Which is west of the prime meridian?

The International Date Line is in the:

The height of land above sea level is called:

On a mountain, the thinnest atmosphere would be found:

El Nino is a feature of the:

Earth’s atmosphere is most dense at the:

The main characteristics of climate are rainfall and:

Today, zoos exist for:

Wild animals need protection because:

It is important that animals being released back into the wild are:

Without wildlife corridors biodiversity of native plants:

Seeds of native plants are spread mostly by:

Introduced animals are ________ native animals.

Which living things are at the heart of all food webs?

A biome with great biodiversity has:

When dead plants and animals decompose, __________ are released into the soil.

Plants take in nutrients and water from the soil through their:

Sowing and harvesting crops and rearing animals for meat and wool is:

Which animal is not native to Africa?

Which animal does not live in trees?

A region of high, flat land is called a:

A picture that represents a feature on a map is called a:

A map that shows natural features of a place is called a:

Natural vegetation is controlled by:

The taiga is a belt of ________ forest.

Temperate grasslands are called pampas in:

Marine and freshwater are the two types of __________ biome.

The biome that covers the smallest area on Earth is:

The number of countries in Africa are:

The largest country, by area, in South America is:

The highest mountains in South America are in the:

Most Indigenous Australians lived in the __________ coastal regions of Australia.

White settlers seized Aboriginal territory for __________ and grazing.

Which of the following is NOT a valuable resource for Aboriginal way of life?

Which of the following IS a necessary resource for Aboriginal way of life?

Indigenous Australians did some things to promote sustainability in the region where they lived.

Indigenous Australians have a close ________ connection to the land.

When collecting bush foods, __________ were left behind to regenerate.

Moving to new areas for food allowed plants left behind to ________.

Resources made from plants and animals are called:

The animal resource that improves soil condition is:

Resources that are not found in nature are called:

Which statement is true?

Plants and animals are renewable natural resources because they:

Wetlands are known as the ______ of the planet.

Sustainability is the responsibility of:

Liquid waste is known as:

Composting and worm farms are ways to recycle __________ waste.

Acid rain occurs when gas pollution:

Which of the following animals is native to Australia?

What is the main climate type found in far north Queensland?

Which country is located south of the equator?

What is the Atacama?

Which of the following is a forest type?