Celebrations and festivals
Geography and climate
Religion
Popular dishes
Social and Economic
100

What is Australia Day, and when is it celebrated?

Australia Day is celebrated on 26 January

100

Where is Australia located on the world map?

Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere,

100

What is the main religion practiced in Australia?

The main religion in Australia is Christianity.

100

What is the traditional Australian meat pie?

The meat pie is a popular Australian dish, usually filled with minced meat, gravy, and sometimes vegetables, and eaten as a snack or meal.

100

What is the official currency of Australia?

 is the Australian Dollar

200

What does ANZAC Day commemorate?

honours the Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought and died in wars

200

What is the large, dry area in the middle of Australia called?

It is called the Outback, and it covers most of the central part of the country.

200

What does the Australian Constitution say about religion?

It guarantees freedom of religion

200

Which dessert is considered a classic Australian treat, made with meringue, cream, and fruit?

The Pavlova is a famous Australian dessert topped with whipped cream and fresh fruits like strawberries, kiwi, and passionfruit

200

What are some major industries that drive Australia’s economy?

What are some major industries that drive Australia’s economy?

300

How is Christmas celebrated in Australia?

Christmas in Australia is celebrated in the summer with beach outings, barbecues, and family gatherings.

300

What type of climate does northern Australia have?

Northern Australia has a tropical climate

300

Name two religions that are growing in Australia.

Islam and Hinduism

300

What is Vegemite, and how is it commonly eaten?

Vegemite is a dark, salty yeast spread that Australians often eat on toast or sandwiches, usually with butter.

300

What is the approximate population of Australia?

Australia has a population of about 26–27 million people

400

What happens during the Vivid Sydney Festival?

is a festival of light, music, and ideas.

400

Why do most people in Australia live near the coast?

Most people live near the coast because the climate is milder

400

What are Indigenous Australians’ traditional beliefs called?

They are based on Dreamtime stories, which explain creation and the spiritual connection to the land.

400

Name a popular Australian barbecued dish.

Barbecued sausages

400

Which sector employs the most Australians?

The service sector, including health, education, retail, and tourism, employs the majority of Australians.

500

What is NAIDOC Week, and what does it celebrate?

celebrates the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

500

Can you name two famous natural features of Australia?

the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland and Uluru

500

Do Australians celebrate festivals from different religions?

Yes, Australians celebrate festivals like Christmas, Eid, Diwali, Vesak, and Hanukkah.

500

What is a common Australian breakfast or snack item made from fried eggs, bacon, sausages, and toast?

The Full Australian Breakfast

500

What is one reason Australia is considered a wealthy country?

its rich natural resources, strong economy, high standard of living, and stable government.