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Australia
Teacher's Trivia
100

What year did ANZAC soldiers land in Gallipoli?

1915

100

The House of Representative is also known as:

a) the Lower House

b) the Upper House

A) the Lower House

100

Where in the world am I? (City)

I am know as the city of lights

My cities main attractive has 1655 steps from the ground to the top

I hosted the summer Olympics in 2024

Paris, France

100

If everyone in Australia suddenly decided to only eat hot chips for dinner, what would most likely happen first?
a) Potato prices would skyrocket 🥔
b) The government would ban ketchup 🚫🍅
c) Farmers would start growing only potatoes 🌱
d) The economy would smell like a fish & chip shop 🐟

a) Potato prices would skyrocket (law of supply & demand!)

100

What famous Australian song has the line "We are one and free"?

Advance Australia Fair

Australia's National Anthem 

100

Mrs Nunn:

In the movie "The Little Mermaid", what human used item did Ariel use to brush her hair?

A fork 

200
Two Australian cities were bombed in WWII, name one of them.

Darwin

Broome

200

What colour seats are in the Senate?

Red

200
FLAGS:


Draw the Australian flag on the board

200

If Harley Reid has signed on till the end of 2028 with the West Coast Eagles for $2million a year, how much will he have earned from 2026-2028?

$6 million

200

What day is observed in Australia on April 25?

ANZAC day

200

Ms Devlin:

How much sleep do Giraffes need per day?

30 minutes

300

Who was the famous African-American leader who gave the ‘I Have a Dream’ speech in 1963?

Martin Luther King Jr.

300

What "House" does the Prime Minister work in?

House of Representatives

300

Where in the world am i? (Country)

  • I am a country made up of over 17,000 islands.

  • I am famous for my beaches, volcanoes, and rice terraces.

  • My capital city is Jakarta.

  • I am the fourth most populous country in the world.



Indonesia

300

If Manchester United spends £100 million on a new striker, what economic concept is this?
a) Saving
b) Investment
c) Scarcity
d) Opportunity cost

b) Investment

300

What was the last independent state to agree to joining the federation of Australia?

Western Australia

300

Mrs Loveless:

How many Bon Jovi singles have made number 1 in the Billboard Hot 100?

4



400

Two successful 1967 referendum changed the constitution in two parts for Indigenous Australians. Name one of these changes.

- Counted in the census 

- allowed the Commonwealth to legislate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

400

Who is the longest serving Prime Minister of Australia?

Sir Robert Menzies

18 years and 163 days

400

FLAGS:

Draw the Flag of Western Australia on the board


400

A bakery sells 50 loaves of bread every day at $2 per loaf. The bakery decides to increase the price to $3 per loaf.

What is the $ difference if the bakery sells 40 loafs a day?

Difference: Increase $20

50 x $20 - $100

40 x $3 - $120

400

Who am I?

🧢 I’m known for wearing khaki and loving wildlife.

📺 People called me the 'Crocodile Hunter'.

🌿 I helped people all around the world learn about animals and nature.

Steve Irwin 

400

Mrs Crook:

How many people are on a standard dragon boat during a race?

A standard dragon boat race crew consists of 22 people: 20 paddlers, one drummer who keeps the rhythm, and one steersperson who steers the boat at the stern.

500

What was the bugle noise used for throughout wartime?


Signal to soldiers for a call to duty or to charge 

500

What was the significance of the 1992 Mabo v Queensland (No. 2) decision?

It overturned the doctrine of terra nullius and recognised native title

500

Where in the world am i? (City)

  • I am a city in Europe that is famous for canals and Renaissance architecture.

  • I am the capital of a region known for its cheese and tulips.

  • I am built on more than 100 small islands connected by bridges.

  • My city is known for cycling as a primary mode of transport.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

500

Which currency is used in South Africa?

a) Peso
b) Rand
c) Lira
d) Dinar

b) Rand

500

Which iconic Australian food brand was founded in 1923 and celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2023?

Vegemite

500

Ms Doherty:

Marie Curie is the only person to win two Nobel prizes for two different scientific fields. What are they?

Physics in 1903 and Chemistry in 1911

600

Name 3 terms agreed to under the Treaty of Versailles

Land (Territorial Losses)

Army (Military Restrictions)

Money (Reparations)

Blame (War Guilt Clause – Article 231)

600

Who was the first woman to be elected into Parliament in Australia?

Edith Cowan, 1921

600

What is the most recent country to gain independence?

South Sudan, 2011

600

3 MINUTES TO ANSWER:

The local AFL club sells 20,000 tickets for a game at $30 each. The club also earns $50,000 from merchandise sales. The stadium costs $300,000 to rent, and other expenses (staff, security, etc.) total $100,000.

a) Calculate the total revenue from ticket sales.
b) Calculate the club’s total revenue including merchandise.
c) Calculate the club’s total profit or loss.

Step 1 – Revenue from tickets: 20,000 × $30 = ?
Step 2 – Total revenue including merchandise: Step 1 + $50,000 = ?
Step 3 – Profit/loss: Total revenue – (Stadium + Other expenses) = ?

Answer:
a) $600,000
b) $650,000
c) $650,000 – ($300,000 + $100,000) = $250,000 profit

600

Name 4 varieties of Tim Tams (original range):

Original

Dark

White

Chewy Caramel 

Double Coat

Gluten Free

600

Ms Kiley:

Name the four Album titles that Taylor Swift has won a Grammy for Album of the Year for.

Fearless

1989

Folklore

Midnights

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