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In this photo, you can see...
a barrier reef
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The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' way of burning grasslands is called...
Cool burns
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a fringing reef
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A forest that has reached a great age without much disturbance is called...O
Old-growth forest
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Tropical grassland is also known as...
savanna
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How many percent of native grasslands are left in Australia?
Less than 1%
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Are there deserts in Tasmania?
No
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Where are coral reefs located?
shallow tropical and subtropical waters
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Which of the following is NOT the living condition of coral reefs?
temperature is between 18 - 26 °C
water must be clear
lots of sunlight
warm deep salt water
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Give a name of fibres that can be woven into clothing
cotton
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What is the maximum depth of water to be classified as a wetland?
6m
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The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' cultures are known as
The oldest continuing living culture in the entire world
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A wild reindeer is called:
caribou
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