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HODGEPODGE
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What is the current name for land mass formally known as Ayers Rock?

Uluru

100

The sea to the northeast of Queensland is called...

Coral Sea

100

What are native Australians called?

Aboriginal/ Indigenous people 

100

Who is the leader in Australian government?

Prime Minister

100

Australia's most important trading partner?

China

200

Where is the Great Barrier Reef located?

In the Coral Sea along the eastern coast of Australia.

200

Where do most Australians live?

Along the eastern coast.

200
What is the name of the British captain that colonized Australia?
Captain James Cook
200

What is the capital of Australia?

Canberra

200

Australia lies between which oceans?

Indian and Pacific

300

What is the name of the desert that stretches across 160,000 miles of Australia?

Great Victoria Desert

300
How hot was the 29/11/18 ?

35

300

What is the name of the most famous instrument played by Aboriginal males?

Didgeridoo

300

How many states and territories are in Australia?

6 states and 2 territories.

300
Since Australia is south of the Equator, the months of December, January, February are during what season?
Summer
400

How did the Great Victoria Desert get its name?

First Europeans to cross the desert named it after British Queen Victoria in 1875.

400

Describe the climate in Australia's interior.

Hot and dry

400

What was Britain's most important use for Australia?

Great Britain used Australia as a penal colony.

400

What is the system and form of government in Australia?

Federal parliamentary democracy

400
What is the job of the governor-general in Australia?
Represent the Queen in Australia.
500

What is the name of the island south of Australia?

Tasmania

500

Why is it that most Australians live in a particular area of Australia instead of living all over such a large country?

People like to live in the temperate (milder) climate along the coast to avoid the heat of Australia’s centre.

500

What happened to Aboriginal children for them to be referred to as the Stolen generation?

The British colonists stole them from their families and forced them to learn English and live like "civilised" humans.

500
What is compulsory voting?
When electors are required to vote in elections.
500
What colors are the Aboriginal flag?
Black, Red, and Yellow.