Rollover and Camp recap

Which of these images displays Sea-Spurge?

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Draw the outline of Wilsons Promontory

Select the examples of Geological Stability from the Prom

• The rounded shape of the mountains

• High levels of biodiversity

• The Coast Banksia dropping its own leaves for the proteoid roots to break down

• Eucalypts having waxy leaves

The final piece of the relationship formula is perceptions, interactions and ...

The Bunurong people perceived the land as...

• A resource for sealing

• Their mother, providing all resources for survival

• An endless resource

Which interaction at the Prom was not one of the major interactions post European settlement?

• Sealing

• Whaling

• Timber Harvesting

• Cattle Grazing

• Crops

Major resources at the Prom and Phillip Island for the Bunurong people was the...

• Coastal Spinach

• Shellfish

• Mutton Bird (in summer)

• Cape Barron Geese (in summer)

Which of the following statements are correct about Indigenous Australians and the arrival of European settlers?

• Perceptions changed, interactions stayed the same.

• Perceptions stayed the same, interactions changed.

• The deterioration of the traditional lifestyle began when Europeans arrived.

• The ban/discouraging of firestick farming impacted on the environment.

Circle the location where the sealing industry occured.

Select the adaptions of the Coast Banksia (Banksia Integrafolia)...

• Cluster roots absorb more nutrients and break down leaf litter

• Thick fire-resistant bark protects the tree

• The lignotubers contain seeds and will be opened and spread through fire

• Leaves hang down to capture rain droplets