Industrial Revolution
WW1
Ancient and medieval empires
Civics government and democracy
Bonus round - pop culture
100

Why did the Industrial Revolution start in Britain?

Access to coal, waterways, and new inventions supported industrial growth.

100

What was the “spark” that started World War One?

The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

100

What is the name of the Disney movie about a young Polynesian girl who restores the heart of Te Fiti?

Moana

100

What type of democracy does Australia have?

A representative democracy.

100

Which singer released the album 1989?

Taylor Swift

200

How did the steam engine help factories and transport?

It powered machines and trains, speeding up production and movement of goods.

200

Why were alliances important in starting WWI?

They pulled more countries into the conflict quickly. 'Domino Effect'

200

Which band sang Bohemian Rhapsody and had a movie made about them in 2018?

Queen

200

What is the job of the Senate in Australian Parliament?

To review and vote on laws.

200

What superhero protects Gotham City?

Batman

300

What changes happened in where people lived during the Industrial Revolution?

Many moved from farms to cities for factory work (urbanisation).

300

What was life like for soldiers in the trenches?

Muddy, dangerous, boring, and full of disease.

300

In The Greatest Showman, what theme is shown through the lives of the performers?

Acceptance, diversity, and following your dreams.

300

Why do we have three levels of government in Australia?

To manage different responsibilities: federal, state, and local.

300

What magical sport is played in Harry Potter?

Quidditch

400

How did working conditions in factories affect people’s lives?

Long hours, low pay, and unsafe conditions caused poor health and led to protests.

400

Why did many Australians support joining WWI in 1914?

Loyalty to Britain and a sense of adventure or duty.

400

How does the soundtrack of a film affect the mood of a scene? Give one example.

It sets emotion—e.g., tense music in Jaws builds suspense.

400

What does the High Court do?

It interprets the Constitution and settles major legal disputes. 

It is also the last court of Appeal in Australia.

400

Which game character often rescues Princess Peach?

Mario

500

What was one long-term effect of the Industrial Revolution on the world?

It increased global trade and made some countries much more powerful. Also led to modern climate change ue to the burning of fossil fules for manufacturing and transport.

500

Why is Gallipoli still remembered in Australia today?

It represents bravery and the beginning of Australia’s national identity.

500

What are some ways social issues are shown in music by artists like Beyoncé or Kendrick Lamar?

Through lyrics about race, identity, gender, and empowerment.

500

What is one way political parties influence government decisions?

By shaping laws and policies if they win enough seats (absolute majority) to govern.

500

What are “The Hunger Games” in the story about?

A deadly competition used by the government to control the districts.

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