Australian Landmarks and Geography Quiz

The Sydney Opera House was designed by an architect from which country?

• Australia

• Germany

• Denmark

• Sweden

Uluru is culturally significant to which Aboriginal group?

• Arrernte

• Pitjantjatjara

• Yolngu

• Noongar

The Twelve Apostles were formed primarily through which natural process?

• Volcanic activity

• Earthquakes

• Coastal erosion

• Coral growth

The highest mountain on mainland Australia is:

• Mount Hotham

• Mount Kosciuszko

• Mount Bogong

• Mount Bartle Frere

The Three Sisters rock formation overlooks which valley?

• Grose Valley

• Hunter Valley

• Jamison Valley

• Megalong Valley

Flinders Street Station is a landmark in:

• Melbourne

• Canberra

• Hobart

• Darwin

Kakadu National Park is internationally recognised for both natural and cultural value under which system?

Which of the following is a global list of protected natural places?

• UNESCO World Heritage List

• Ramsar Convention

• Australian National Parks Register

Coober Pedy is best described as:

• A desert mining town with underground housing

• A coastal fishing settlement

• A rainforest community

• A former gold-rush town

Which landmark marks the traditional meeting place of the Gadigal people?

• Barangaroo

• Circular Quay

• Bennelong Point

• Darling Harbour