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WorksheetsAustralia 2018 Ed.
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 22mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The capital of South Australia is?
a)
Adelaide
b)
Melbourne
c)
Hobart
d)
Sydney
2.
The capital of Tasmania is?
a)
Darwin
b)
Brisbane
c)
Canberra
d)
Hobart
3.
The capital of the Northern Territory?
a)
Melbourne
b)
Brisbane
c)
Darwin
d)
Hobart
4.
The capital of New South Wales is
a)
Melbourne
b)
Sydney
c)
Canberra
d)
Perth
5.
The capital of the Australian Capital Territory is?
a)
Canberra
b)
Hobart
c)
Perth
d)
Melbourne
6.
The capital of Queensland is?
a)
Canberra
b)
Adelaide
c)
Melbourne
d)
Brisbane
7.
The capital of Victoria is?
a)
Adelaide
b)
Melbourne
c)
Sydney
d)
Perth
8.
The capital of Western Australia is?
a)
Perth
b)
Melbourne
c)
Adelaide
d)
Brisbane
9.
The British first settled Australia as a what?
a)
Penal Colony
b)
Farming Colony
c)
Tourist Colony
d)
Bee Colony
10.
Australia is all of the following EXCEPT...
a)
a continent
b)
a country
c)
an island
d)
landlocked
11.
The first people of Australia were the...
a)
British
b)
Dutch
c)
Aborigines
d)
Maori
12.
This Captain "founded" Australia...
a)
Captain Cook
b)
Captain Sparrow
c)
Captain Tasman
d)
Captain Columbus
13.
What country is the 3rd smallest country in the world and is known for its phosphate?
a)
Tuvalu
b)
New Zealand
c)
Nauru
d)
Vanuatu
14.
This is a built up ring of coral and sand with a lagoon in the middle...
a)
Penal Colony
b)
Low island
c)
High island
d)
Atoll
15.
Which one of these places did Captain Cook NOT discover?
a)
Hawaii
b)
New Zealand
c)
Tahiti
d)
Haiti
16.
Which place did people come from to get to Rapa Nui?
a)
South America
b)
Alaska
c)
Russia
d)
Easter Island
17.
What is the native name of Easter Island?
a)
Chile
b)
Aborigine
c)
Micronesia
d)
Rapa Nui
18.
What is the name of the statues that were carved on Easter Island?
a)
Rapa Nui
b)
Quarry
c)
Yaren
d)
Moai
19.
This means many islands
a)
Micronesia
b)
Polynesia
c)
Melanesia
d)
colony
20.
What type of rock are the statues on Easter Island called?
a)
Shale
b)
Slate
c)
Earthquake tectonic
d)
Volcanic rock
21.
Easter Island is owned by whom?
a)
Polynesia
b)
Chile
c)
Australia
d)
Nauru
22.
About how many years ago were the Moai carved?
a)
500
b)
100
c)
1000
d)
250
23.
What was the problem with the Alien theory for the movement of the Moai?
a)
They did not have enough
b)
There is no proof that they exist
c)
They did not fly in this part of the world
d)
Smallpox destroyed them
24.
Micronesia means...
a)
white islands
b)
tiny islands
c)
black islands
d)
many islands
25.
This was a penal colony...
a)
Nauru
b)
Tuvalu
c)
Papua New Guniea
d)
Australia
26.
What island did Captain Cook die on?
a)
Jamaica
b)
Tahiti
c)
Hawaii
d)
Samoa
27.
Melanesia means...
a)
Pink islands
b)
Black islands
c)
Small islands
d)
Many islands
28.
Moai were built in a...
a)
quarry
b)
tomb
c)
pyramid
d)
atoll
29.
What disease was spread to the natives of Easter Island when the Europeans arrived?
a)
Diabetes
b)
Tuberculosis
c)
Alzheimer's
d)
Dehydration
30.
Which people "founded" Easter Island?
a)
Spanish
b)
French
c)
British
d)
Dutch
31.
The capital of Palau is...
a)
Ngerulmud
b)
Guam
c)
Yaren
d)
Hobart
32.
The most northern group of islands that we learned are the...
a)
Guam
b)
Mariana Islands
c)
American Samoa
d)
New Zealand
33.
The island North of Micronesia
a)
Australia
b)
Palau
c)
Guam
d)
Nauru
34.
Capital of Micronesia
a)
American Samoa
b)
Palikir
c)
Funafuti
d)
Canberra
35.
Capital of Marshall Islands
a)
Wellington
b)
Port Vila
c)
Apia
d)
Majuro
36.
Capital of Kiribati
a)
South Tarawa
b)
Majuro
c)
Honiara
d)
Port Moresby
37.
Capital of Vanuatu
a)
Suva
b)
Nukualofa
c)
Apia
d)
Port Vila
38.
Capital of Fiji
a)
Port Vila
b)
Suva
c)
Ngerulmud
d)
Majuro
39.
Capital of New Zealand
a)
Wellington
b)
Port Vila
c)
Funafuti
d)
Palikir
40.
Capital of Papua New Guniea
a)
Samoa
b)
Apia
c)
Port Moresby
d)
Yaren
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