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武汉四六级模拟试题 Unit 19 The native people of Australia who probably came from somewhere in Asia at least 30,000 years ago are known as _____. A. Gypsies B. Aborigines C. Maoris D. Pygmies 2. Australia is the _____ largest country in the world. A. forth B. fifth C. sixth D. seventh 3. Australia is made up of _____ states and two territories. A. four B. five C. six D. seven 4. The national plant of Australia is ____. A. mulberry tree B. wattle C. eucalyptus D. sequoia 5. ____, is the national anthem of Australia since 1984. A. Fair Australia, Advance B. Australia Fair, Advance C. Advance Australia Fair D. Advance Fair Australia 6. There are ____ stars on the Australian National Flag. A. 9 B. 8 C. 7 D. 6 7. The capital city of Australia is _____. A. Canberra B. Sydney C. Melbourne D. Darwin 8. Koala in the Aboriginal language means ____. A. “I can’t see.” B. “I don’t drink.” C. “I don’t want to tell you.” D. “I don’t know.” 9. The Australian population is still mainly of ____ descent. A. German B. French C. American D. British 10. It is assumed that the first European who reached Australia’s shores were the _____. A. Portuguese B. German C. French D. British 11. It was ____, an English navigator and explorer, who finally put Australia on the map. A. William Dampier B. James Cook C. Dirk Hartog D. Abel Tasman 12. Australia’s National Day is celebrated on _____. A. January 23 B. January 24 C. January 25 D. January 26 13. New Zealand’s icon, the kiwi, is a biological oddity, small,______, and largely nocturnal. A. flightless B. featherless C. fearless D. funless 14. New Zealand has two national anthems: ______. A. Star-Spangled Banner God Save the Queen B. God Save the Queen and God Defend New Zealand C. O New Zealand and Advance New Zealand Fair D. Advance New Zealand Fair and God Defend New Ze