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The Parks Victoria Quiz

How much do you know about Victoria's parks, bays and waterways?

Take the challenge! You can find answers by visiting parks, reading our fact files, brochures and the website. Quiz updated 2009, good luck!



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1. Which lake was used to supply the Mornington Peninsula with fresh water up until 1975?
     Kinglake
     Lake Eildon
     Lysterfield Lake
     Albert Park lake
 
2. The Glenelg River enters the sea near?
     Warnambool
     Nelson
     Port Campbell
     Adelaide
 
3. The name Koala is an Aboriginal word for...
     Grey Bear
     No Drink
     Herbivore
     Cuddly
 
4. Can you go off road in your 4-wheel drive in a National Park?
     Yes, if you're careful where you drive
     Yes, only in summer
     No
 
5. What are the two oldest reseved national parks in Victoria?
     Great Otway and Wilsons Promontory Marine National Parks
     Yarra Ranges & the Grampians National Parks
     Wilsons Promontory & Mt Buffalo National Parks
     Murray Sunset and Little Desert National Parks
 
6. Which of the following is not a pest in a park?
     Ivy
     Bush Rat
     Cat
     Bell Minor (bell-bird)
 
7. Where is the southern most point of mainland Australia?
     Otways National Park
     Port Campbell National Park
     Wilsons Promontory National Park
     None of the Above
 
8. Ranger Roo is what type of animal?
     A camel
     Eastern Grey Kangaroo
     Red Kangaroo
     Swamp Wallaby
 
9. In which park is Squeaky Beach located?
     Grampians National Park
     Wilsons Promontory National Park
     Little Desert National Park
     Mornington Peninsula National Park
 
10. Parks Victoria is responsible for managing Victoria's National Parks. How many are there in Victoria?
     700
     500
     40
     35
 
   

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