I WONDER - What Is Uluru?

The video discusses Alluru, a rock formation in the Outback, which receives about 300 millimeters of rain annually. Heavy rains create stunning waterfalls. Alluru is a sacred site for Aboriginal Australians, who have inhabited the area for over 40,000 years.

Where is the Alluru rock formation located?

• In the yellow zone of the Outback

• In the green zone of the Outback

• In the red zone of the Outback

• In the blue zone of the Outback

How much rainfall does the Alluru area receive annually?

• 400 millimeters

• 300 millimeters

• 200 millimeters

• 100 millimeters

What natural phenomenon occurs at Alluru during heavy rain?

• Earthquakes

• Waterfalls

• Sandstorms

• Snowfall

What is the cultural significance of Alluru to the Aboriginal people?

• It is a sacred site

• It is a modern tourist attraction

• It is a farming area

• It is a mining site

For how long have the Aboriginal people lived in the Alluru area?

• Over 30,000 years

• Over 20,000 years

• Over 40,000 years

• Over 10,000 years