WorksheetsAustralia Test
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is a ridge of rock, sand, or coral lying just below the surface of the sea?
Uluru
coral
reef
outback
an Australian ranch
reef
outback
bush
station
the remote, dry inland region covering two-thirds of Australia
reef
bush
outback
coral
Australia's first people and their descendants
Aboriginies
outback
Uluru
marsupials
another name for Ayers Rock
outback
Aborigines
Uluru
marsupial
a hard, rocky material formed by the skeletons of tiny animals
coral
bush
mammal
resource
an animal that is born in an early state of development and grows in its mother's pouch
station
mammal
Aboriginie
marsupial
a large area of uncultivated land with bushes, shrubs, and low trees
outback
coral
bush
resource
materials that people value and use; a means of meeting a need for food, shelter, warmth, or transportation
resource
manufacture
outback
station
an animal that has a backbone and feeds its young with its mother's milk
marsupial
mammal
reef
Uluru
to make a useful product from raw materials
resource
station
mammal
manufacture
Which physical feature of Australia does "1" represent?
Great Barrier Reef
Great Dividing Range
Which part of Australia does the "2" represent?
Musgrave Ranges
Lake Eyre
Darling River
What physical feature of Australia is represented by the # "5"?
Great Sandy Desert
Ayers Rock
Great Victoria Desert
What physical feature of Australia is represented by the # "3"?
Lake Eyre
Darling River
Musgrave Ranges
What physical feature of Australia is represented by the # "7"?
Great Sandy Desert
Great Victoria Desert
Great Barrier Reef
What physical feature of Australia is represented by the #"4"?
Great Sandy Desert
Great Victoria Desert
Great Barrier Reef
What physical feature of Australia is represented by the # "6"?
Great Barrier Reef
Great Sandy Desert
Great Victoria Desert
Which location is represented by #1 on the map?
Victoria
Northern Territory
Western Australia
New South Wales
Which location is represented by #2 on the map?
Victoria
Northern Territory
Western Australia
New South Wales
Which location is represented by #3 on the map?
Queensland
Victoria
A.C.T (Australian Capital Territory)
New South Wales
Which location is represented by #4 on the map?
Queensland
Victoria
A.C.T (Australian Capital Territory)
New South Wales
Which location is represented by #5 on the map?
Queensland
Victoria
A.C.T (Australian Capital Territory)
New South Wales
Which location is represented by #6 on the map?
Queensland
Victoria
A.C.T (Australian Capital Territory)
New South Wales
Which location is represented by #7 on the map?
Queensland
Western Australia
A.C.T (Australian Capital Territory)
Tasmania
Which location is represented by #8 on the map?
Queensland
South Australia
A.C.T (Australian Capital Territory)
Tasmania
True or False: Australia is divided into STATES & TERRITORIES.
True
False
True or False: When it is SUMMER in the United States, it is SUMMER in Australia.
True
False
True or False: Most people in Australia live NEAR THE GREAT DIVIDING RANGE.
True
False
True or False: The Great Barrier Reef is the LARGEST coral reef in the world.
True
False
True or False: Australia is the ONLY CONTINENT that is an island.
True
False
COAL is a type of ____________.
manufactured goods
natural resources
crops and livestock
SHEEP are a type of ____________.
manufactured goods
natural resources
crops and livestock
PAPER PRODUCTS are a type of ____________.
manufactured goods
natural resources
crops and livestock
CATTLE are a type of ____________.
manufactured goods
natural resources
crops and livestock
SILVER is a type of ____________.
manufactured goods
natural resources
crops and livestock
DIAMONDS are a type of ____________.
manufactured goods
natural resources
crops and livestock
TEXTILES are a type of ____________.
manufactured goods
natural resources
crops and livestock
