1 The next camper, Daniel Sanderson, comes from Australia. Before he starts his presentation, try to complete the sentences with the right answers. Sometimes more than one answer is possible.
1. Australia is
a a country, b a continent, c an island.
2. The capital of Australia is
a Sydney, b Melbourne, c Canberra.
3. When we've got summer, Australians have got
a winter, b summer, c spring.
4. The head of state in Australia is
a the prime minister. b the President. c the British monarch.
5. Australia was discovered by
a James Cook. b Christopher Columbus. c Ferdinand Magellan.
6. The first European settlers in Australia were
a convicts, b pilgrims, c poor people.
7. Australians are very good
a scientists, b sportsmen, c builders
8. The Australian Outback is
a a mountain in the heart of the continent. b a lake which is the lowest point of the country. c a large territory beyond the urban areas.
9. One of the biggest problems in Australia is
a the crocodile, b bush fire, c the cold winter.
10. Uluru is
a a lake, b a rock monolith, c a river.
11. The largest and oldest city in Australia is
a Sydney, b Melbourne, c Canberra.
1. Australia is
a a country, b a continent, c an island.
2. The capital of Australia is
a Sydney, b Melbourne, c Canberra.
3. When we've got summer, Australians have got
a winter, b summer, c spring.
4. The head of state in Australia is
a the prime minister. b the President. c the British monarch.
5. Australia was discovered by
a James Cook. b Christopher Columbus. c Ferdinand Magellan.
6. The first European settlers in Australia were
a convicts, b pilgrims, c poor people.
7. Australians are very good
a scientists, b sportsmen, c builders
8. The Australian Outback is
a a mountain in the heart of the continent. b a lake which is the lowest point of the country. c a large territory beyond the urban areas.
9. One of the biggest problems in Australia is
a the crocodile, b bush fire, c the cold winter.
10. Uluru is
a a lake, b a rock monolith, c a river.
11. The largest and oldest city in Australia is
a Sydney, b Melbourne, c Canberra.
