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100
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
100
This animal can be found throughout Australia. It has many types. What type is known as "the stinker"?
The Grey Kangaroo
100
The world’s largest living structure, spanning over 2,300 km (1,450 miles) along Australia’s Queensland coast. Home to many fish
The Great Barrier Reef
100
This country is makde up of four main islands and thousands of smaller ones. It is known as the "Land of the Rising Sun"
Japan
100
This type of energy means stored energy.
Potential Energy
200
What is Australia's currency called?
The Australian Dollar
200
Saltwater crocodiles can do a lot! They can bite, they can roll, they can be over 2,000 lbs! But what can they not do?
Sweat
200
It is a vast, arid, and remote region covering most of inland Australia, known for its red dirt, 10 major deserts, and sparse population.
The Outback
200
This is the longest river in the world. It provides water, fertile land, and supports large populations.
The Nile River
200
Wind, Solar, and Hydropower are examples of what type of energy.
Renewable Energy
300
They are the people who have lived in Australia for at least 50,000 years before the Europeans arrived.
Aboriginal People
300
This flightless bird is one of the closest living species to dinosaurs
Cassowary
300
Making a cameo in Finding Nemo, this iconic place looks like shells, took 14 years to make, and has many live performances.
Sydney Opera House
300
This area is found in Africa. It is made up of tropical grasslands with scatttered tress. It supports lots of plants and animals including lions.
Savanna
300
This type of energy is the energy of motion.
Kinetic Energy
400
In 1932, Australian farmers went to war. Not with people, but with this flightless bird.
Emu
400
This animal was once thought to be a hoax, with some thinking it was a bunch of animals sewn together.
Playtpus
400
This is an Australian mountain range that runs from Queensland through NSW into Victoria. That seems like a GREAT distance.
The Great Dividing Range
400
The Lunar New Year happened in February. This year is the year of the......
400
Coal, Nuclear, and Propane are examples of what type of energy.
Non-renewable energy
500
What are the 3 parts of the Australian Flag?
Union Jack, Commonwealth Star, and the Southern Cross
500
An echidna is a monotreme. What does that mean?
A mammal that lays eggs
500
This landmark is based on a legend in which sisters are turned to stone for protection but cannot turn back.
Three Sisters Walk
500
This creature might be found in the Congo River Basin. Is it a mysterious creature or just a real animal that is rarely seen?
Mokele-Mbembe
500
This character is all about sustainability. He speaks for the trees. He tried to stop the Onceler from making his Thneed.
Lorax
