What is the name of the world's biggest reef?
the Great Barrier Reef
What is the largest city in Australia?
Sydney
What are the native people of Australia called?
the Aboriginal people
How many people live in Australia?
around 25.7 million (hyväksytään +-3 miljoonaa)
What percentage of Australians live by the coast?
85% (hyväksytään +-5%)
The only mammals that lay eggs live in Australia. Name them (2) in either English or Finnish.?
Platypus and echidna (vesinokkaeläin ja nokkasiili)
On which continent is Australia located?
Australia
Australia is the _________ biggest country in the world.
sixth
Australia lies between two oceans. Name them.
Indian ocean and Pacific ocean
When did Australia gain its independence from Great Britain? a) 1901 b) 1910 c) 1931 d) 1961
1901
How big is Australia compared to Finland?
about 23 times bigger (+-3)
What is the nickname of Australia
(the land) Down under
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
What is the national bird of Australia?
Emu
What is a didgeridoo?
A traditional Australian wind instrument (a sort of a horn).
What was Britain's most important use for Australia in the past?
penal colony (they sent prisoners there)
Australia is the world's leading producer of a) diamonds b) coal c) rubber d) wool.
wool
What is the name of this rock?
Uluru
True or false. Australia (country) consists of several islands.
True.