Australian cities multiple choice: Ballarat - Statistics

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Question Answer % Correct
What is the most visited tourist attraction in Ballarat? Sovereign Hill
89%
What's the biggest lake in Ballarat? Wendouree
89%
Which events of the 1956 Olympic Games were held in Ballarat? Canoeing and rowing
84%
Why was Ballarat founded? Gold
84%
What's the name of the castle in Leigh Creek? Kryal
79%
Where is Prime Minister's Avenue, a rather alarming collection of busts of past Australian Prime Ministers? Ballarat Botanical Gardens
74%
Which educational institution has four campuses in Ballarat? Federation University
68%
Which Ballarat feature is the oldest in Australia, and possibly the world? Avenue of Honour
58%
Which highway runs north-south through the centre of the city? Midland
58%
And which poet managed the stables at Craig's Royal Hotel in the 1860s? Adam Lindsay Gordon
53%
The name Ballarat (originally Ballaarat) comes from the Aboriginal term balla arat, meaning... resting place
37%
What is Monte Christo? A bushland reserve
32%
Ballarat is the site of Australia's biggest trade in... cattle
32%
What was the site of the Eureka Stockade? Unknown
32%
The proprietor of Craig's Royal Hotel also owned which Melbourne Cup winner? Nimblefoot (1870)
26%
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