Aussie Rules are __________ (A) the Australian legislation. (B) the Australian constitution. (C) the Australian unique sport. (D) the Australian grammar.

Aussie Rules are __________ (A) the Australian legislation. (B) the Australian constitution. (C) the Australian unique sport. (D) the Australian grammar.
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Last Answer : (A) British 

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Last Answer : (A) Patrick White 

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Description : Australia became a nation in __________ (A) 1779. (B) 1787. (C) 1901. (D) 1931.

Last Answer : (C) 1901. 

The Europeans began to settle in Australia in __________ (A) 1488. (B) 1492. (C) 1770. (D) 1788.

Description : The Europeans began to settle in Australia in __________ (A) 1488. (B) 1492. (C) 1770. (D) 1788.

Last Answer : (D) 1788. 

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Description : Before the British explored the eastern coast of Australia, the continent had been called __________ (A) New Holland. (B) New France. (C) New England. (D) New Spain. 

Last Answer : (A) New Holland. 

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Last Answer : (D) All of the above. 

Which of these countries is Australia’s nearest neighbour? (A) India (B) The USA (C) New Zealand (D) China

Description : Which of these countries is Australia’s nearest neighbour? (A) India (B) The USA (C) New Zealand (D) China

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