Port Jackson - Quiz
A) Five years B) Twenty-five years C) Ten years D) Eighteen years
A) 15 January B) 21 January C) 26 January D) 24 January
A) Camp Cove B) Botany Bay C) Sydney Cove D) Manly Cove
A) 30 January B) 26 January C) 24 January D) 21 January
A) A cutter B) HM Armed Tender Supply C) The Great White Fleet D) A longboat
A) The capital of England B) A naval base for the U.S. Navy C) The first colony in Australia D) Sydney's first international airport
A) Five hundred B) Ten thousand C) A hundred D) A thousand
A) It had the largest gold reserves B) It was closest to Botany Bay C) It had the best spring of water D) It was protected by the Great White Fleet
A) A seaplane base B) A U.S. naval station C) A massive shipyard D) Rocks providing a suitable landing place
A) Dense rainforest B) Steep mountainous terrain C) Swampy marshland D) Relatively level land
A) David Blackburn B) Captain Cook C) Theodore Roosevelt D) Arthur Phillip
A) Theodore Roosevelt B) Abraham Lincoln C) George Washington D) Franklin D. Roosevelt
A) July 1938 B) January 1788 C) August 1908 D) December 1908
A) Royal Navy B) British Marine Corps C) Australian Army D) United States Navy
A) Jet airliners B) Hot air balloons C) Seaplanes D) Helicopters
A) Sydney's first international airport B) The capital harbor C) The main military base D) The first naval shipyard
A) David Blackburn B) Theodore Roosevelt C) Cook D) Arthur Phillip
A) Rose Bay B) Camp Cove C) England D) Botany Bay
A) His first dispatch B) A cargo of rocks C) A seaplane D) The Great White Fleet
A) Pacific Bay B) Tasman Inlet C) Botany Bay D) Sydney Harbour
A) North coast B) South coast C) West coast D) East coast
A) Brisbane B) Perth C) Melbourne D) Sydney
A) Botany Bay B) Middle Harbour C) Jervis Bay D) Broken Bay
A) Brisbane River B) Parramatta River C) Swan River D) Yarra River
A) Arafura Sea B) Tasman Sea C) Coral Sea D) Indian Ocean
A) Arctic Ocean B) Atlantic Ocean C) Southern Ocean D) South Pacific Ocean
A) Sydney Opera House B) Golden Gate Bridge C) Statue of Liberty D) Eiffel Tower
A) Tasman Bridge B) Anzac Bridge C) Sydney Harbour Bridge D) Harbour Gate Bridge
A) Tasmania B) The Australian mainland C) New Zealand D) Norfolk Island
A) Sydney and its environs B) The whole continent C) The British Navy D) The penal colony of Tasmania
A) Robert Brown B) Ferdinand von Mueller C) Charles Darwin D) Joseph Banks
A) Botanical Researches B) Prodromus Florae Novae Hollandiae et Insulae Van Diemen C) The Voyage of the Beagle D) Flora Australiensis
A) Vivid Sydney B) Australia Day Regatta C) Sydney New Year's Eve celebrations D) Melbourne Cup
A) Coutts Hobart Race B) Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race C) Fastnet Race D) America's Cup
A) Sydney City Council B) The federal government C) Maritime Australia D) Transport for NSW
A) Lane Cove National Park B) Royal National Park C) Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park D) Sydney Harbour National Park
A) Marine and estuarine diversity B) Avian diversity C) Insect diversity D) Terrestrial mammal diversity
A) The Dharug people B) The Wiradjuri people C) The Eora clans D) The Wodi Wodi people
A) Wangal B) Gadigal C) Darug D) Cammeraygal
A) Gadigal B) Wangal C) Cammeraygal D) Eora
A) Cammeraygal B) Wangal C) Eora D) Gadigal
A) Parramatta River B) Nepean River C) Hawkesbury River D) Georges River
A) Parramatta B) Windsor C) Penrith D) Liverpool
A) 1792 B) 1606 C) 1788 D) 1770
A) Sir George Jackson B) Sir Joseph Banks C) Lord Sydney D) King George III
A) Supply B) Endeavour C) Resolution D) First Fleet
A) 1945 B) 1942 C) 1830 D) 1939
A) 7 December 1941 B) 1 November 2006 C) 2 September 1945 D) 31 May 1942
A) Two B) One C) Three D) Four
A) They were shot by coastal artillery B) They surrendered and died years later C) They detonated charges, killing themselves D) They drowned when the submarine sank in deep water
A) They committed suicide B) They were rescued by a US warship C) They escaped into the bushland D) They were executed as prisoners of war
A) USS Chicago B) USS Arizona C) HMAS Sydney D) HMS Prince of Wales
A) One B) Four C) Three D) Two
A) One hit and one missed B) They malfunctioned and sank immediately C) Both hit the target D) Both missed
A) September 1945 B) November 2006 C) May 1942 D) June 1950
A) During the Vietnam War B) In November 2006 C) Soon after World War II D) Immediately after the attack in 1942
A) North-east B) South-west C) Directly west D) Directly south
A) 1830s B) 1790s C) 1940s D) 1880s
A) Seaborne attack or convict uprisings B) Aerial bombing raids C) Japanese midget submarines D) Pirate fleets from the Pacific
A) Six B) Two C) Ten D) Four
A) The Bradleys Head Submarine Net B) The Bradleys Head Naval Outpost C) The Bradleys Head Battery D) The Bradleys Head Fortification Complex
A) Sandstone quarried on site B) Reinforced concrete poured by the army C) Bricks imported from Europe D) Granite blocks shipped from Melbourne
A) 317 km B) 19 km C) 562 km D) 55 km
A) 562 km2 B) 19 km2 C) 55 km2 D) 317 km2
A) 317 million cubic metres B) 55 million cubic metres C) 19 million cubic metres D) 562 million cubic metres
A) 317 kilometres B) 19 kilometres C) 562 kilometres D) 55 kilometres
A) Generally narrow inlets B) Wide and rounded C) Deep circular lagoons D) Shallow rectangular basins
A) Bennelong Point B) Circular Quay C) Darling Harbour D) Sydney Heads
A) Kirribilli B) McMahons Point C) Cremorne Point D) Balls Head
A) Pyrmont B) Bennelong Point C) Balmain D) Millers Point
A) Garden Island B) Darling Island C) Glebe Island D) Shark Island
A) Cockatoo Island B) Garden Island C) Fort Denison D) Shark Island
A) A well-known navigation obstacle exposed at low tide B) A drowned river valley near the entrance C) A popular tourist island with a historic fort D) A wide, rounded bay on the south side
A) A deep lake B) A major river C) A stormwater drain D) A natural waterfall
A) The northern arm B) The southern arm C) The western arm D) The eastern arm
A) Stanmore B) Thornleigh C) St Ives D) Parramatta
A) The southern arm B) The eastern arm C) The northern arm D) The western arm
A) Near St Ives B) Near Thornleigh C) West of Parramatta D) In Stanmore
A) Glebe B) Stanmore C) Hunters Hill D) Mosman
A) Stanmore B) St Ives C) Hunters Hill D) Thornleigh
A) A seasonal stream B) An underground stream C) An intermittent stream D) A perennial stream
A) Am B) Cfb C) BWh D) Cfa
A) Mediterranean climate B) Humid subtropical climate C) Tropical monsoon climate D) Oceanic climate
A) Moderate rainfall spread throughout the year B) Heavy rainfall only in summer C) Dry conditions with winter rains only D) Scarcely any rainfall year-round
A) 5.0 °C B) 8.0 °C C) 0.0 °C D) 12.0 °C
A) Hurricanes B) Tornadoes C) Fog D) Blizzards
A) Mosman B) Glebe C) Vaucluse D) Hunters Hill
A) St Ives weather station B) Parramatta weather station C) Observatory Hill weather station D) Georges Heights weather station
A) Light rail only B) Pedestrian traffic only C) Motor vehicles D) Four railway tracks
A) Mortlake Ferry B) Homebush Punt C) Parramatta Ferry D) Sydney Harbour Ferry
A) Parramatta Weir B) Charles Street Weir C) Queens Avenue Weir D) Camellia Weir
A) North and south Port Jackson B) Railway and pedestrian traffic C) Darling Harbour and Blackwattle Bay D) Saltwater/tidal waters from freshwater/non-tidal waters
A) March 2020 B) January 2017 C) August 2024 D) August 1992
A) The late 1960s B) The early 1970s C) The mid-1800s D) March 2013
A) HMAS Kuttabul B) Barangaroo Naval Station C) Darling Harbour Base D) Glebe Island Defense Post
A) James Craig B) HMAS Kuttabul C) Fort Denison D) SS South Steyne
A) James Cook B) Arthur Phillip C) Richard Siddins D) Emma Johnston
A) The NSW Government B) Sydney Heritage Fleet volunteers C) Emma Johnston D) Richard Siddins
A) Sydney Institute of Marine Science B) Fort Denison C) Botany Bay container port D) White Bay Cruise Terminal
A) 500 gigalitres B) 5 gigalitres C) 50 gigalitres D) 5000 gigalitres |
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