Geogra
phy
Animals
Aussie Words
First Peoples & History
Faith
100

This city, not Sydney or Melbourne, is the capital of Australia.

Canberra

100

This hopping animal carries its baby in a pouch.

The kangaroo

100

"G'day" is a friendly way to say this.

Hello

100

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have lived in Australia for more than this many years.

60,000 years

100

Sydney's St Mary's Cathedral is named for this woman, the mother of Jesus.

Mary

200

Australia is bordered by the Pacific Ocean on the east and this ocean on the west.

The Indian Ocean

200

This sleepy animal eats eucalyptus leaves and is not a bear.

The koala

200

An Aussie "barbie" is a type of this.

A barbecue

200

This giant red rock in the Northern Territory is sacred to the Anangu people.

Uluru

200

She became Australia's first canonized saint.

Saint Mary MacKillop

300

This is Australia's largest city by population

Sydney

300

This egg-laying mammal has a bill like a duck.

The platypus

300

"Arvo" is short for this time of day.

Afternoon

300

This British captain sailed along Australia's east coast in 1770.

James Cook

300

Mary MacKillop was declared a saint in this year.

2010

400

The Great Barrier Reef lies off the coast of this state.

Queensland

400

This large flightless bird appears on the Australian coat of arms next to the kangaroo

The emu

400

Vegemite, a famous Aussie spread, is made from this.

Yeast extract

400

Australia Day is celebrated on this date each year.

January 26

400

n 2008, this Australian city hosted World Youth Day.

Sydney

500

This island state sits south of the mainland

Tasmania

500

This wild dog roams the Australian bush.

The dingo

500

This long wooden instrument is played by Aboriginal peoples of northern Australia.

The didgeridoo

500

Aboriginal peoples share their creation stories through this, often called the Dreamtime.

The Dreaming

500

Mary MacKillop's motto: "Never see a need without doing something..."

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