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Travelling Australia
Below this text there are six pins. Each of them represents one topic. Move your mouse over the pins and descriptions will be shown. Choose one, click on it and you will be brought to the part of this page where you can find the task. You can also scroll down. Read the task and click on the pin in the exercise to see the information page. When you have finished the exercise go to another topic. Your teacher will tell you how much time you can spend on the exercises and how many of them you will have to do.
 The Aboriginals of Australia
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Write a short text about the Aboriginals of Australia which should include the following information:
- population
- how long Aboriginal groups have lived in Australia
- situation from the 1950s till today.
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 Australian Wildlife Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
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Choose three typical Australian animals and describe them by saying something about...
- their daily lives,
- their food
- their breeding habits and
- the states or territories they live in.
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 Ayers Rock (Uluru), Northern Territory
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| On your information page you will find Ayers Rock, which is now called Uluru in Aboriginal language. Read the information and describe this, the world's most famous monolith. You should also try to find some reasons why it’s worth a visit. |
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 The Great Barrier Reef, Queensland
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One of the best ways to experience The Great Barrier Reef in Queensland is by booking a diving tour. Follow the link Diving Holiday on your information page, choose a boat and describe what kind of holiday they offer. |
 Backpacker Adventure Tours
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Backpacker Adventure Tours offer exciting rainforest and outback tours. They operate from Cairns, Queensland. Choose one of their trips, safaris or treks and write about ...
- how long it lasts,
- how much you have to pay and
- what the tour includes.
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 Talk to a Territorian
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It can be dangerous in the Northern Territory, Australia`s outback. A Territorian will give you some helpful hints for your stay. Say which hints are most important to you and why. |
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