Landforms
It is about five miles just to walk around it, but don't climb it, it is sacred.
What is Ayers Rock or Uluru?
A unique, long musical instrument created and played by many Aborigines
What is the didgeridoo?
The morning greeting of Australian people.
What is Good Day? or Good Day Mate?
Wool comes from this animal.
What is a sheep?
Two territories of Australia
What are the Northern and Southern Territories?
It provides oxygen, can be seen from space, and is home to many rare aquatic animals.
What is the Great Barrier Reef?
Paintings done by the Aborigines
What is dot painting or Walpiri?
A weapon used for hunting birds, but today we just play with it.
What is a boomerang?
This bird's call sounds like someone laughing.
What is the Kookaburra?
A small island known for great weather, fresh produce and fruit exportation. Was once a colony for convicts.
What is Tasmania?
This monolithic landform has 3 names, what are they?
What is Uluru, Red Rock, Ayers Rock
Most common language used in Australia.
What is English?
Designed by a Swedish architect to resemble a ship's sail. Found in Sydney.
What is the Sydney Opera House?
Territorial and to warn others it hisses and frills its neck out
What is a Frilled Neck Lizard?
Australia is a ______, _______, and a _______.
What is continent, country, and island?
Koalas are known to eat this and it makes them sleepy!
What is eucalyptus?
A marsupial that is commonly found in many places. Hint...it packs a punch if it kicks you!
What is a kangaroo?
The largest city in Australia with a population of 3.7 million.
What is Sydney?
Sea turtles go here when they are about to lay eggs, the same as salmons.
What is go back to the shore or beach that they were born?
Three natural resources from the ground that made people want to come to Australia.
What are: opals, gold, oil, diamonds, iron ore?
More dinosaur fossils are found in this flat desert area than any other place in the world
What is the Outback?
Order up... worms, grubs, cactus, bugs, cicada, moth, snakes, grasshoppers, frogs, crabs, fish, all found in the outback.
What is the diet of the first Aborigines?
The nation's capital with a population of about
330,000. Official in 1927.
What is Canberra?
Duck-billed with a 6th sense that humans do not have.
What is the platypus?
Where Ayers Rock is located?
What is the Northern Territory?