______ is the longest river in Australia.
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Great Barrier Reef is formed by ______.
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Write a short note on Xerophytes.
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What is the Political division of Australia?
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Great Barrier Reef – Explain
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Australia’s largest physical division is ______.
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Mt. Kosciuszko is located in the ______.
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Tasmania gets rain throughout the year from ______.
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The Cash Crop of Australia is ______.
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Australia is highly dependent on ______ transport.
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The longest river in the world is ______.
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Australia is the largest ______ and smallest ______ in the world.
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Australia was discovered by ______ an English Seaman in 1770.
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The Tropic of ______ cuts the Australia continent into two equal halves.
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The capital of Australia is ______.
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______ is the largest monolith rock in the world.
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The largest desert in Australia is the ______.
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The largest Salt Lake ______ lies in the central lowlands of Australia.
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The Eastern Highlands are also known as ______ in Australia.
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The plants and trees in Australia are called ______.
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