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The document provides information about various geographical locations, landmarks, and facts about the United States and other countries. It discusses that English is widely spoken around the world, details population statistics and temperatures in some US states, describes famous US landmarks like the Grand Canyon and Statue of Liberty, notes popular sports and activities like rock climbing and surfing, and gives brief overviews of famous people and culture in countries like the UK, Australia, and others.
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- Australia is located between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, south of Asia and in the southern hemisphere. Its capital is Canberra.
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- Key facts provided include populations of cities, total area of the country, head of state, and important natural symbols and industries of Australia like wool production and iconic animals like kangaroos.
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The document provides information about Australia, including that its official name is the Commonwealth of Australia, its capital is Canberra, and its population is over 20 million people. It notes Australia's unique wildlife such as kangaroos and koalas, as well as its vast Outback interior and famous sites like the Great Barrier Reef and Sydney Opera House. It also discusses Australia's original indigenous inhabitants, the Aboriginal people, and how Britain colonized Australia in the late 18th century.
Australia
The document provides information about the history and geography of Australia. It notes that Captain James Cook discovered Australia in 1770 and claimed it for Britain. The first European settlers arrived in 1788, establishing Sydney. Australia is located in Oceania, between the Indian and Pacific oceans. It is the sixth largest country by area and has a diverse landscape that includes the Outback, Great Barrier Reef, and Fraser Island.
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- 1. English is spoken all over the world. There are 375,000,000 native speakers of English.
- 2. Population: 317,000,000 There are 50 states in the U.S.A.
- 3. Minnesota is very cold in winter. The average low temperature in January is -14° C
- 4. The Grand Canyon is in Arizona. It is very hot in Arizona.
- 5. Hawaii is the 50th state. It has active volcanoes.
- 6. The Rocky Mountains form the biggest mountain chain in the U.S.A. Rock climbing is popular here.
- 7. The Mississippi is the largest and most important river in the U.S.A.
- 8. They are the largest fresh water lakes on the planet.
- 9. The Everglades are a large tropical wet land. They are close to Miami, Florida.
- 10. The Statue of Liberty was a given to the U.S.A. by France in 1886. It is located in New York City.
- 11. The Gateway Arch • Built in St. Louis, Missouri. • Tallest national monument at about 192 meters. • You can ride a lift to the top!
- 12. Crazy Horse was a famous Native American warrior. There is a monument being built in his honor.
- 14. Michael Jackson (singer) Katy Perry (singer) Taylor Swift Sponge Bob is from the U.S.A. too. Johnny Depp (actor)
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- 17. Tea and biscuits are very popular in Britain.
- 18. * There’s a new heir to the throne, Prince George!
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- 25. * Did you know that Big Ben was built in 1858? That’s over 150 years ago!
- 27. Australia is located in the southern hemisphere. It has the 4th largest population of native English speakers.
- 29. * Cody Simpson (singer) * Mel Gibson (actor) * Chris Hemsworth * Hugh Jackman * Nicole Kidman (actress) * Maia Mitchell * Rebel Wilson
- 30. The native people of Australia lived there for thousands of years before the British colonists arrived. They make beautiful art. They used boomerangs for hunting and warfare.
- 31. Ayer’s Rock is a famous natural monument in Australia.
- 32. The Sydney Opera House is Australia’s most famous building.
- 33. Koala Tasmanian Devil Wombat Kangaroo Marsupials are mammals with pouches. There are lots of Marsupials in Australia.
- 35. The Great Barrier Reef is the world’s largest coral reef system.
- 36. Snorkeling is very popular in Australia.
- 37. Surfing is also popular in Australia.