Australian History
Maths
Literature
Christmas
Famous Landmarks
100

These ships carried the first convicts from Britain to Australia in 1788.

What is the First Fleet?

100

A triangle with three equal sides is called this.

What is an equilateral triangle?

100

This is the name of the protagonist of Someone Like Me.

Who is Tas?

100

Australians often eat this cold dessert topped with fruit on Christmas Day.

What is pavlova?

100

This famous building in Sydney sits on the site of Pemulwuy's hut. 

What is the Sydney Opera House?

200

The Traditional Owners of Australia have been here approximately this long.

What is 60,000 years.

200

This type of angle is greater than 90° but less than 180°.

What is an obtuse angle?

200

Ellen wakes up on her birthday to find this mysterious object on her pillow.

What is a silver crown?

200

These colourful paper tubes pull apart with a bang and contain jokes and crowns.

What are Christmas crackers?

200

This tall tower in France was originally criticised but is now one of the world’s most visited attractions.

What is the Eiffel Tower?

300

This event in 1851 caused thousands of people to travel to Victoria and New South Wales hoping to become rich.

What is the Gold Rush?

300

This is the term for the answer to a multiplication problem.

What is the product?

300

In The Book of Chance, Nadia spends her days helping this group of people.

Who are refugees?

300

This is the original name for Santa.

Who is Saint Nicholas?

300

You’ll find these huge stone structures in Egypt, built as tombs for ancient pharaohs.

What are the pyramids?

400

This document, signed in 1901, officially united the colonies into one country.

What is Federation?

400

This is the number you get when you divide the total by the number of items — often used for averages.

What is the mean?

400

This Australian author wrote The 52-Storey Treehouse and many other funny books.

Who is Andy Griffiths?

400

This plant, often hung in doorways, is associated with ancient Norse myths and was believed to bring peace — anyone standing beneath it should be offered a kiss.

What is mistletoe?

400

This ancient Roman arena could hold more than 50,000 spectators and hosted gladiator battles and public events.

What is the Colosseum?

500

This 1967 national vote changed the Constitution so Aboriginal people were counted in the census.

What is the 1967 Referendum?

500

What does BIDMAS stand for?

What is Brackets Indices Division Multiplication Addition Subtraction?

500

This author created the fantasy world of Narnia.

Who is C.S. Lewis?

500

In Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, this ghost arrives first to warn Scrooge of the night ahead.

Who is Jacob Marley?

500

This prehistoric monument in England is made of massive standing stones arranged in a circle.

What is Stonehenge?

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