A) A mountain range in South Africa B) A region in Western Australia C) A type of gemstone D) A river in Canada
A) Tourism B) Agriculture C) Mining D) Fishing
A) Fitzroy River B) Amazon River C) Mississippi River D) Nile River
A) Purnululu National Park B) Namadgi National Park C) Kakadu National Park D) Great Otway National Park
A) Monsoon season (November to March) B) Dry season (April to October) C) Summer season (December to February) D) Winter season (June to August)
A) Euro B) Pound Sterling C) Australian Dollar D) Yen
A) Surfing B) Bushwalking C) Rock climbing D) Skiing
A) Melbourne B) Sydney C) Broome D) Perth
A) Goldfields-Esperance B) Pilbara C) The Kimberley D) Gascoyne
A) Alexander Forrest B) George Grey C) Philip Saunders D) John Wodehouse
A) Lieutenant George Grey B) Anthony van Diemen C) Alexander Forrest D) John Wodehouse, 1st Earl of Kimberley
A) The Indian Ocean B) The Great Sandy Desert C) The Timor Sea D) The Tanami Desert
A) About 65,000 years ago B) In 1879 C) During the 18th century D) In the 1890s
A) Wheat farming B) Yam (Dioscorea hastifolia) agriculture C) Gold mining D) Cattle ranching
A) Aboriginal spirits of the Northern Territory B) Dutch explorers' deities C) Greek gods D) Wandjina deities
A) The Fitzroy and King Leopold Rivers B) The Stephen and Whately Rivers C) The Gairdner and Glenelg Rivers D) The Margaret and Ord Rivers
A) The Kimberley Exploration Group B) The Northern Territory Pioneers C) The Murray Squatting Company D) The Western Australia Land Syndicate
A) Jandamarra, a Bunuba warrior B) Philip Saunders C) Alexander Forrest D) Adam Johns
A) 12,766 B) 50,113 C) 34,794 D) 40%
A) 50% B) 30% C) 60% D) Approximately 40%
A) Four B) Five C) Three D) Two
A) Nyulnyulan languages B) Jarrakan languages C) Worrorran languages D) Bunuban languages
A) Worrorran B) Nyulnyulan C) Murrinh-Patha D) Karajarri
A) Kukatja B) Jaminjung C) Karajarri D) Walmajarri
A) Durack B) Broome C) Derby-West Kimberley D) Wyndham-East Kimberley
A) Three B) Six C) Five D) Four
A) Broome B) Derby C) Halls Creek D) Kununurra
A) Worrorran languages B) Bunuban languages C) Jarrakan languages D) Nyulnyulan languages
A) Nyulnyulan B) Kriol C) Worrorran D) Jarrakan
A) Fortescue Metals Group, Origin Energy, NAB B) Glencore, Santos, ANZ Bank C) Rio Tinto, ExxonMobil, TotalEnergies D) Woodside Energy, BHP, Chevron, Shell, BP
A) Salmon B) Cod C) Barramundi D) Tuna
A) Wunaamin Range B) Ningbing Range C) Londonderry Rise D) Windjana Gorge
A) Four-wheel drive vehicle B) Two-wheel drive car C) Bicycle D) Motorcycle
A) Roebuck Bay B) Lake Argyle C) Eighty-mile Beach D) Windjana Gorge
A) Rodents B) Reptiles C) Megabats D) Amphibians
A) Devonian B) Triassic C) Cretaceous D) Jurassic
A) 150,000 B) 292,600 C) 750,000 D) 500,000
A) Paddy Bedford B) Leonardo da Vinci C) Claude Monet D) Vincent van Gogh
A) Insufficient job creation B) Economic costs were too high C) The enormous environmental damage it would cause D) Lack of infrastructure to support the project
A) Hall District B) Gardner District C) Fitzgerald District D) Dampier District
A) Wallal Downs B) Broome C) Wyndham D) Kuri Bay
A) Saltwater crocodile B) Freshwater crocodile C) Bilby D) Northern quoll
A) 20 °C B) 15 °C C) 27 °C D) 35 °C
A) Gwion Gwion period B) Beeswax applique period C) Wandjina period D) Irregular Infill Animal or Naturalistic period
A) 500,000 B) 163,521 C) 300,000 D) 423,517
A) Pearling industry B) Textile manufacturing C) Software development D) Automobile production
A) 15 metres B) over 11 metres C) 8 metres D) 5 metres
A) vast urban development B) cattle ranching C) wheat farming D) tourism resorts
A) Leveque Rise B) Wunaamin-Miliwundi Range C) Napier Range D) Durack Range
A) 1,270 millimetres B) around 520 millimetres C) 800 millimetres D) 300 millimetres
A) 50,113 B) 12,766 C) 34,794 D) 4,573
A) Northern quoll B) Bilby C) Freshwater crocodile D) Saltwater crocodile
A) 1,270 millimetres B) 520 millimetres C) 800 millimetres D) 1,500 millimetres
A) Ranching B) Irrigated farming C) Desert farming D) Horticulture
A) Geikie Gorges B) Wunaamin-Miliwundi Range C) Londonderry Rise D) Napier Range
A) Deforestation B) Volcanic activity C) Asian pollution D) Ocean currents
A) desert B) temperate C) tropical monsoon D) continental
A) Pacific koel B) Purple-crowned fairywren C) Gouldian finch D) Channel-billed cuckoo
A) Halls Creek B) Kununurra C) Derby D) Broome
A) Goolarabooloo people B) Environs Kimberley C) Sea Shepherd D) The Wilderness Society
A) Mirny Diamond Mine B) Diavik Diamond Mine C) Argyle Diamond Mine D) Ekati Diamond Mine
A) Mud wasp nests B) Carbon dating C) Luminescence dating D) Uranium-thorium dating
A) high tides B) low tide variations C) salt flats D) tidal pools
A) Savanna woodland B) Monsoon forest C) Pindan wooded grassland D) Mangrove
A) Hand stencils B) Scratchwork C) Beeswax applique D) Engraving
A) deep ocean trenches B) frequent tsunamis C) Australia's biggest tides D) extensive coral reefs
A) steep cliffs B) sandy beaches C) mangroves D) rocky shores
A) Kangaroo Island B) Great Barrier Reef C) Cape Leveque D) Uluru
A) November B) March C) January D) July
A) Agriculture B) Tourism C) Mining D) Fishing
A) eight B) six C) four D) twelve
A) Gehyra kimberleyi B) Lampropholis guichenoti C) Varanus gouldii D) Pseudemoia entrecasteauxii
A) Kangaroo grass, spinifex, saltbush, eucalyptus B) Cocklebur, parkinsonia, bellyache bush, castor oil plant C) Bamboo, cactus, olive, palm D) Acacia, wattle, tea tree, pine
A) volcanic ash B) peaty bogs C) sandy soils D) cracking clays |