Capital of New South Wales: Sydney
Capital of Victoria: Melbourne
Capital of Queensland: Brisbane
Capital of South Australia: Adelaide
Capital of Western Australia: Perth
Capital of Tasmania: Hobart
Capital of the Northern Territory: Darwin
Capital of Australia: Canberra
Which state is the largest in area?: Western Australia
Which state is an island south of the mainland?: Tasmania
Which red rock in the Northern Territory is sacred to the Anangu people?: Uluru (Ayers Rock)
Which huge coral reef lies off Queensland?: The Great Barrier Reef
Which sea lies between Australia and New Zealand?: The Tasman Sea
Which city has the Sydney Opera House?: Sydney
Which long river system is Australia's most important?: The Murray–Darling river system
Which mountain range runs down the east coast?: The Great Dividing Range
What is the highest mountain on mainland Australia?: Mount Kosciuszko
What is the dry, empty middle of Australia called?: The Outback
Which ocean is west of Australia?: The Indian Ocean
Which ocean is east of Australia?: The Pacific Ocean
Which strait separates Tasmania from the mainland?: Bass Strait
Which strait separates Australia from Papua New Guinea?: Torres Strait
Which Australian city is the capital of Queensland and sits on a river?: Brisbane
Which city is in the territory set up to be the national capital?: Canberra, in the Australian Capital Territory
Which Australian animals carry babies in a pouch and hop?: Kangaroos
What is Australia's currency?: The Australian dollar

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