What are North, South, East and West known as?

• The cardinal points of a compass
• The crimson points of a compass
• The corporal points of a compass
• The caramel points of a compass

The scale 1:10,000 means...

• 1 cm represents 1km
• 1 cm represents 10km
• 1 cm represents 100m
• 1 cm represents 100km

The scale 1:50,000 means...

• 1 cm represents 50km
• 1 cm represents 500m
• 1 cm represents 5km
• 1 cm represents 500km

If you are travelling directly SOUTH then you are heading on a bearing of...

• 0 degrees
• 90 degrees
• 180 degrees
• 270 degrees

The 'O' in BOLTS stands for...

• Orientation
• Octagonal
• Ornamental
• Organic

The 'S' in BOLTS stands for...

• Size
• Sideways
• Simple
• Scale

How many states does Australia have?

• 4
• 5
• 6
• 7

Australia is in which 2 hemispheres?

• Southern and Western
• Southern and Eastern
• Northern and Western
• Northern and Eastern

The capital city of South Australia is...

• Geelong
• Melbourne
• Glenelg
• Adelaide

The body of water which separates Australia and New Zealand is the...

• Tasmanian Sea
• Victorian Sea
• Victor Sea
• Tasman Sea