Geography Trivia
Landscapes
Tas Landforms
Landforms
Mr King or Mr Griggs
100
This river is the longest in Tasmania.
Derwent River
100
What type of landscape is this? (Hobart)
Urban
100
Mount Wellington/kunanyi is what type of landform?
A Mountain
100
What type of landform is this?
Volcano
100
Who is the better teacher?
Mr Griggs
200
This body of water separates Tasmania from mainland Australia.
Bass Strait
200
If you lived on a farm you would live in what type of landscape?
Rural
200
Tasmania is what type of landform?
Island
200
This landform is formed by the accumulation of sand along the coast or in a desert, often shaped by wind.
Dune
200
Who has the better drip?
Indubitably, Mr Griggs
300
This island off the southern coast of Tasmania is known for its wildlife, including seabirds, seals, and penguins.
Bruny Island
300
Antartica is mostly what type of landscape?
Polar
300
The Organ Pipes on Mount Wellington/kunanyi are what type of landform?
Cliff
300
New Norfolk is in what type of landscape?
Valley
300
Who would win a fight between Mr King and Mr Griggs?
Obviously, Mr Griggs!!
400
This historic site near Hobart was the first European settlement in Tasmania, established in 1804.
Sullivan's Cove
400
What type of landscape is this? (Port Arthur)
Cultural and Historic
400
Known for its unique rock formations and orange-lichen-covered granite boulders, this bay lies on the northeastern coast of Tasmania.
The Bay of Fires
400
A naturally formed, slow-moving river of ice that carves out valleys as it moves.
Glacier
400
Who is 100X smarter than the other?
Of course it is Mr Griggs
500
This mountain, the highest in Tasmania, reaches an elevation of 1,617 meters.
Mount Ossa
500
What type of landscape is this? (Southport)
Coastal
500
In the centre of Tasmania there is high flat land called what?
Central Plateau
500
What is this landform?
Canyon
500
Who made this quiz?
Duh, Mr King