A) Agriculture B) Mining C) Service industry D) Forestry
A) $50 million B) $100 million C) $200 million D) $10 million
A) The Limestone Coast B) The Barossa Valley C) The Flinders Ranges D) The Murraylands
A) Engelbrecht Cave B) Cave Garden C) Blue Lake D) Umpherston Sinkhole
A) 2012 B) 2005 C) 2020 D) 2010
A) Commercial Street B) Around Cave Gardens C) The old post office D) Ferrers Street
A) James Morrison Academy Gallery B) Riddoch Art Gallery C) The Main Corner Gallery D) Mount Gambier Civic Gallery
A) Nearly 500 B) Nearly 10,000 C) Nearly 1,000 D) Nearly 7,000
A) December 2020 B) January 2015 C) August 2012 D) November 2000
A) The Limestone Coast University B) Mount Gambier Technical College C) Adelaide Symphony Institute D) James Morrison Academy
A) The Library Annex B) The Jazz Centre C) The Main Corner D) The Civic Hub
A) The Main Corner Theatres B) Limestone Coast Cinemas C) Adelaide Symphony Cinema D) D. Clifford Theatres
A) Graeme Lyall Ensemble B) Gordon Goodwin and his Big Phat Band C) James Morrison Trio D) Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
A) Aviation hub B) Shipping port C) Trucking centre D) Rail freight hub
A) Warwar B) The Crater C) Balumbul D) Thugi
A) 42 Bay Road B) 41 Bay Road C) 10 Watson Terrace D) Moorak
A) Ben Hood B) Troy Bell C) John Watson D) Tony Pasin
A) Twelve B) Eight C) Ten D) Fourteen
A) Every three years B) Every four years C) Every five years D) Every two years
A) Moorak B) Victor Harbor C) Watson Terrace D) Bay Road
A) Ben Hood B) Troy Bell C) Clare Scriven D) Tony Pasin
A) Adelaide B) Limestone Coast C) Barker D) Grant
A) 26,878 B) 30,000 C) 10,000 D) 20,000
A) Log Sawmilling and Timber Dressing B) Tourism C) School Education D) Retail Trade
A) 52.0% B) 14.4% C) 6.1% D) 4.3%
A) A$1000 B) A$1232 C) A$800 D) A$1500
A) District Council of Moorak B) District Council of Adelaide C) District Council of Grant D) District Council of Barker
A) Ben Hood B) Lynette Martin C) John Watson D) Troy Bell
A) An extinct mountain range B) A dormant volcano C) A river delta D) A limestone plateau
A) 600 kilometres B) 350 kilometres C) 450 kilometres D) 280 kilometres
A) The Arrernte people B) The Anangu people C) The Wiradjuri people D) The Bungandidj people
A) Thu-ghee B) Waawor C) Ereng balam D) Berrin
A) Gambier Memorial B) Pioneer Lookout C) Centenary Tower D) Grant Obelisk
A) James Grant B) Stephen Henty C) Evelyn Sturt D) John Byng
A) 1839 B) 1842 C) 1854 D) 1846
A) John Watson B) Hastings Cunningham C) Evelyn Sturt D) Dr. Edward Wehl
A) 1845 B) 1847 C) 1863 D) 1842
A) Hastings Cunningham B) Evelyn Sturt C) John Watson D) Stephen Henty
A) Mount Gambier Hotel B) The Limestone Inn C) The Sturt Hotel D) The Henty Arms
A) 45 kilometres B) 11 kilometres C) 28 kilometres D) 17 kilometres
A) Being the deepest lake in Australia B) Changing color with the seasons C) Its extreme high temperature D) Having no aquatic life
A) Deep black B) Emerald green C) Cobalt blue D) Steel grey
A) 50 metres B) 100 metres C) 125 metres D) 75 metres
A) Red Lake B) Crystal Lake C) Valley Lake D) Sunset Lake
A) Worrolong B) Yahl C) Moorak D) Compton
A) Temperate mediterranean (Csb) B) Tropical savanna (Aw) C) Humid subtropical (Cfa) D) Arid desert (BWh)
A) February B) June C) August D) December
A) Stromatolites B) Kelp forests C) Coral reefs D) Sea grasses
A) Wandilo B) Moorak C) Glenburnie D) Suttontown
A) Monsoons B) Roaring Forties C) Westerlies D) Trade winds |