Landmarks
What is the island below New Zealand?
Stewart island
Whats the capital of Western Australia?
Perth
What is the largest lake in Australia?
What kind of animal is a Kiwi?
A bird
What is an animal with a pouch called?
Marsupial
What is the famous building in Sydney where people sing called?
Sydney Opera House
What is the capital of Tasmania?
Hobart
How long is the Great Barrier Reef?
1,600 miles long
Why is Australia called the "land down under"?
It's below the equator
What is a mammal that lays eggs called?
Monotremes
What's in northeast Australia, that is 1,600 miles long?
Great Barrier Reef
What is the capital of Queensland?
Brisbane
What are the first people of Australia called?
Aborigines people
What is the largest city in Australia?
Sydney
Name three marsupials
Koala, Kangaroo, and Wombat
What is the massive sandstone in Northern Territory called?
Uluru/Ayers rock
What is the capital of New South Wales?
Sydney
What country did Captain James Cook claim eastern Australia for?
England
What separates Tasmania and Victoria?
The Bass Strait
How do monotremes differ from other mammals?
They lay eggs
What are the three main island of New Zealand
Stewart island, North island, and South island
What is the capital of South Australia?
Adelaide
What is the tallest mountain in Australia?
Mount Kosciusko
What is another name for a gum tree?
Eucalyptus tree
How do koalas get water?
Through gumleaves