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WorksheetsAustralia Key Terms
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
The (a) is an Aboriginal instrument made out of wood that creates an unusual sound when the player breathes into it.
One example of a massive monolith in Australia is ____.
the Coral Reef
Uluru
Kapahaka
the boomerang
A kangaroo mother raises her young in a pouch. She is a type of mammal called a (a) ,
A dingo is a ___
traditional Maori dance
native Australian evergreen
species of wild dog
piece of wood used for hunting
A largely self-governing country within the British Empire is called a (a) .
Australians in the Outback often live on ____, vast ranches that cover millions of acres.
reefs
geysers
the bush
stations
Australia can export fruits and vegetables when most countries can not due to its ____.
location
biodiversity
government
language
Australia often has (a) , long periods where there is little to no rain.
The majority of people in Australia live in ____.
Tasmania
the Outback
the Southeast
the Northwest
Aboriginal Australians share many common beliefs and traditions such as ___.
Tikanga
the Dreamtime
Didgeridoo
Tribal Chiefs
Which of the following brought a huge influx of immigrants to Australia?
wheat
kangaroos
Which city is Australia's capital?
Which of the following is NOT native to Australia?
Eucalyptus trees
bandicoots
koalas
Beech trees
Which city was the first to become a center of trade and industry in Australia?
Melbourne
Sydney
Canberra
Perth
The first (a) colony came to Australia in the late 18th century.
The island country directly east of Australia is called ____.
New Zealand
Papa New Guinea
Sri Lanka
Madagascar
It is Summer in Australia during the month of (a) .
Rabbits are a(n) ___ in Australia. They are not native and they damage the natural environment.
national symbol
invasive species
endangered species
natural resource
After learning a bit about Australia, would you ever consider living there?
Yes, definitely!
No way!
