Red Meat
Grains
Dairy
Eggs
Apps and Data Security
100

This country is known for producing high-quality beef.

What is Australia?

100

This is Australia’s main grain crop.

What is wheat?

100

This animal produces most dairy milk in Australia.

What is a cow?

100

This is a protein-rich food isproduced by hens.

What are eggs?

100

This connects devices to share data.

What is a network?

200

This is the main natural diet of cattle in Australia

What is grass and grain?

200

Wheat is mainly used to make this product.

What is flour?

200

This type of transport keeps milk cold across Australia.

What is refrigerated trucks?

200

This type of egg farming is most popular with consumers.

What is free-range?

200

This measures how fast internet data travels.

What is bandwidth?
300

This is why Australia is good for cattle farming

What are large land areas and climate?

300

This process separates wheat into parts.

What is milling?

300

This nutrient in milk helps build bones in teenagers.

What is calcium?

300

This is the main food hens eat on Australian farms.

What are grains and grasses?

300

This uses fingerprints or face recognition.

What is biometric security?

400

These are two nutrients found in red meat

What is iron and protein?

400

This is why grains are important for teenagers.

What is energy (carbohydrates)?

400

This process heats milk to make it safe to drink.

What is pasturisation?

400

This system controls temperature inside chicken sheds.

What are ventilation/cooling systems?

400

This is why encryption is used in apps.

What is to protect user data?

500

As an island, this is how Australia controls the entry, spread or establishment of disease and pests in Australian cattle.

What is biosecurity?

500

Three parts of the wheat grain

What is endosperm, bran and wheat germ?

500

This ingredient helps turn milk into cheese.

What is rennet?

500

This is why temperature control is important for hens.

What is animal welfare and egg quality?

500

This organises content from most important to least.

What is information hierarchy?