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AsterQuiz Australia: histori,animalesycuriosidadesOnline version Key Australia basics by heidy cabiativa 1 When did Australia’s Indigenous history begin? a since 10,000 years ago b in the 16th century by explorers c at least 65,000 years ago with the arrival of Aboriginal people from Southeast Asia 2 When did Australia’s modern origins begin with a penal colony? a 1770, Captain Cook's landing b 1788, when the British Empire established the first penal colony c 1800, Australia became a colony of France 3 When did Australia achieve independence? a January 1, 1901 b July 4, 1776 c March 3, 1986 4 What is the main export product among minerals and metals? a nickel b copper c iron 5 Name two energy resources of Australia. a coal and natural gas b oil and solar c hydro and nuclear 6 Which livestock/products are highlighted for Australian agriculture? a rice, tea, dairy and cotton b wool, wheat, beef and citrus fruits c maize, barley and pork 7 What percentage of fauna does Australia have for mammals and reptiles respectively? a 90% mammals and 70% reptiles b 83% mammals and 89% reptiles c 70% mammals and 60% reptiles 8 Why were the kangaroo and emu chosen for the national coat of arms? a because they cannot walk backwards, symbolizing forward movement b they are the oldest animals in Australia c they are the most common animals 9 How many species of flies and ants are noted in Australia? a over 2,000 fly species and 1,000 ant species b over 10,000 fly species and 6,000 ant species c over 6,000 fly species and 4,000 ant species 10 Which rank by size is Australia and what is it known for? a sixth largest country; high quality of life b fourth largest; vast natural resources c tenth largest; unique wildlife only

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Australia: histori,animalesycuriosidadesOnline version

Key Australia basics

by heidy cabiativa

When did Australia’s Indigenous history begin?

since 10,000 years ago

in the 16th century by explorers

at least 65,000 years ago with the arrival of Aboriginal people from Southeast Asia

When did Australia’s modern origins begin with a penal colony?

1770, Captain Cook's landing

1788, when the British Empire established the first penal colony

1800, Australia became a colony of France

When did Australia achieve independence?

January 1, 1901

July 4, 1776

March 3, 1986

What is the main export product among minerals and metals?

nickel

copper

iron

Name two energy resources of Australia.

coal and natural gas

oil and solar

hydro and nuclear

Which livestock/products are highlighted for Australian agriculture?

rice, tea, dairy and cotton

wool, wheat, beef and citrus fruits

maize, barley and pork

What percentage of fauna does Australia have for mammals and reptiles respectively?

90% mammals and 70% reptiles

83% mammals and 89% reptiles

70% mammals and 60% reptiles

Why were the kangaroo and emu chosen for the national coat of arms?

because they cannot walk backwards, symbolizing forward movement

they are the oldest animals in Australia

they are the most common animals

How many species of flies and ants are noted in Australia?

over 2,000 fly species and 1,000 ant species

over 10,000 fly species and 6,000 ant species

over 6,000 fly species and 4,000 ant species

Which rank by size is Australia and what is it known for?

sixth largest country; high quality of life

fourth largest; vast natural resources

tenth largest; unique wildlife only

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Australia: histori,animalesycuriosidadesOnline version

by heidy cabiativa

When did Australia’s Indigenous history begin?

When did Australia’s modern origins begin with a penal colony?

When did Australia achieve independence?

What is the main export product among minerals and metals?

Name two energy resources of Australia.

Which livestock/products are highlighted for Australian agriculture?

What percentage of fauna does Australia have for mammals and reptiles respectively?

Why were the kangaroo and emu chosen for the national coat of arms?

How many species of flies and ants are noted in Australia?

Which rank by size is Australia and what is it known for?

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