What is the largest city in Australia by population?
A) Sydney
B) Melbourne
C) Brisbane
D) Perth
Answer: A) Sydney
Which Australian state is known as the “Sunshine State”?
A) Queensland
B) New South Wales
C) Victoria
D) South Australia
Answer: A) Queensland
What is the longest river in Australia?
A) Murray River
B) Darling River
C) Brisbane River
D) Yarra River
Answer: A) Murray River
Which Australian territory is located between Queensland and Western Australia?
A) Northern Territory
B) Australian Capital Territory
C) Jervis Bay Territory
D) Norfolk Island
Answer: A) Northern Territory
What is the highest mountain in Australia?
A) Mount Kosciuszko
B) Mount Bogong
C) Mount Townsend
D) Mount Ossa
Answer: A) Mount Kosciuszko
Which Australian city is known for its famous Opera House and Harbour Bridge?
A) Sydney
B) Melbourne
C) Brisbane
D) Perth
Answer: A) Sydney
What is the largest coral reef system in the world, located off the coast of Queensland, Australia?
A) Great Barrier Reef
B) Ningaloo Reef
C) Coral Sea Reefs
D) Torres Strait Reefs
Answer: A) Great Barrier Reef
Which Australian desert is the largest?
A) Great Victoria Desert
B) Simpson Desert
C) Great Sandy Desert
D) Tanami Desert
Answer: A) Great Victoria Desert
What is the capital city of Tasmania?
A) Hobart
B) Launceston
C) Burnie
D) Devonport
Answer: A) Hobart
Which Australian state is home to the famous Uluru rock formation?
A) Northern Territory
B) Queensland
C) South Australia
D) Western Australia
Answer: A) Northern Territory
Which river flows through the city of Melbourne?
A) Yarra River
B) Murray River
C) Darling River
D) Brisbane River
Answer: A) Yarra River
What is the largest inland lake in Australia?
A) Lake Eyre
B) Lake Gairdner
C) Lake Torrens
D) Lake Frome
Answer: A) Lake Eyre
Which Australian state is known as the “Garden State”?
A) Victoria
B) New South Wales
C) Queensland
D) South Australia
Answer: A) Victoria
What is the largest island in Australia?
A) Tasmania
B) Kangaroo Island
C) Fraser Island
D) Melville Island
Answer: A) Tasmania
Which Australian state is the most populous?
A) New South Wales
B) Victoria
C) Queensland
D) Western Australia
Answer: A) New South Wales
What is the capital city of South Australia?
A) Adelaide
B) Melbourne
C) Perth
D) Sydney
Answer: A) Adelaide
Which Australian state is known for its wine regions such as Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale?
A) South Australia
B) Victoria
C) New South Wales
D) Western Australia
Answer: A) South Australia
What is the largest national park in Australia?
A) Kakadu National Park
B) Purnululu National Park
C) Grampians National Park
D) Blue Mountains National Park
Answer: A) Kakadu National Park
Which Australian state is known for the Great Ocean Road, a scenic coastal drive?
A) Victoria
B) New South Wales
C) Queensland
D) Western Australia
Answer: A) Victoria
What is the largest city in Western Australia?
A) Perth
B) Fremantle
C) Mandurah
D) Bunbury
Answer: A) Perth
Which Australian state is known for its mining industry and the Super Pit gold mine?
A) Western Australia
B) Queensland
C) New South Wales
D) South Australia
Answer: A) Western Australia
What is the largest lake in Australia by surface area?
A) Lake Eyre
B) Lake Gairdner
C) Lake Torrens
D) Lake Frome
Answer: A) Lake Eyre
Which Australian state is known as the “Top End”?
A) Northern Territory
B) Queensland
C) Western Australia
D) South Australia
Answer: A) Northern Territory
What is the capital city of Queensland?
A) Brisbane
B) Gold Coast
C) Cairns
D) Townsville
Answer: A) Brisbane
Which Australian state is known for the Daintree Rainforest, the oldest tropical rainforest in the world?
A) Queensland
B) New South Wales
C) Victoria
D) Northern Territory
Answer: A) Queensland
What is the largest island in the Great Barrier Reef?
A) Green Island
B) Lizard Island
C) Hamilton Island
D) Fraser Island
Answer: A) Green Island
Which Australian state is known for the 12 Apostles, a collection of limestone stacks along the coastline?
A) Victoria
B) New South Wales
C) Queensland
D) Western Australia
Answer: A) Victoria
What is the largest city in South Australia by population?
A) Adelaide
B) Mount Gambier
C) Whyalla
D) Port Augusta
Answer: A) Adelaide
Which Australian state is known for the Great Dividing Range, a series of mountain ranges stretching along the eastern coast?
A) New South Wales
B) Victoria
C) Queensland
D) Tasmania
Answer: A) New South Wales
What is the largest national park in New South Wales?
A) Kosciuszko National Park
B) Blue Mountains National Park
C) Royal National Park
D) Wollemi National Park
Answer: A) Kosciuszko National Park
Which Australian state is known for the Pinnacles Desert, a unique natural limestone formation?
A) Western Australia
B) Queensland
C) South Australia
D) Northern Territory
Answer: A) Western Australia
What is the largest lake in Victoria?
A) Lake Eildon
B) Lake Bolac
C) Lake Corangamite
D) Lake Tyrrell
Answer: A) Lake Eildon
Which Australian state is known for the Barossa Valley, famous for its wine production, especially Shiraz grapes?
A) South Australia
B) Victoria
C) New South Wales
D) Western Australia
Answer: A) South Australia
What is the largest island in the Torres Strait, located between Australia and Papua New Guinea?
A) Thursday Island
B) Horn Island
C) Badu Island
D) Murray Island
Answer: A) Thursday Island
Which Australian state is known for the Great Sandy Desert and the Kimberley region?
A) Western Australia
B) Northern Territory
C) Queensland
D) South Australia
Answer: A) Western Australia
What is the largest national park in Queensland?
A) Daintree National Park
B) Girraween National Park
C) Carnarvon National Park
D) Lamington National Park
Answer: A) Daintree National Park
Which Australian state is known for the Great Otway National Park and the Twelve Apostles Marine National Park?
A) Victoria
B) New South Wales
C) Queensland
D) South Australia
Answer: A) Victoria
What is the largest island in the Gulf of Carpentaria, located in northern Australia?
A) Groote Eylandt
B) Mornington Island
C) Elcho Island
D) Fraser Island
Answer: A) Groote Eylandt
Which Australian state is known for the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
A) New South Wales
B) Victoria
C) Queensland
D) Tasmania
Answer: A) New South Wales
What is the largest island in the Bass Strait, located between Tasmania and mainland Australia?
A) King Island
B) Flinders Island
C) Bruny Island
D) Phillip Island
Answer: A) King Island
