Ancient China
Literacy
Kurunjang Secondary College
Aboriginal
Geography
100

Which continent is China located in?

Asia

100

Define the word 'week'

A period of 7 days.
100

What suburb is Kurunjang Secondary College located in?

Kurunjang
100

What weapons did Aboriginals use to hunt?

Boomerangs, spears, clubs, sticks.

100

What are three ways we can use water?

You can use water as a hat.

200

What did emperors use to wipe their bums?

Toilet paper!

200

What is the purpose of wearing a coat?

Keep yourself warm, being stylish or protecting yourself against the weather.

200
What are the school houses?

Watts, Pyke, Lang and Barrack.

200

Name the huge spiritual rock located in the Northern Territory.

Uluru.

200

What are the three states water can enter?

Solid, liquid and gas.

300

What dessert was invented in China?

Ice cream

300

Define the word 'afraid'

Being fearful or scared of something.

300

What time does lunchtime start?

1:23PM

300

What indigenous land are we on right now?

Wurundjeri

300

What continent is Australia located in?

Oceania.

400

What colour clothing do they were during funerals?

White

400

What are synonyms?

Word that have similar meanings. 

400

What is the punishment for a first offence truancy.

Lunchtime detention.

400

Who is Mungo Man?

The oldest human remains found in Australia.

400

What is a draught?

An extended period of abnormally low precipitation causing water scarcity and environmental stress, often resulting in dry conditions and difficulties for agriculture and ecosystems.

500

China was the first place in the world to used paper...

Money

500

What is the correct definition of homophones?

Words that sound the same but have different meanings and spelling

500

Who is the principal of the school?

Aylin Gökmen

500

What is the Out of Africa theory?

The Out of Africa theory suggests that modern humans originated in Africa and migrated to populate the rest of the world.

500

What does BOLTSS stand for?

Border, Orientation, Legend, Source, Scale