game involves buying properties and trying to bankrupt opponents.

Monoploly

100

This scientist developed the theory of general relativity.

Albert Einstein

200

The longest serving Australian Prime Minister

Robert Menzies

200

This intergovernmental organisation formed in 1949 focuses on collective defence.

NATO

200

In 1989, this symbolic barrier in Europe fell, marking the end of the Cold War era.

The Berlin Wall

200

In Greek mythology, this hero completed twelve labours, including slaying the Nemean Lion.

Heracles (Hercules)

200

This ancient civilisation built Machu Picchu.

The Inca

300

The 1967 referendum amended the Constitution to allow this group to be counted in the census.

The 1967 referendum amended the Constitution to allow this group to be counted in the census.

300

This political concept refers to the authority of a state to govern itself without interference from others.

Sovereignty

300

This 1969 event marked humanity’s first steps on the Moon.

Apollo 11

300

This chemical element has the atomic number 1.

Hydrogen

300

This ancient city, buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 CE, has provided extensive archaeological insight into Roman life.

Pompeii

400

The High Court’s role as interpreter of the Constitution is known by this term

Judicial review

400

This international relations theory emphasises power, anarchy, and state self-interest as key motivators in global affairs.

Realism

400

The 1936–39 conflict, viewed as a prelude to WWII, pitted Republicans against Nationalists

The Spanish Civil War

400

This paradox asks why, given the vast number of stars, we have seen no evidence of extraterrestrial life.

The Fermi Paradox

400

This term describes the tendency for people to choose the simpler of two competing explanations, with all else equal.

Occam’s Razor

500

This High Court case (1992) overturned terra nullius and recognised Indigenous land rights.

Mabo v Queensland

500

This political ideology advocates for state control of key industries and aims to eliminate class distinctions.

Socialism

500

First appearing in Mesopotamia and Egypt this invention fundamentally changed the course of world history

Writing

500

What is the closest star to the sun

Proxima Centauri

500

This species at one point in time made up 95% of all land vertebrate life

Lystrosaurus

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