Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Earthquakes
Humans
The next line
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This was the small New South Wales town where the Kelly Gang’s second major bank robbery took place.

Jerilderie

100

Ned Kelly’s sister, who tricked volunteers into following her so the gang could stay hidden.

Maggie Skilling (nee Kelly)

100

The largest earthquake ever recorded was in what country in 1960? It is also a mexican dish  ___________ con carne.

Chile (near Valdivia)

100

This is the total number of people living in a country, city, or area at a given time.

Population

100

“Hakuna Matata, what a wonderful phrase…”

“Hakuna Matata, ain’t no passing craze”?

200

Before robbing the bank, the Kelly Gang disguised themselves as these.

policemen

200

Chief Commissioner Standish ordered the arrest of 21 of these people, hoping to weaken the Kelly Gang’s support.

Kelly sympathisers (friends and relatives)

200

The scale most often used to measure an earthquake’s magnitude.  

Richter scale  

200

Scientists and geographers often use this type of chart to show a population’s age and gender distribution.

a population pyramid

200

“Just a small-town girl, living in a lonely world…”

“She took the midnight train going anywhere”?

300

During the robbery, this unlucky man was having a bath when the gang arrived.

Mr John Tartelton (Bank accountant)

300

How many policemen were hiding in an informants house waiting to capture Joe Byrne

Four

300

In 2011, this country experienced a magnitude 9.0 earthquake followed by a devastating tsunami, damaging the Fukushima nuclear plant.

Japan

300

Types of changes that happen immediately because of population growth, such as more houses being built or more roads being made.

Direct changes

300

“Float like a butterfly…”

“sting like a bee”? (Muhammad Ali)

400

This letter, dictated by Ned Kelly and written by Joe Byrne, was meant for a newspaper but was instead handed to the police.

the Jerilderie Letter

400

It’s believed Ned Kelly got the idea for this from a book he read while in hiding.

his armour

400

This boundary type, where plates slide past each other, is where the San Andreas Fault is found.

a transform boundary

400

When a urban centre starts to grow or expand.

Urban Sprawl

400

“To infinity…”

…and beyond!” (Buzz Lightyear, Toy Story)

500

The Kelly Gang ordered townspeople to do this to stop news of the robbery from spreading quickly.

cut down the telegraph poles

500

This man, once involved in stock stealing with the Kelly Gang, was rumoured to be planning to kill Joe Byrne before Byrne shot him.

Aaron Sherritt

500

Earthquakes can trigger this type of sudden movement on slopes, which can destroy many homes and roads.

Landslides

500

This term describes the movement of people from one area to another, which can cause both direct and indirect changes in population size and the environment.

Migration

500

“I’ll be there for you…”

“When the rain starts to pour”? (Friends theme song)

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