27447 australia new zealand quiz

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Australia is called the
land:
a) On top of the world.
b) On the bottom of the world.
c) Down under.

The capital of Australia
is:
a) Sydney.
b) Canberra.
c) Melbourne.

New Zealand is made up
of how many islands?
a) Six.
b) Eight.
c) Twelve.

Which of these animals
isn’t originally from
Australia?

a) Koala.
b) Kangaroo.
c) Kiwi.

What is the national sport
of New Zealand?
a) Soccer.

b) Tennis.
c) Rugby.

In what year did Australia
become a Federation?
a) 1901.
b) 1891.
c) 1881.

What is the capital of
New Zealand?
a) Auckland.

a) English.

b) Wellington.
c) Queenstown.

c) Australians.

The native people of
New Zealand are the:
a) Australians.
b) New Zealanders.
c) Maori.
Australia was first
used as a … colony by
the English.

a) prison

b) refugee
c) slave

Australians are also
called:
a) Austrans.

b) Aussies.

c) Austries.

The aborigines used
the boomerang as:
a) a weapon.
b) a toy.
c) an utensil.

Which New Zealand
reptile is the world’s
most ancient animal?

a) Tuatara.
b) New Zealand Alligator.

c) Komodo Dragon.
What famous Australian
actor starred in Crocodile
Dundee?

a) Mel Gibson.

The first people to live
in Australia were the:

Who discovered New
Zealand?
a) Abel Tasman.

b) Aborigines.

When is Australia Day
celebrated?

a) 6th February.
b) 26th January.

c) 4th July.
The official language
of New Zealand is:
a) Maori.
b) English.

c) French.
What separates
Australia from New
Zealand?
a) The Pacific Ocean.

b) The Tasman Sea.
c) The Indian Ocean.

What are the wild dogs
that live in Australia
called?

a) Dingoes.

b) Wombats.
c) Hyena.

What constellation
features on New
Zealand’s flag?

a) The Southern Cross.
b) Orion.
c) The Big Dipper.

The trilogy “The Lord
Of The Rings” was
filmed on location in:
a) Australia.


b) Paul Hogan.
c) Brad Pitt.

1- Down under.
2- Wellington.
3- Aborigines.
4- Canberra.

5- Maori.
6- 26th January.
7- Twelve.
8- Prison.
9- English.
10- Kiwi.
11- Aussies.
12- The Tasman Sea.
13- Rugby.
14- A weapon.
15- Dingoes.
16- 1901.
17- Tuatara.
18- The Southern Cross.
19- Paul Hogan.
20- Abel Tasman.
21- New Zealand.

b) James Cook.

c) Vasco da Gama.

b) New Zealand.
c) Canada.