Australia
It's the capital of Australia.
Canberra
Two official languages of Canada.
English and French
The name of the traditional, skirt-like garment worn by men in Scotland.
A kilt.
D.C. in Washington, D.C. stands for
District of Columbia
The capital city of New Zealand.
Wellington
Name of the dry, remote, and empty interior of the country.
The Outback
It is the name of the famous leaf in the middle of the Canadian flag.
Maple leaf
It is the official name of the flag of the United Kingdom.
The Union Jack
The largest state by land area.
Alaska
The animal which outnumbers human beings in New Zealand by about 5 to 1
Sheep
A famous massive sandstone rock.
Uluru
The capital city of Canada.
Ottawa
The English town where the famous playwright William Shakespeare was born.
Stratford-upon-Avon
It is the name of the famous bridge in San Francisco.
The Golden Gate Bridge
It is the name of the New Zealand national rugby team.
The All Blacks
The Aborigines made wall paintings in its cave.
Ayers Rock
The name of the famous Canadian singer singing a song from the movie Titanic.
Céline Dion
The official name of the street where the Prime Minister of the UK lives.
10 Downing Street
The American city famous for jazz music and the "Mardi Gras" festival.
New Orleans
The name of the famous, traditional war dance of the Māori people.
The Haka
Two native Australian animals that lay eggs instead of giving birth to live babies.
The platypus and the echidna
The animal which is a national symbol of Canada and appears on their 5-cent coin.
Beaver
The British celebrate it on Bonfire night on 5 November.
The failure of Guy Fawkes to blow up the king and Houses of Parliament
The first president of the United States.
George Washington
The first person (along with Tenzing Norgay) to successfully climb Mount Everest is...
Sir Edmund Hillary