Rabbit Proof Fence Quiz

What is the main reason Molly, Daisy, and Gracie run away from Moore River Settlement?

• They wanted to explore the Australian outback.

• They were going on a holiday.

• They were trying to return to their home at Jigalong.

• They were looking for new adventures.

Who is the author of "Follow the Rabbit-Proof Fence"?

• Doris Pilkington

• Sally Morgan

• Kim Scott

• Alexis Wright

What does the rabbit-proof fence symbolize in the book?

• The division between different Australian states

• The girls' journey and path back to their home

• The barrier between Europeans and Indigenous Australians

• A method of controlling the rabbit population

How far did the girls travel to get back home?

• Over 100 miles

• Over 500 miles

• Over 1,000 miles

• Over 1,500 miles

What year is the story set in?

• 1931

• 1941

• 1951

• 1961

What is the main theme of the book?

• Adventure

• Friendship

• Survival and resilience

• Romance

Who helps the girls during their journey?

• A friendly farmer

• A kind policeman

• An Aboriginal tracker

• Various Indigenous communities

What was the government's policy regarding "half-caste" Aboriginal children?

• They were encouraged to integrate into Aboriginal communities.

• They were left to live with their families.

• They were taken from their families to be assimilated into white society.

• They were provided with special schools in their communities.

How do the girls find their way back home?

• By following the stars

• By following the rabbit-proof fence

• By using a map

• By following a river

What does the journey of the girls represent in the broader context of Australian history?

• The exploration of the Australian outback

• The impact of colonization on Indigenous Australians

• The development of infrastructure in rural Australia

• The adventures of young people in Australia