- 1. The Northern Territory, often abbreviated as the NT, is a vast and diverse region located in the central and central northern part of Australia. Renowned for its dramatic landscapes, the Northern Territory encompasses an array of natural wonders including iconic landmarks such as Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, which rises majestically from the arid landscape, and the stunning Kata Tjuta, or the Olgas, famous for their remarkable rock formations. The territory is characterized by its rich Aboriginal heritage, with a significant proportion of its population being Indigenous Australians who have inhabited the land for tens of thousands of years, contributing to the area’s cultural richness and deep spiritual connections to the land. The capital city, Darwin, is a tropical metropolis that serves as a gateway to some of Australia’s most pristine national parks, such as Kakadu and Litchfield, which host an incredible diversity of flora and fauna, including wetlands teeming with wildlife and stunning waterfalls that cascade into picturesque pools. The Northern Territory's climate is marked by distinct wet and dry seasons, influencing both the ecology and the lifestyle of its inhabitants, and offering unique opportunities for adventure tourism, such as hiking, fishing, and exploring Aboriginal art and culture. From the red sands of the Outback to the lush green rainforests of the Top End, the Northern Territory captivates visitors with its rugged beauty, vibrant culture, and profound sense of history.
Which city is the capital of Northern Territory?
A) Tennant Creek
B) Alice Springs
C) Darwin
D) Katherine
- 2. What is the largest National Park in Northern Territory?
A) Litchfield National Park
B) Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
C) Kakadu National Park
D) Nitmiluk National Park
- 3. In which year did Northern Territory become a self-governing territory of Australia?
A) 1978
B) 1999
C) 1967
D) 1988
- 4. What is the main industry in Northern Territory?
A) Fishing
B) Agriculture
C) Tourism
D) Mining
- 5. Which of the following is a popular Aboriginal art style in Northern Territory?
A) Realism
B) Dot painting
C) Cubism
D) Abstract art
- 6. Which famous natural rock formation is located in Northern Territory?
A) Uluru
B) Mount Everest
C) Grand Canyon
D) Great Wall of China
- 7. What is the currency used in Northern Territory?
A) Yen
B) Australian Dollar
C) Euro
D) Pound Sterling
- 8. Which iconic reptile is found in abundance in the wetlands of Northern Territory?
A) Rattlesnake
B) Anaconda
C) Komodo Dragon
D) Saltwater Crocodile
- 9. Which river in Northern Territory is known for its stunning gorge scenery?
A) Amazon River
B) Katherine River
C) Murray River
D) Thames River
- 10. How many seasons are recognized by the traditional owners in Northern Territory?
A) Four
B) Eight
C) Two
D) Six
- 11. What is the highest mountain in Northern Territory?
A) Mount Zeil
B) Mount Sonder
C) Mount Giles
D) Mount Liebig
- 12. Which National Park in Northern Territory is known for its magnetic termite mounds?
A) Kakadu National Park
B) Nitmiluk National Park
C) Purnululu National Park
D) Litchfield National Park
- 13. Which island near Darwin is famous for its wildlife and World War II history?
A) Tiwi Islands
B) Galapagos Islands
C) Magnetic Island
D) Phillip Island
- 14. Which of the following is a popular crocodile-shaped rock formation in Northern Territory?
A) Ayers Rock
B) The Devils Marbles
C) Round Rocks
D) Wave Rock
- 15. What is the annual camel racing event that takes place in Alice Springs?
A) Finke Desert Race
B) The Everest
C) Kentucky Derby
D) Melbourne Cup
- 16. Which Australian Prime Minister famously disappeared while swimming at Cheviot Beach in Victoria and is believed to have drowned?
A) Tony Abbott
B) Julia Gillard
C) Harold Holt
D) Bob Hawke
- 17. Who is the famous Australian singer-songwriter known for his song 'You're the Voice' hailing from the Northern Territory?
A) Delta Goodrem
B) Kylie Minogue
C) Keith Urban
D) John Farnham
- 18. What is the famous music festival that takes place in the Northern Territory showcasing Aboriginal musicians and artists?
A) Barunga Festival
B) Splendour in the Grass
C) Glastonbury Festival
D) Coachella Festival
- 19. Which animal is sometimes referred to as the 'clown fish' in the waters off the coast of the Northern Territory?
A) Box Jellyfish
B) Saltwater Crocodile
C) Anemonefish
D) Barramundi
- 20. What is the famous natural landmark known as the Devil's Marbles located in the Northern Territory?
A) Kakadu
B) Uluru
C) Karlu Karlu
D) Alice Springs
- 21. Which Aboriginal language is widely spoken in the Northern Territory?
A) Warlpiri
B) Pitjantjatjara
C) Arrernte
D) Yolŋu Matha
- 22. What is the body of water to the north of the Northern Territory that forms part of its maritime boundaries?
A) Coral Sea
B) Arafura Sea
C) Tasman Sea
D) Timor Sea
- 23. Which cyclone devastated Darwin on Christmas Eve in 1974?
A) Cyclone Tracy
B) Cyclone Yasi
C) Cyclone Carlos
D) Cyclone Marcus
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