Geography
What is the capital city of Australia?
Canberra
What do koalas eat?
eucalypt leaves
What Australian city is known as the "Harbour City"
Sydney
This famous rock formation in Australia's Northern Territory is a UNESCO World Heritage site
Uluru/Ayers rock
Who is the Australian actor known for his role as Wolverine in the "X-Men" film series?
Hugh Jackman
The largest desert in Australia
Great Victoria Desert
The world's largest living structure
Great Barrier Reef
What is the famous phrase used by Australians to greet each other informally?
G'day
What does the word “Australia” mean?
Southern
The actor of Joker in The Dark Knight
Heath Ledger
The two oceans is Australia between
Indian and Pacific ocean
The largest living marsupial
The red kangaroo
Which Australian city is famous for its annual arts festival called "The Fringe"?
Adelaide
A mythical creature from Australian folklore is said to inhabit the Outback and is often described as a large, ape-like creature covered in thick hair.
Yowie
Wildlife advocate known as The Crocodile Hunter
Steve Irwin/Stephen Robert Irwin
The surface area of Australia
7 688 000 km²
How is a baby kangaroo called
Joey
What is the traditional Australian dessert consisting of a pastry base filled with caramel and topped with a layer of chocolate?
Tim Tam/Tim Tam Slam
What is the national gemstone of Australia?
The opal
The actor of Naomi Lapaglia in "The Wolf of Wall Street"
Margot Robbie
The coordinates of Australia
25.2744° S and 133.7751° E
The most poisonous spider in Australia
Sydney funnel-web
What is the traditional Aboriginal instrument consisting of hollowed-out wood and played by blowing into it?
didgeridoo
This unique egg-laying mammal, native to Australia, is one of the few species of monotremes in the world. It has a duck-billed snout, webbed feet, and lays eggs. What is the name of this animal?
Platypus
The legendary Australian cricketer, nicknamed "The Don"
Sir Donald Bradman