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100

What is the human body's largest organ?

skin

100

Transpiration, evaporation and condensation are all part of which cycle?

The water cycle


100

What year did Australia become a Federation?

1901

100

What is a Japanese poem with 3 lines called?

Haiku 

100

How many states are in Australia?

6

200

Plants need which gas to perform photosynthesis?

carbon dioxide

200

What is the term used to help describe how nice a place is to live?

Liveability

200

What year did the First Fleet arrive in Australia?

1788

200

What do you call the device that repeats words or phrases?

repetition

200

What are the three levels of government?

local, state and federal

300

What energy emerges from motion?

kinetic energy

300

The side of a mountain range that gets little rain is called what?

The rain shadow

300

What was the racist policy that excluded people of colour in Australia called?

The White Australia Policy

300

What is the purpose of an orientation?

To introduce the setting, characters and plot.

300

What are the Judiciary, Legislative and Executive?

The Separation of Powers

400

What is Earth's only natural satellite?

moon

400

A graph showing average temperatures and rainfall for 12 months is called what?

climate graph

400

How many years did World War I go for?

4 years. 1914-1918

400

A simile uses which two words to compare something to something else?

'like' and 'as'

400

What is the name of a proposed law?

a bill

500

Mammals that lay eggs (platypus and echidna) are given what special name? 

monotreme

500

What is a renewable energy source that uses water called?

Hydropower

500

What date did ANZAC troops first arrive at Gallipoli?

25 April 1915

500

'The sky cried a mournful song' is an example of what type of device?

Personification

500

How many members are in the House of Representatives?

151 members