A) Forestry B) Service industry C) Agriculture D) Mining
A) $100 million B) $200 million C) $50 million D) $10 million
A) The Murraylands B) The Flinders Ranges C) The Barossa Valley D) The Limestone Coast
A) Umpherston Sinkhole B) Blue Lake C) Cave Garden D) Engelbrecht Cave
A) 2010 B) 2005 C) 2012 D) 2020
A) The old post office B) Ferrers Street C) Around Cave Gardens D) Commercial Street
A) James Morrison Academy Gallery B) Mount Gambier Civic Gallery C) The Main Corner Gallery D) Riddoch Art Gallery
A) Nearly 7,000 B) Nearly 500 C) Nearly 1,000 D) Nearly 10,000
A) August 2012 B) November 2000 C) January 2015 D) December 2020
A) The Limestone Coast University B) James Morrison Academy C) Mount Gambier Technical College D) Adelaide Symphony Institute
A) The Jazz Centre B) The Main Corner C) The Library Annex D) The Civic Hub
A) D. Clifford Theatres B) Limestone Coast Cinemas C) The Main Corner Theatres D) Adelaide Symphony Cinema
A) Graeme Lyall Ensemble B) James Morrison Trio C) Adelaide Symphony Orchestra D) Gordon Goodwin and his Big Phat Band
A) Aviation hub B) Shipping port C) Trucking centre D) Rail freight hub
A) The Crater B) Thugi C) Warwar D) Balumbul
A) 42 Bay Road B) Moorak C) 41 Bay Road D) 10 Watson Terrace
A) Troy Bell B) John Watson C) Ben Hood D) Tony Pasin
A) Ten B) Twelve C) Fourteen D) Eight
A) Every two years B) Every five years C) Every four years D) Every three years
A) Watson Terrace B) Moorak C) Victor Harbor D) Bay Road
A) Troy Bell B) Ben Hood C) Tony Pasin D) Clare Scriven
A) Grant B) Barker C) Limestone Coast D) Adelaide
A) 10,000 B) 26,878 C) 30,000 D) 20,000
A) Retail Trade B) Tourism C) Log Sawmilling and Timber Dressing D) School Education
A) 6.1% B) 4.3% C) 14.4% D) 52.0%
A) A$1500 B) A$800 C) A$1232 D) A$1000
A) District Council of Barker B) District Council of Grant C) District Council of Moorak D) District Council of Adelaide
A) John Watson B) Ben Hood C) Troy Bell D) Lynette Martin
A) An extinct mountain range B) A river delta C) A dormant volcano D) A limestone plateau
A) 600 kilometres B) 280 kilometres C) 450 kilometres D) 350 kilometres
A) The Anangu people B) The Bungandidj people C) The Arrernte people D) The Wiradjuri people
A) Ereng balam B) Berrin C) Waawor D) Thu-ghee
A) Grant Obelisk B) Pioneer Lookout C) Gambier Memorial D) Centenary Tower
A) Stephen Henty B) John Byng C) James Grant D) Evelyn Sturt
A) 1846 B) 1839 C) 1854 D) 1842
A) John Watson B) Hastings Cunningham C) Evelyn Sturt D) Dr. Edward Wehl
A) 1847 B) 1863 C) 1842 D) 1845
A) Hastings Cunningham B) Evelyn Sturt C) Stephen Henty D) John Watson
A) The Sturt Hotel B) The Limestone Inn C) The Henty Arms D) Mount Gambier Hotel
A) 45 kilometres B) 28 kilometres C) 17 kilometres D) 11 kilometres
A) Changing color with the seasons B) Its extreme high temperature C) Being the deepest lake in Australia D) Having no aquatic life
A) Cobalt blue B) Steel grey C) Emerald green D) Deep black
A) 125 metres B) 100 metres C) 75 metres D) 50 metres
A) Sunset Lake B) Red Lake C) Crystal Lake D) Valley Lake
A) Worrolong B) Compton C) Moorak D) Yahl
A) Tropical savanna (Aw) B) Temperate mediterranean (Csb) C) Humid subtropical (Cfa) D) Arid desert (BWh)
A) December B) August C) February D) June
A) Stromatolites B) Sea grasses C) Kelp forests D) Coral reefs
A) Wandilo B) Moorak C) Suttontown D) Glenburnie
A) Roaring Forties B) Trade winds C) Westerlies D) Monsoons |