Q.1
What is the dingo also known as?
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  • Bush dog
  • Red wolf
  • Warrigal
  • Bush wolf
Q.2
Captain Cook arrived back in England in 1771 with a kangaroo on board. What was the name of his ship?
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  • HMS Endeavour
  • HMS Resolution
  • HMS Exploration
  • HMS Bravado
Q.3
Where does the Tasmanian devil store fat?
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  • Tail
  • Neck
  • Hind legs
  • Shoulders
Q.4
Since 2005 there has been an unofficial holiday called Wombat Day. On what date does it occur?
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  • 22 April
  • 22 June
  • 22 August
  • 22 October
Q.5
Since the introduction of decimal currency to Australia in 1966, the embossed image of a platypus has appeared on the tail side of which coin?
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  • 5 cent
  • 10 cent
  • 20 cent
  • 50 cent
Q.6
Can you identify this Australasian mammal?
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  • Eastern Barred Bandicoot
  • Rakali
  • Northern Quoll
  • Bush Rat
Q.7
What is the name of a baby Spectacled Flying Fox?
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  • Cub
  • Pup
  • Foxlet
  • Batlet
Q.8
The short-beaked Echidna is a monotreme. What does this mean?
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  • It sheds skin
  • It lays eggs
  • It lives on land and in water
  • It only lives for one year
Q.9
The world's first confirmed identical twin koalas were born in 1999 at the University of Queensland. What were they named?
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  • Lano and Woodley
  • Jason and Kylie
  • Euca and Lyptus
  • Sleepy and Lazy
Q.10
How many native predators of the possum are there in New Zealand?
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  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • None
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