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Aussie Sports
100

With over 50 million of them hopping around, this marsupial outnumbers humans in Australia.

What is Kangaroo?

100

Uluru is a sacred indigenous site that stands as the world's largest monolith and does what at sunrise and sunset.

What is changes colors?

100

Australia holds this unique global title because it is the only nation to govern an entire one of these.

What is a continent?

100

Australia's continuous history is anchored by these indigenous communities whose traditions date back over 60,000 years.

Who are the Aboriginal people?

100

This traditional bat-and-ball sport is one of the major games integral to Australia's national identity.

What is cricket?

200

This massive natural wonder is visible from space and shelters over 1,500 species of fish.

What is The Great Barrier Reef?

200

This world-famous Sydney landmark is an architectural marvel that took 14 years to complete.

What is the Sydney Opera House?

200

Australia's total number of these coastal features tops 10,000, ranging from secluded coves to world-famous sands.

What are beaches?

200

This term describes Australia's vibrant society, which weaves together various ethnic backgrounds, languages, and customs from around the globe.

What is multicultural?

200

This full-contact team sport is another major passion that unites Australian communities.

What is rugby?

300

This smaller relative of the mighty red kangaroo is just one of the various marsupial species found on the continent.

What is the Wallaby?

300

An area at the Northeastern coast where people can snorkel and see beautiful underwater creatures and reefs.

What is the Great Barrier Reef?

300

This vast, iconic, and arid region represents the dry desert climate of the interior continent.

What is the Outback?

300

This popular and unique Australian food is a distinct, yeasty spread enjoyed by locals.

What is Vegemite?

300

This unique, fast-paced sport, often called "Aussie Rules," is deeply woven into the country's athletic culture.

What is Australian Rules Football?

400

Australia is famous for hosting some of the world's deadliest creatures, including venomous snakes, spiders, and this infamous, stinging marine animal.

What is the Box Jellyfish, or Saltwater Crocodile?

400

White Haven is type of landmark (it’s known for its white sands).

What is a beach?

400

Found in the southeast, this mountain range surprisingly receives more snowfall during winter than Switzerland.

What are the Australian Alps?

400

Along with meat pies, seafood lovers in Australia revel in fresh catches of prawns and barramundi, a type of this.

What is local fish?

400

Sporting events in Australia frequently unite communities because they reflect this national trait and love for athleticism.

What is competitive spirit?

500

Stretching over 5,600 kilometers, this longest fence in the world was built to protect livestock from wild dogs.

What is the Dingo (or dog) fence?

500

Over one million of these were meticulously placed to cover the iconic sails of the Sydney Opera House.

What are tiles?

500

The immense size of its landmass makes Australia hold this rank among the largest countries globally.

What is the 6th largest?

500

Indigenous Australians traditionally use one of these methods to pass down history and influence society today.

What are storytelling, art, or other traditions?

500

Kangaroos truly embody this cultural concept, which drives the national pride of the country and contains the nickname for Australia.

What is Aussie Spirit?