Australia and its people test 5

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What is the purpose of a Welcome to Country?

To show respect and welcome visitors to traditional land

To celebrate national holidays

To announce government policies

2 / 20

Wealth for Victoria's fine buildings came from

Gold rush of the 1850s

Wool industry

Early agriculture

3 / 20

Who can deliver an Acknowledgement of Country?

Anyone

Only Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

Only government officials

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Which state is known for having the Great Barrier Reef?

Victoria

Queensland

Western Australia

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What are the colors of the Australian Aboriginal Flag?

Green, Blue, and White

Black, Red, and Yellow

Blue, White, and Red

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Which city is the capital of the Northern Territory?

Adelaide

Darwin

Canberra

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What is the 'First Fleet'?

Australian naval ships in 1788

The first 11 convict ships from Great Britain

The first group of free settlers

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Which mainland state is the smallest?

Queensland

Tasmania

Victoria

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What was the impact of the Gold Rush on Australia's population?

Population remained the same

Population more than doubled in 10 years

Population decreased

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Which group was the first large group of non-European migrants to Australia?

Chinese people

Japanese people

Indian people

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Which state is the largest in Australia by area?

Western Australia

South Australia

Queensland

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What significant event happened in 1901 in Australia?

The landing at Gallipoli

The federation of states into the Commonwealth of Australia

The discovery of gold

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Who was the first Governor of the colony of New South Wales?

Governor Lachlan Macquarie

Captain James Cook

Captain Arthur Phillip

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What was Australia's approximate population in 1901?

One million

Four million

Ten million

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Which state is the second largest in Australia?

Queensland

New South Wales

Western Australia

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Sydney is known as the nation's

Capital city

Smallest city

Largest city

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What does Anzac Day commemorate?

The discovery of gold

The arrival of the First Fleet

The landing of the Anzacs at Gallipoli

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When were Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples included in official estimates of the Australian population?

1967

2000

1901

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Which landmarks are national icons located in Sydney?

Melbourne Cricket Ground and 12 Apostles

Uluru and Kata Tjuta

Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House

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Which is the smallest state in Australia?

Victoria

Tasmania

Australian Capital Territory

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What is the purpose of a Welcome to Country?

Wealth for Victoria's fine buildings came from

Who can deliver an Acknowledgement of Country?

Which state is known for having the Great Barrier Reef?

What are the colors of the Australian Aboriginal Flag?

Which city is the capital of the Northern Territory?

What is the 'First Fleet'?

Which mainland state is the smallest?

What was the impact of the Gold Rush on Australia's population?

Which group was the first large group of non-European migrants to Australia?

Which state is the largest in Australia by area?

What significant event happened in 1901 in Australia?

Who was the first Governor of the colony of New South Wales?

What was Australia's approximate population in 1901?

Which state is the second largest in Australia?

Sydney is known as the nation's

What does Anzac Day commemorate?

When were Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples included in official estimates of the Australian population?

Which landmarks are national icons located in Sydney?

Which is the smallest state in Australia?

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