Uluru

What is Uluru made of?

• Sandstone rock

• Ice

• Dust

• Rock

Where in Australia is Uluru located?

• Victoria

• New South Wales

• Northern Territory

• Australian Capital Territory

Are you allowed to climb Uluru?

• No, not since 2019

• Yes, as long as you have a guide

• No, you have never been allowed to

• Yes, whenever you want

Why is it wrong to climb Uluru?

• It is sacred to the traditional land owners

• It is not wrong, you can climb whenever you want

• It is really dangerous and you could get hurt

• Only the rich and famous are allowed to climb it

What is the name of the traditional landowners of Uluru?

• Aboriginal people

• Anangu People

• Pitjantjatjara people

• Boonwurrung people

In what year was Uluru changed to its dual name, Uluru/Ayers rock

• 1990

• 1903

• 1993

• 2003

Who named Uluru 'Ayers Rock'?

• William Gosse, an explorer

• William Goose, a goose

• Henry Ayers, the South Australian Premier

• No one, it always had that name

When was Uluru's name changed to Ayers Rock?

• 1800

• 1873

• 1993

• 1889

What other natural formation is Uluru compared to?

• A pillar

• An iceburg

• A wave

• A cliff

What time of day makes Uluru change colour?

• Dawn

• Morning

• Afternoon

• Dusk