A) $50 million B) $10.5 million C) $22.5 million D) $32.5 million
A) Ashton Raggatt Macdougall B) Foster and Partners C) Denton Corker Marshall D) Woods Bagot
A) 2012 B) 2014 C) 2003 D) 2015
A) Australia Day B) New Year's Day C) Anzac Day D) Remembrance Day
A) A preserved military uniform B) A statue of a soldier C) The original foundation stone D) A lifeboat from the SS Devanha
A) Kokoda Track B) Gallipoli Campaign C) Battle of the Somme D) Western Front
A) 1915 B) 1914 C) 1939 D) 1918
A) Urban Design Award B) Melbourne Prize C) Victorian Architecture Medal D) William Wardell Award
A) Australian Institute Gold Medal B) Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture C) National Heritage Medal D) Commonwealth Design Prize
A) Victorian Architecture Medal B) John George Knight Award C) William Wardell Award D) Melbourne Prize
A) Sydney B) Brisbane C) Melbourne D) Perth
A) Royal Botanic Gardens B) Federation Square C) Kings Domain D) Parliament House
A) Norman Lindsay and Leslie Wilkinson B) John Monash and Baldwin Spencer C) Phillip Hudson and James Wardrop D) Edmond Hogan and George Prendergast
A) 11 November B) 1 November C) 11 January D) 25 April
A) Sandstone B) Limestone C) Tynong granite D) Marble
A) Pantheon B) Tomb of Mausolus C) Colosseum D) Great Pyramid
A) Greater love hath no man B) Duty and honor C) Lest we forget D) For the fallen
A) 6 a.m. B) 12 p.m. C) 11 a.m. D) 10 a.m.
A) 1922 B) 1934 C) 1930 D) 1927
A) The Age B) The Herald C) The Argus D) Building
A) A public library B) A botanical park C) A hospital or war widows' home D) A sports stadium
A) A statue of John Monash B) A Tomb of the Unknown Soldier C) A chapel D) An eternal flame
A) The Arch of Titus B) Choragic Monument of Lysicrates C) The Parthenon D) The Great Sphinx
A) Shrine of Remembrance B) Parliament House C) Westminster Abbey D) Australian War Memorial
A) A cenotaph B) A tomb C) An arch of victory D) A garden
A) 50 B) 100 C) 83 D) 12
A) Grand Hyatt B) Windsor Hotel C) Melbourne Plaza D) Hotel Windsor
A) George Prendergast B) Sir Baldwin Spencer C) Edmond Hogan D) John Allan
A) Queen Elizabeth II B) Sir John Monash C) The Duke of Gloucester D) Lord Somers
A) £90,000 B) £250,000 C) £100,000 D) £160,000
A) Vaughan & Lodge B) Melbourne Construction Co. C) Royal Builders D) Monash Engineering
A) Over 300,000 B) 100,000 C) 20,000 D) 1 million
A) The Eternal Flame B) Zig-zag trenches C) The Remembrance Garden D) A reflecting pool
A) A. S. Fall B) John Monash C) E. E. Milston D) Vaughan & Lodge
A) A reflecting pool B) The Remembrance Garden C) An air raid shelter D) Zig-zag trenches
A) Lord Somers B) Sir Thomas Blamey C) Queen Elizabeth II D) The Duke of Gloucester
A) FREEDOM! B) ANZAC! C) PEACE! D) WAR!
A) 1954 B) 1934 C) 1971 D) 1985
A) Filled with water pipes and electrical wires B) Used as a storage room for veteran archives C) Already housing a small visitor centre D) Filled with construction rubble
A) The entrance had no lighting B) The entrance was too narrow C) The stairs were difficult to climb D) The entrance was locked for security
A) Under the eastern ceremonial entrance B) Under the northern steps C) Within the southern hill face D) On the rooftop of the Shrine
A) 2004 B) 1990 C) 2002 D) 2006
A) August 2006 B) August 2004 C) August 2002 D) August 2003
A) The Federal Government refused to provide funding B) The construction costs doubled C) The state government withdrew their support D) The architects went out of business
A) A protest against mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations B) A large-scale commemorative military parade C) A state funeral for a prominent politician D) A celebration of the end of the pandemic
A) The Colosseum in Rome B) The Great Pyramid of Giza C) Mausoleum at Halicarnassus D) The Temple of Zeus
A) Sixteen B) Four C) Eight D) Twelve
A) 8 B) 12 C) 20 D) 16
A) Landing at Anzac B) Kokoda Track C) Battle of Britain D) Battle of Waterloo
A) Stepped pyramid B) Gabled roof C) Flat terrace D) Dome
A) The Great Chamber B) The Sanctuary C) The Remembrance Room D) The Memorial Hall
A) Eight B) Two C) Four D) Six
A) Lyndon Dadswell B) T. G. Tucker C) Bernard O'Dowd D) Phillip Hudson
A) The lighting is too low B) It is sunk below the pavement C) It is placed on a low pedestal D) It is a sign of respect
A) A mirror B) A glass lens C) A prism D) A fiber optic cable
A) An electric bulb B) A spotlight C) A laser D) A light
A) Above the four portals B) On the eastern wall C) In the centre of the Sanctuary D) On the western wall
A) Stoic patriotism B) Religious piety C) Modern military glory D) Victorian mourning
A) One hundred B) Sixteen C) Twelve D) Forty-two
A) The World War II Forecourt B) The Remembrance Garden C) The Crypt D) The Visitor Centre
A) For King and Country B) Lest We Forget C) Duty and Sacrifice D) We Will Remember Them
A) Gallipoli Pine B) Eucalyptus C) Legacy Olive Tree D) Wattle
A) 100 meters B) 40 meters C) 60 meters D) 20 meters
A) A single soldier saluting B) A nurse tending to a wounded soldier C) Six servicemen carrying a bier D) Two soldiers in a trench
A) A warning to future generations B) The light of victory C) The passage of time D) Eternal life
A) Australia left, Victoria middle, defence force right B) Australia left, defence force middle, Victoria right C) Victoria left, Australia middle, defence force right D) Defence force left, Australia middle, Victoria right
A) Charles Sargeant Jagger B) Monash C) Louis Laumen D) Peter Corlett
A) Charles Sargeant Jagger B) Leslie Bowles C) Peter Corlett D) Wallace Anderson
A) 1945 B) 1950 C) 1936 D) 1938
A) Wallace Anderson B) Peter Corlett C) Charles Sargeant Jagger D) Louis Laumen
A) Red Flanders Poppies B) Memorial Violets C) Jacarandas D) Lone Pine
A) 1933 B) 1998 C) 1978 D) 1985
A) Dutch Elm Disease B) Root Rot C) Pine Blight D) Diplodia pinea
A) 25 March B) 11 December C) 25 April D) 11 November
A) Elizabeth Street B) Collins Street C) St Kilda Road D) Swanston Street
A) A speech by the Governor B) A cannon fire C) A march D) A minute's silence
A) Fifteen B) Ten C) Twelve D) Five
A) The Governor in Council B) The Prime Minister C) The Queen D) The Mayor of Melbourne
A) Six B) Twenty C) Ten D) Twelve
A) Bravery medals B) Commemorative coins C) Participation medals D) Service medals |