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Kings Park, Western Australia - Quiz
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  • 1. Where is the State War Memorial Precinct located?
A) Kings Park Road
B) The Botanical Gardens
C) Fraser Avenue
D) Mount Eliza
  • 2. What time does the Anzac Day dawn service begin?
A) 11:00 am
B) 6:00 am
C) 5:30 am
D) 5:00 am
  • 3. Who unveiled the Cenotaph in 1929?
A) Queen Elizabeth II
B) J. Talbot Hobbs
C) William Campion
D) Charles Gairdner
  • 4. When was the Flame of Remembrance inaugurated?
A) 11 November 2000
B) 6 November 1955
C) 24 November 1929
D) 1 April 2000
  • 5. Who was the honorary architect for the Cenotaph?
A) General J. Talbot Hobbs
B) Arthur Lovekin
C) Charles Gairdner
D) William Loton
  • 6. Which conflict names were added to the memorial wall in 2012?
A) Vietnam and World War I
B) Iraq and Afghanistan
C) Boer War and Korean War
D) World War II and Vietnam
  • 7. What is located underneath the Cenotaph?
A) The roll of honour
B) The Flame of Remembrance
C) A museum
D) Public tunnels
  • 8. Who proposed the idea of the Honour Avenues?
A) Arthur Lovekin
B) William Campion
C) Queen Victoria
D) William Loton
  • 9. How many plaques are there currently in the Honour Avenues?
A) Over 1600
B) Exactly 500
C) Over 1000
D) Over 2000
  • 10. Which tree species were planted on Forrest Avenue?
A) Red-flowering gums
B) Pine trees
C) Eucalyptus
D) Sugar gums
E) Lemon scented gums
  • 11. What are the three tree-lined avenues in Kings Park?
A) May Drive, Lovekin Drive, and Marri Walk
B) Mount Eliza Drive, May Drive, and Marri Walk
C) Centenary Drive, Lovekin Drive, and May Drive
D) Fraser Avenue, Lovekin Drive, and Forrest Avenue
  • 12. When was Fraser Avenue originally planted with red-flowering gums?
A) 1938
B) 1955
C) 1898
D) 1929
  • 13. What disease affected the red-flowering gums in the 1930s?
A) Leaf rust
B) Patch canker
C) Root rot
D) Powdery mildew
  • 14. What tree species replaced the red-flowering gums in 1938?
A) Sugar gum
B) Red-flowering gum
C) Lemon scented gum
D) Marri
  • 15. What is the status of the tunnels beneath Kings Park?
A) Part of the war memorial
B) Open for guided tours
C) Not accessible to the public
D) Used for storage
  • 16. What is the total area of Kings Park?
A) 180 hectares
B) 400.6 hectares
C) 412 hectares
D) 175 hectares
  • 17. What percentage of Kings Park grounds is conserved as native bushland?
A) Two-thirds
B) One-quarter
C) One-half
D) Three-quarters
  • 18. How many bird species are home to Kings Park?
A) 215
B) 324
C) 80
D) 400
  • 19. In which month is the Kings Park Festival held?
A) August
B) December
C) January
D) September
  • 20. What is the Aboriginal name for Mount Eliza that means 'big hill'?
A) Kaarta Gar-up
B) Goonininup
C) Kaarta Koomba
D) Mooro Katta
  • 21. Who named the area Mount Eliza for Eliza Darling?
A) John Septimus Roe
B) James Stirling
C) Malcolm Fraser
D) John Forrest
  • 22. What was the park originally called when it officially opened in 1895?
A) Queen's Park
B) Mount Eliza Park
C) Perth Park
D) Stirling Park
  • 23. Which tree species was the first to be planted in the park by John Forrest?
A) Jarrah
B) Norfolk Island pine
C) Bangalay
D) Eucalyptus ficifolia
  • 24. Which reality TV show featured Kings Park in 2006?
A) The Amazing Race Australia 1
B) Survivor
C) Big Brother
D) The Amazing Race 9
  • 25. When did the park officially open?
A) 10 August 1895
B) 1 July 2016
C) 1 January 1901
D) 11 January 1697
  • 26. What was the first export of the colony cut from Mount Eliza in 1835?
A) Cedar
B) Eucalyptus
C) Pine
D) Jarrah
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