What is the famous street performance festival held annually in Melbourne?
a) Adelaide Fringe
b) Sydney Festival
c) Melbourne Fringe Festival
d) Melbourne International Comedy Festival
Answer: c) Melbourne Fringe Festival
Which Australian city hosts the “Buskers by the Creek” festival?
a) Brisbane
b) Gold Coast
c) Perth
d) Adelaide
Answer: b) Gold Coast
The Circular Quay in Sydney is famous for its street performers. What’s its primary attraction?
a) Sydney Opera House
b) Harbour Bridge
c) Royal Botanic Garden
d) Sydney Tower Eye
Answer: a) Sydney Opera House
In which city is the “Fringe World Festival” celebrated, showcasing various street performances?
a) Canberra
b) Darwin
c) Perth
d) Hobart
Answer: c) Perth
What’s the traditional didgeridoo made from?
a) Wood
b) Bamboo
c) Metal
d) Plastic
Answer: a) Wood
Which art form is NOT commonly seen in Australian street performances?
a) Juggling
b) Mime
c) Puppetry
d) Calligraphy
Answer: d) Calligraphy
What is the famous Melbourne street that often features buskers and street performers?
a) Bourke Street Mall
b) Collins Street
c) Flinders Lane
d) Swanston Street
Answer: a) Bourke Street Mall
“Sculpture by the Sea” is an event showcasing art sculptures. In which Australian city is it held?
a) Perth
b) Adelaide
c) Sydney
d) Melbourne
Answer: c) Sydney
The Aboriginal instrument ‘bullroarer’ produces sound by:
a) Blowing air through it
b) Twirling it in the air
c) Striking it with a stick
d) Plucking its strings
Answer: b) Twirling it in the air
Which of these animals is NOT typically used in Australian street performance acts?
a) Kangaroo
b) Koala
c) Wombat
d) Tasmanian Devil
Answer: a) Kangaroo
The “Glebe Street Fair” is held annually in which Australian city?
a) Brisbane
b) Melbourne
c) Perth
d) Sydney
Answer: d) Sydney
What’s the traditional dance form of the Indigenous Australians?
a) Hula
b) Haka
c) Corroboree
d) Samba
Answer: c) Corroboree
In which city is the “Parramasala Festival” celebrated, featuring multicultural street performances?
a) Adelaide
b) Perth
c) Brisbane
d) Sydney
Answer: d) Sydney
What’s the name of the musical instrument often played by Aboriginal Australians that involves shaking seeds or beans in a hollow instrument?
a) Didgeridoo
b) Bullroarer
c) Clapsticks
d) Beanbag
Answer: c) Clapsticks
The “Tina Green Street Theatre” is located in which Australian city?
a) Adelaide
b) Brisbane
c) Hobart
d) Melbourne
Answer: b) Brisbane
What is the art of creating temporary drawings on pavements or streets using chalk?
a) Mosaic
b) Graffiti
c) Street art
d) Sidewalk chalk art
Answer: d) Sidewalk chalk art
“The Rocks Markets” in Sydney often feature street performers. What’s its main attraction?
a) Historical buildings
b) Botanic gardens
c) Modern art installations
d) Food stalls
Answer: a) Historical buildings
What is the traditional Aboriginal Australian musical instrument shaped like a trumpet?
a) Didgeridoo
b) Bullroarer
c) Clapsticks
d) Gumleaf
Answer: d) Gumleaf
The “Moomba Festival” is held in which Australian city and features street performances?
a) Melbourne
b) Sydney
c) Adelaide
d) Brisbane
Answer: a) Melbourne
Which Australian city hosts the annual “Adelaide Fringe” festival with a variety of street performances?
a) Adelaide
b) Perth
c) Sydney
d) Brisbane
Answer: a) Adelaide
The “Darling Harbour” precinct in Sydney is known for street entertainment and:
a) Shopping malls
b) Aquarium
c) Wildlife sanctuary
d) Convention center
Answer: b) Aquarium
What’s the name of the Aboriginal Australian wind instrument made from a eucalyptus leaf?
a) Didgeridoo
b) Bullroarer
c) Clapsticks
d) Gumleaf
Answer: d) Gumleaf
The “Woodford Folk Festival” in Australia often showcases street performers. In which state is it held?
a) Queensland
b) New South Wales
c) Victoria
d) Western Australia
Answer: a) Queensland
Which of the following circus skills is commonly performed in Australian street acts?
a) Tightrope walking
b) Fire breathing
c) Aerial silks
d) Juggling
Answer: d) Juggling
“Fremantle Street Arts Festival” is an annual event held in which Australian city?
a) Darwin
b) Perth
c) Adelaide
d) Brisbane
Answer: b) Perth
What’s the traditional dance style of the Torres Strait Islander people?
a) Corroboree
b) Hula
c) Haka
d) Jig
Answer: a) Corroboree
The “White Night” festival, known for its illuminated art installations, occurs in which Australian city?
a) Sydney
b) Melbourne
c) Adelaide
d) Brisbane
Answer: b) Melbourne
“The Garden of Unearthly Delights” is associated with which Australian festival known for street performances?
a) Adelaide Fringe
b) Melbourne International Comedy Festival
c) Sydney Festival
d) Perth Fringe World Festival
Answer: a) Adelaide Fringe
What’s the traditional dance form of the Aboriginal people of Australia, performed in a group?
a) Haka
b) Hula
c) Corroboree
d) Samba
Answer: c) Corroboree
“Sydney Street Choir” is an initiative that combines street performances with:
a) Dance
b) Music
c) Drama
d) Poetry
Answer: b) Music
The “Adelaide Fringe” festival features diverse street performances and:
a) Literary events
b) Film screenings
c) Food festivals
d) Art exhibitions
Answer: d) Art exhibitions
Which instrument is commonly used in Australian Indigenous music, producing a drone-like sound?
a) Bullroarer
b) Clapsticks
c) Didgeridoo
d) Gumleaf
Answer: c) Didgeridoo
The “Buskers Festival” held in Fremantle showcases various street performers. In which Australian state is Fremantle located?
a) Western Australia
b) Victoria
c) Queensland
d) New South Wales
Answer: a) Western Australia
What’s the traditional method of storytelling through visual symbols and patterns used by Indigenous Australians?
a) Calligraphy
b) Graffiti
c) Dot painting
d) Sculpting
Answer: c) Dot painting
“Hats Off! Cabaret” is an event that combines street performances with:
a) Stand-up comedy
b) Magic shows
c) Musical theater
d) Puppetry
Answer: c) Musical theater
Which Australian city hosts the “Brisbane Festival” featuring street performances and cultural events?
a) Melbourne
b) Sydney
c) Brisbane
d) Perth
Answer: c) Brisbane
The “Fringe Mount Gambier” festival is celebrated in which Australian state?
a) South Australia
b) Queensland
c) Tasmania
d) Northern Territory
Answer: a) South Australia
What is the traditional method of body painting used by Indigenous Australians?
a) Henna
b) Mehndi
c) Dot painting
d) Face painting
Answer: c) Dot painting
The “Australian Wooden Boat Festival” in Hobart often includes street performances. In which Australian state is Hobart located?
a) New South Wales
b) Victoria
c) Queensland
d) Tasmania
Answer: d) Tasmania
What is the traditional Indigenous Australian hunting tool shaped like a boomerang?
a) Nulla-nulla
b) Boondi stick
c) Waddy
d) Boomerang
Answer: d) Boomerang
