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WorksheetsAustralia Facts Quiz
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 53mins
What is the capital city of Australia?
Brisbane
Canberra
Melbourne
Sydney
Which animal is a national symbol of Australia?
Kangaroo
Lion
Elephant
Panda
What is the population of Australia approximately in 2023?
15 million
30 million
26.4 million
20 million
What is the largest city in Australia by population?
Adelaide
Perth
Melbourne
Sydney
Which is the longest river in Australia?
Lachlan River
Swan River
Murray River
Darling River
What is the national holiday of Australia?
New Year's Day
Labour Day
Australia Day
Christmas Day
Which mountain is the highest in Australia?
Mount Kosciuszko
Mount McKinley
Mount Fuji
Mount Everest
What is the currency of Australia?
Euro
US dollar
Australian dollar
Pound sterling
Which of the following is a famous landmark in Sydney?
Eiffel Tower
Sydney Opera House
Statue of Liberty
Big Ben
What is the largest coral reef system in the world located in Australia?
Great Barrier Reef
Coral Sea
Ningaloo Reef
Bonaire Reef
Which state in Australia has the highest population?
Victoria
New South Wales
Queensland
Western Australia
What is the main language spoken in Australia?
Mandarin
French
Spanish
English
Which of the following is NOT a state in Australia?
Tasmania
New Zealand
Victoria
Northern Territory
What is the largest desert in Australia?
Kalahari Desert
Gobi Desert
Sahara Desert
Great Victoria Desert
Which animal is known for carrying its young in a pouch?
Dingo
Koala
Wombat
Kangaroo
What is the capital of Australia?
Sydney
Canberra
Melbourne
Perth
Australia is the world’s ___ largest country by land area.
1st
3rd
6th
10th
Which ocean is on the west coast of Australia?
Atlantic
Indian
Pacific
Southern
What is the approximate population of Australia?
12 million
25 million
35 million
45 million
Which mountain range is found in Australia?
Andes
Alps
Great Dividing Range
Rockies
What is the largest desert in Australia?
Kalahari
Simpson Desert
Sahara
Great Victoria Desert
Australia’s native people are known as the ___.
Inuits
Aboriginal Australians
Maori
Native Americans
Which is Australia’s most famous natural landmark?
Great Wall of China
Niagara Falls
Great Barrier Reef
Mount Everest
What is Australia’s official language?
French
English
Spanish
Aboriginal languages
Which Australian city hosted the 2000 Summer Olympics?
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Perth
The Australian flag has the Union Jack and which constellation?
Big Dipper
Southern Cross
Orion
Polaris
What is the national symbol of Australia?
Kangaroo
Elephant
Bear
Tiger
Australia is known for which unique animal?
Panda
Lemur
Koala
Giraffe
Which of the following is a marsupial found in Australia?
Tiger
Kangaroo
Penguin
Lion
What percentage of Australia’s population lives in cities?
25%
50%
70%
85%
Which sea lies to the northeast of Australia?
Tasman Sea
Caribbean Sea
Coral Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Which is Australia’s highest mountain?
Mount Everest
Mount Kosciuszko
Kilimanjaro
Mont Blanc
What is the nickname for Australia?
The Big Island
The Great Southern Land
The Land Down Under
The Land of the Midnight Sun
Australia is the driest inhabited ___.
Country
Continent
Island
Region
What sport is extremely popular in Australia?
Cricket
Football
Ice Hockey
Baseball
The Great Barrier Reef is located in which ocean?
Indian
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
What type of climate is most common in Australia?
Arctic
Tropical
Temperate
Desert
Which fruit is Australia known for growing?
Bananas
Apples
Kiwis
Oranges
Which famous rock formation is located in central Australia?
Ayers Rock (Uluru)
Mount Everest
Fuji
El Capitan
What is Australia’s smallest state by land area?
Victoria
Tasmania
Queensland
South Australia
Which country is located closest to Australia?
South Africa
New Zealand
India
Brazil
Which city is known for its Opera House?
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
Hobart
Australia was once a colony of which country?
Spain
France
Britain
Portugal
Which animal is not native to Australia?
Koala
Platypus
Kangaroo
Panda
Australia is famous for having which natural hazard?
Volcanoes
Tornadoes
Bushfires
Earthquakes
Australia’s Christmas occurs in which season?
Spring
Winter
Summer
Autumn
What is a popular water sport in Australia?
Skiing
Surfing
Ice skating
Football
What currency is used in Australia?
Pound
Dollar
Euro
Yen
What is the primary religion in Australia?
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
Buddhism
How many states does Australia have?
4
5
6
7
Which is Australia’s largest city?
Sydney
Melbourne
Brisbane
Perth
Australia’s indigenous people have lived there for how long?
5,000 years
10,000 years
40,000 years
60,000 years
Australia is the largest producer of which natural resource?
Iron ore
Diamonds
Oil
Gold
Which Australian state has the most people?
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Western Australia
What is Australia’s time zone called?
Central European Time
Greenwich Mean Time
Australian Eastern Standard Time
Pacific Standard Time
How many states and territories are there in Australia?
6 states and 2 territories
8 states and 4 territories
5 states and 3 territories
7 states and 4 territories
Which of the following flags is Australian?
Where in Australia can you find rainforests?
in the north-east
in the south-east
in the middle of the continent
on the western coast
What's the longest river?
the River Murray
the River Missouri
the River Severn
the River Mackenzie
What's the largest lake?
Lake Eyre
Lake Superior
Lough Neagh
Victoria
Which of the following deserts IS NOT in Australia?
the Kalahari Desert
the Great Victoria Desert
the Great Sandy Desert
the Gibson Desert
What is the "outback"?
The vast, remote and dry interior of Australia.
The western coast of Australia.
The eastern hilly part of Australia.
The south-eastern industrial part of Australia.
Which of the following crops ARE NOT grown in Australia on a large scale?
pineapples
cotton
grapes
hops
sugar cane
A 'digeridoo' is
a traditional Australian dish
a traditional Australian instrument
a traditional Australian dance
Kiwi is an extinct species
True
False
New Zealand is surrounded by ...
The Pacific Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean
The Indian Ocean
How many states are there in Australia
4
5
6
Australia's National Day is celebrated on:
26th January
26th December
31st March
Sydney is the capital city of Australia.
True
False
Which season of the year does Christmas in Australia fall?
winter
spring
summer
What are schools of air?
schools where students learn about climate
schools where you can have a possibility of distant learning
schools whose main subject is astronomy
What is it?
Uluru (Ayers Rock)
Mount Cook
Mount Kosciuszko
Who are the Maori people?
natives of New Zealand
natives of Australia
What is the highest mountain in Australia?
Mount Kosciuszko
Mount Cook
Mount Kilimanjaro
Which one is te flag of New Zealand?
Where were Hobbit and Lord of the Rings filmed?
New Zealand
Australia
What is the largest desert in Australia?
Great Victoria Desert
Simpson Desert
Mojave Desert
Sahara Desert
What is the name of the large flightless bird native to Australia?
Kiwi
Ostrich
Emu
Penguin
What is the name of the natural rock formation in the Australian Outback known for its unique shape?
Great Barrier Reef
Ayers Rock
Uluru
Sydney Opera House
What is the traditional Aboriginal weapon used for hunting and fighting?
Boomerang
Didgeridoo
Nulla Nulla
Woomera
What is the traditional Maori greeting in New Zealand?
Kia Ora
Aloha
Bonjour
Hola
Which body of water is circled on the map?
Great Barrier Reef
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Which state or territory is highlighted?
South Australia
Western Australia
Australia Capital Territory
Queensland
Which state or territory is highlighted?
Western Australia
Australia Capital Territory
Tasmania
Victoria
Which state or territory is highlighted?
New South Wales
Queensland
Tasmania
Victoria
Which state or territory is highlighted?
South Australia
Victoria
Western Australia
Northern Territory
Which state or territory is highlighted?
Australia Capital Territory
New South Wales
Victoria
Tasmania
Which state or territory is highlighted?
Northern Territory
Western Australia
Queensland
South Australia
Which state or territory is highlighted?
Queensland
New South Wales
Australia Capital Territory
Tasmania
First people from Europe in Australia were mostly...
convicts
farmers
sailors
aborigines
Why did a lot of people come to Australia from Europe in the middle of the 19th century?
they found gold there
they were criminals and wanted to escape
What happened in 1901 in Australia?
European people found gold
Australia became one country
James Cook killed aborigines
British people came
A hunter-gatherer way of life is known as ____________.
active
stable
nomadic
Which explorer claimed Australia for the British?
James Cook
Christopher Columbus
Jacques Cartier
Which two animals are the symbols of Australia?
the kangaroon and the koala
the kangaroo and the emu
the koala and the emu
What is the saltwater crocodile's nickname?
jelly
saltie
croc
crocodear
How many people live in Australia?
25 million
80 million
500 million
55 million
What color are the stars in the flag of Australia?
blue
white
yellow
red
