What do you remember about Broome?

Who were the first people to live in the Broome region?

• Japanese people.

• William Dampier and his friends.

• The Noongar people.

• The Yawuru people.

In the early days of the pearl industry, how were the pearls harvested?

• Chinese shopkeepers would dive deep underwater.

• Submarines would go deep underwater.

• Aboriginal freedivers would dive down up to 10m.

• People used long sticks with claws on the end.

What was pearl shell used for?

• Making paint.

• Buttons and ornaments.

• To build houses and other structures.

What is the name of the main street in Broome's China Town?

• Jamie Chin Lane.

• Johnny Chi Lane.

• Jenny Cho Street.

• Johnny Chu Road.

What is the oldest outdoor picture theatre in the world?

• Johnny Chi Picture Theatre.

• The Son Theatre.

• Broome Hoyts.

• Sun Pictures.

Why were Japanese pearl divers so good at their job?

• They used special dive suits.

• They could hold their breath of a long time.

• They weren't scared of sharks or crocodiles.

• They didn't get seasick.

What is this place?

• Broome Filipino cemetery.

• Broome Botanic Gardens.

• Cable Beach.

• Broome Japanese Cemetery.

What festival celebrates cultural diversity in Broome?

• Shinju Matsuri.

• Australia Day.

• Sorry Day.

• Kurayami Matsuri.

What sort of footprints is Broome famous for?

• Camel.

• Dingo.

• Dinosaur.

• Kangaroo.

Where can you ride a camel on the beach in Broome?

• Roebuck Bay.

• Cable Beach.

• Town Beach.

• Gantheaume Point.