G'day!
Briefly describe the history of your country.
Australia was colonized by Britain starting in 1788. It was originally a penal colony but grew into an independent nation in 1901.
Name one major difference between this country and the United States.
Australia has a constitutional monarchy rather than a republic like the US.
What is one important problem facing your country?
Climate change is a major challenge, as rising temperatures and droughts threaten agriculture and wildlife.
G'day!
Briefly describe the history of your country.
Australia was colonized by Britain starting in 1788. It was originally a penal colony but grew into an independent nation in 1901.
Name one major difference between this country and the United States.
Australia has a constitutional monarchy rather than a republic like the US.
What is one important problem facing your country?
Climate change is a major challenge, as rising temperatures and droughts threaten agriculture and wildlife.
G'day!
Briefly describe the history of your country.
Australia was colonized by Britain starting in 1788. It was originally a penal colony but grew into an independent nation in 1901.
Name one major difference between this country and the United States.
Australia has a constitutional monarchy rather than a republic like the US.
What is one important problem facing your country?
Climate change is a major challenge, as rising temperatures and droughts threaten agriculture and wildlife.
Part I. Answer the following questions on a separate sheet of paper.
1. What is your country’s official name?
2. What region of the world is your country located in? Physical 3. How big is your country in square miles? Geography 4. Who are your country’s neighbors? 5. How would you describe your country’s physical features and climate? 6. How many people live in your country? 7. What is your country’s ethnic composition? 8. What is your country’s official language? What other languages are Cultural spoken in your country? Geography 9. What is your country’s capital? What are some of its major cities? 10. How would you describe the quality of life for the average person living in your country? 11. When was your country founded? 12. What type of government does your country have? Political 13. Who are some of your country’s leaders? Geography 14. How many people serve in your country’s military? 15. Who are your country’s allies? Who are your country’s enemies? 16. What is your country’s total gross domestic product (GDP)? 17. What are some of your country’s natural resources? Economic 18. What is your country’s currency? Geography 19. What are your country’s major exports and imports? 20. Who are your country’s biggest trading partners?
Part II. Prepare a brief presentation that answers the following the questions.
How do you say “Hello!” in the official language of your country?
Briefly describe the history of your country.
Name one major difference between this country and the United States.
What is one important problem facing your country?
Answers 1.The Commonwealth of Australia 2. In Oceania 3. 7,688 millones km² 4. It’s neighbors are the Pacific and Indic Ocean 5. Australia climate is generally very pleasant and mild 6. 25.69 millon 7.Top 5 ancestries were English (33.0 per cent), Australian (29.9 per cent), Irish (9.5 per cent), Scottish (8.6 per cent) and Chinese (5.5 per cent). 8. English is the official language but Mandarin, Arabic, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Italian and Greek. 9. Canberra and it’s major cities are Sidney, Melbourne and Brisbane 10. God and equitable 11. January 1st of 1901 12. It has a constitutional monarchy 13. Anthony Albanese, Scott Morrison, Tony Abbott, Julia Gillard Kevin Rudd. 14. 59,095 people 15. Some of it’s allies are USA, UK, Japan, India, Canada and NZ. And Australia doesn’t have enemies at the moment 16. Australia’s 1313 billion dollars 17. Australia is one of the world's leading producers of bauxite (aluminium ore), iron ore, lithium, gold, lead, diamond, rare earth elements, uranium, and zinc. 18. Autralia’s currency is autralian dollar 19. Machinery, Mineral fuels Vehicles, Electrical machinery and equipment, Medical/technica equipment, Pharmaceuticals 20. China, Japan, the United States, the Republic of Korea, Singapore, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, India, Malaysia and Thailand.