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Australia was originally used by Britain to house criminals. It discusses key facts about Australia and New Zealand, including that Sydney and Wellington are important cities, kangaroos and koalas are unique Australian animals, and barbecues are a popular Australian pastime. Famous Kiwis include Mel Gibson and Peter Jackson, best known for filming The Lord of the Rings in New Zealand. Rugby is an important sport there, with the All Blacks performing a traditional dance before matches.
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Australia is located between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, south of Asia. It has a population of around 20 million people and its capital is Canberra. The original inhabitants were Aboriginal Australians who arrived around 12,000 years ago. Captain James Cook discovered Australia in 1770 and claimed it for Britain. Today Australia is a modern, independent nation known for its unique wildlife like kangaroos and its landmarks like the Sydney Opera House.
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The document provides information about Australian traditions and rituals. It discusses Aboriginal gender roles and traditions, such as men hunting and women gathering food. It also describes Australian rituals like celebrating Christmas with swimming and backyard cricket. Sports rituals are discussed, like Australian cricket players wearing their baggy green caps. Aboriginal funeral rituals involving body painting and dancing are also summarized. The document focuses on several key Australian traditions: folklore from the Dreamtime, typical clothing like shorts and t-shirts, and popular foods like meat pies and Vegemite.
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- 1. Chapter 2: Australia and New Zealand
- 2. Introduction ● We are going to talk about: 1- History of Australia 2- Famous places in Australia and New Zealand 3- Important animals in Australia and New Zealand 4- Famous food in Australia 5- Culture of Australia and New Zealand
- 3. History ● Australia is the biggest island in the world. Britain used Australia to keep criminals there. Its main language is English, but Aborigines, native people from Australia, use their own languages.
- 4. Famous places in Australia and New Zealand ● Altough Canberra is the capital in Australia, Sidney is the most important city. Another important place in Australia is a plateau called Ayers Rock. Famous places in New Zealand are Wellington and Auckland.
- 5. Important animals ● Some animals can only be seen in Australia, like platypus, kangaroos and koalas. In New Zealand, the most important animal is a small bird called kiwi.
- 6. Famous Food ● Famous food in Australia are kangaroo meat, crocodrile meat and vegemite, a bitter paste which is eaten with toasts. People often makes barbecues in Australia´s beachs.
- 7. Culture ● Famous people like Mel Gibson and Peter Jackson have been born in Australia and New Zealand. “The lord of the Rings” a very famous movie, has been filmed in New Zealand. All Blacks, the most famous rugby team in the world, makes an ancient dance before a match to frighten their opponents.
- 8. Questions 1- What was Australia used for in the past? 2- Who are the Aborigines? 3- What are the names of the most important animals in Australia? 4- What is the name of a very famous movie filmed in New Zealand? 5- Which sport do the All Blacks play and what do they do before a match?
- 9. Credits ● This project has been made by: -Manuel Jesús Feria Santana (Manager) -Jorge Alejandro Alfonso Giráldez (Power Point Presentation) -Antonio Ortiz Villegas (Summary) -David Sousa Orta (Video) ● We have taken the images in: -wikipedia.org -banderas-mundo.es
- 10. Credits ● This project has been made by: -Manuel Jesús Feria Santana (Manager) -Jorge Alejandro Alfonso Giráldez (Power Point Presentation) -Antonio Ortiz Villegas (Summary) -David Sousa Orta (Video) ● We have taken the images in: -wikipedia.org -banderas-mundo.es