The head of state of Australia is ().

The longest river in Canada is ().

A. the Mackenzie
B. the St. Lawrence
C. the Severn
D. the Yukon

The Interior Plains lie between () and ().

A. the Canadian Shield/the Appalachian Region
B. the Canadian Shield/the Rocky Mountains
C. the Great Lakes/the Arctic Islands
D. the Appalachian Region/the Great Lakes

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Who was the first European to discover Canada().

A. John Cabot.
B. Jacques Cartier.
C. Samuel de Champlain
D. Henry Hudson.

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The name "Canada" is thought to be derived from "kanata", an Indian word meaning ().

A. a guitar
B. a meeting place
C. a settlement
D. a piece of land

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Canada was divided into Upper Canada and Lower Canada in 1791 and they were united again in 1840. Upper Canada is under the control of () government and Lower Canada is under the control of () government.

A. British, French
B. French, British
C. British, Spanish
D. Spanish, British

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The British troops defeated the French in Canada and took every inch of Canadian land after ().

A. the Seven Years’ War
B. the War of Roses
C. the Hundred Years’ War
D. the Civil War

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When was Canada given internal self-government().

A. In 1791.
B. In 1840.
C. In 1848.
D. In 1867.

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Who founded the first permanent settlements at Quebec and Montreal on the St. Lawrence River().

A. John Cabot.
B. Jacques Cartier.
C. Samuel de Champlain
D. Henry Hudson.

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Under (), the French Canadian farming economy of the St. Lawrence valley and its language, religion and customs continued unchanged.

A. the Quebec Act of 1774
B. the Treaty of Paris in 1763
C. the Constitutional Act of 1791
D. the Act of Union in 1840

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Under(), the provinces of Canada, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia were united to form the Dominion of Canada.

A. the Act of Union in 1840
B. the British North America Act of 1867
C. the Quebec Act of 1774
D. the Constitutional Act of 1791

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Who was the first Prime Minister of the new Canada().

A. Sir John Macdonald.
B. Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
C. Robert Borden.
D. Mackenzie King.

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In 1905, two more provinces were created. They were ().

A. Ontario and Quebec
B. Manitoba and British Columbia
C. Alberta and Saskatchewan
D. Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island

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In 1896, () took over and the country was ruled under Sir Wilfrid Laurier.

A. the Conservative Party
B. the Liberal Party
C. the Labor Party
D. the New Democratic Party

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In 1949，______became Canada’s tenth province．

A．Newfoundland
B．Prince Edward Island
C．Labrador
D．British Columbia

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Who were the natives of Australia before the arrival of the British settlers().

A. The Aborigines.
B. The Maoris.
C. The Indians.
D. The Eskimos.

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Which of the following animals is NOT unique to Australia()

A. Kangaroos.
B. Koalas.
C. Tigers.
D. Emus.

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In 1931, by () Canada was formally declared to be a sovereign nation and became a member of the Commonwealth of Nations.

A. the Peace Treaty of 1919
B. the Statute of Westminster
C. the Meek Lake Accord
D. the constitution Act of 1982

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Like the island continent of Antarctica, Australia is located entirely in ().

A. the Northern Hemisphere
B. the Southern Hemisphere
C. the North Pole
D. the South Pole

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The head of state of Australia is ().

A. the Governor
B. the President
C. the Prime Minister
D. the Queen of England

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With regard to its size, Australia is () country in the world.

A. the third largest
B. the fourth largest
C. the fifth largest
D. the sixth largest

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() is the only city on the western coast of Australia with a population of over one million.

A. Perth
B. Sydney
C. Brisbane
D. Melbourne

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The geographical structure of Australia is generally divided into three topographical regions:().

A. the Eastern Plateau, the Central Highlands and the Western Lowlands
B. the Central Plateau, the Western Highlands and the Eastern Lowlands
C. the Western Plateau, the Eastern Highlands and the Central Eastern Lowlands
D. the Central Plateau, the Western Highlands and the Eastern Lowlands

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Although Australia has a large area, () of the continent is desert or semi-desert.

A. one third
B. two thirds
C. nearly half
D. more than half

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Australia’s most common plants are ().

A. oaks and elms
B. palms and pines
C. willows and poplars
D. eucalypts and wattles

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Most Australians live on the cool, wet, forested ().

A. southeast coastland
B. southwest coastland
C. northeast coastland
D. northwest coastland

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Australia’s best known national park Kakadu National Park is in().

A. Northern territory
B. Tasmania
C. Victoria
D. Western Australia

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The only places in Australia that experience regular winter snowfall and icy conditions are ().

A. the eastern coastal areas of Queensland
B. the Blue Mountains
C. the New England Tableland
D. the highest peaks of the Snowy Mountains and Victorian Highlands

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Australia is politically divided into () states and () territories.

A. four, three
B. five, two
C. six, three
D. six, two

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The biggest state in Australia is ().

A. South Australia
B. Western Australia
C. Tasmania
D. Victoria

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The youngest state in Australia is ().

A. South Australia
B. Queensland
C. Tasmania
D. Capital territory

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Australia ranks first in the world export of ().

A. wool
B. lumber
C. mineral
D. wheat

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Tasmania is an island which lies in the () of the Australian mainland.

A. north of the northeastern corner
B. south of the southeastern corner
C. east of the northeastern corner
D. west of the southeastern corner

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The sunniest city in Australia is (), and the sunniest state in Australia is ().

A. Hobart, Tasmania
B. Darwin, Queensland
C. Brisbane, Queensland
D. Canberra, Tasmania

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Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is internationally known for its ().

A. wine
B. beautiful scenery
C. valuable minerals
D. arts festival

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Canberra, the capital of Australia, got its name from the word "Canburry", which is an Aboriginal word meaning ().

A. "meeting place"
B. "beautiful garden"
C. "sacred site"
D. "capital city\

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()is called the premier state of Australia

A. New South Wales
B. Queensland
C. Tasmania
D. Victoria

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()is regarded as the garden state of Australia.

A. Tasmania
B. Queensland
C. New South Wales
D. Victoria

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Tasmania was named in honor of () : Abel Tasman.

A. the first governor of Australia
B. its discoverer
C. its protector
D. the first prime minister of Australia

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The national day of Australia is ().

A. Jan. 26th
B. Jan. 1st
C. Jan. 18th
D. Jan. 25th

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It was () who first put Australia on the map, so he has often been called the discoverer of Australia.

A. William Dampier
B. Abel Tasman
C. Dirk Hartog
D. James Cook

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The commonwealth of Australia came into being on ().

A. Jan. 1st, 1901
B. Jan. 1st, 1860
C. Jan. 18th, 1890
D. Jan. 25th, 1901

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"The lucky country" refers to the period under the leadership of ().

A. Chifley
B. Menzies
C. Whilam
D. Fraser

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The allied force of Australia and New Zealand during the World War I was named ().

A. Anzacs
B. Anzjr
C. Anzat
D. Anzaf

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The basic structure of Australian government is based on ().

A. British model
B. American model
C. both British and American model
D. a self-established model

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The Immigration Restriction Act became known as the White Australia policy because it used dictation test to deny entry to ().

A. non-white immigrants
B. white immigrants
C. black immigrants
D. Asian immigrants

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The national anthem of Australia is ().

A. God Save the Queen
B. Starry, starry night
C. Advance Australia Fair
D. Forever Australia

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The two main parties in Australia are ().

A. the Liberal Party and the conservative party
B. the Labor Party and the National Party
C. the Labor Party and the Liberal Party
D. the Labor Party and the Conservative Party

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The present prime minister of Australia is ().

A. Kevin Michael Rudd
B. Julia Eileen Gillard
C. Gough Whitlam
D. Robert Gordon Menzies

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The Australian parliament consists of ().

A. the House of Representatives, the Senate and the Queen (represented by the governorgeneral)
B. the House of Representatives, the house of common and the Queen (represented by the governor-general)
C. the House of Lords, the House of Commons and the Queen (represented by the governorgeneral)
D. the Senate, the House of Commons and the Queen (represented by the governor-general)

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The oldest university in Australia is ().

A. Melbourne University
B. University of Queensland
C. Sydney University
D. Adelaide University

The head of state of Australia is ().

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