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What's your first name?

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Find your destination

Perth

Brisbane

Great Barrier Reef

AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY

TASMANIA

VICTORIA

SOUTHAUSTRALIA

Click on the city where you need to go for your mission

Cairns

Sydney

Canberra

Melbourne

Adelaide

Uluru (Ayers Rock)

Darwin

Alice Springs

NEW SOUTH WALES

QUEENSLAND

NORTHERN TERRITORY

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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Read some basic facts about Australia before you arrive in Sydney. Click on the screen , then do the activities.

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activities

Write the password in CAPITAL LETTERS

Enter the password

Hello, §nom§, you are visiting Sydney, Australia. Unfortunately someone has taken your backpack by mistake. The problem is, your passport is inside the bag and you can't go back to France without it! You need to trace this person in order to find your passport .

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Your backpack

Your passport

Let's go!

His name is Josh and this is what he looks like.

She says they had a conversation earlier on and he told her he is going to visit the Sydney Opera House and the Hyde Park museum this afternoon.

Look, §nom§, this woman has witnessed the scene. She knows the name of the person who took your bag. She even has a photo of him!

This way to the Sydney Opera House!

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First, find your entry ticket...

Start the visit and try to find Josh

WELCOME TO THE SYDNEY OPERA

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START

No

GO BACK TO QUESTION 1

Start the visit and try to find Josh

WELCOME TO THE SYDNEY OPERA

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START

Need to watch the video again?

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Harbour Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge

What is the name of this bridge?

QUESTION 01

performances: représentations

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2,600

3,600

2,500

How many performances are there each year at the Sydney opera house?

QUESTION 02

What is the name of the architect who built the Sydney Opera House?

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Brit Andresen

Jorn Utzon

Edmund Blacket

QUESTION 03

This way!

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Josh is not here, try Hyde Park museum.

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Push the door and understand the living conditions during colonial times in Australia

Read the information and take notes

One of the visitors can help you find Josh. Do the activities and discover this person's name.

Convicts were transported from Britain to Australia because:

Need to read the information again?

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They had family there

It was a popular holiday destination.

New South Wales was a penal colony.

QUESTION 01

Percentage: pourcentage

What is the percentage of Australian people with convicts origins?

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20%

50%

10%

QUESTION 02

How many hours did the convicts work each day?

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14 hours

8 hours

10 hours

QUESTION 03

No

GO BACK TO QUESTION 1

The name is Sandy

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• Orchard
• A ship/ a hulk
• Convicts
• Livestock
• Death penalty
• Work hard
• A museum
• Poor

• Orchard
• Steal
• Convicts
• A ship/ a hulk
• A museum
• Work hard
• Death penalty
• Livestock
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• A museum
• Livestock
• Steal
• Orchard
• A ship/ a hulk
• A convict
• Work hard
• Death penalty

• Livestock
• Steal
• Convicts
• Orchard
• A ship/ a hulk
• Death penalty
• Work hard

• Convicts
• Steal
• Orchard
• Livestock
• Work hard
• Death Penalty
• A museum
• Poor
• A ship/ a hulk

• A ship/ a hulk
• Convicts
• Steal
• Orchard
• Livestock
• Work hard
• Death penalty
• A museum
• Poor

• Death penalty
• Convicts
• Livestock
• Steal
• Work hard
• Orchard
• A ship/ a hulk
• A museum
• Poor

• Work hard
• Death penalty
• Convicts
• Steal
• Orchard
• A ship/ a hulk
• Livestock
• museum
• poor

• A museum
• A convict
• Death penalty
• Work hard
• Steal
• Livestock
• A ship/ a hulk
• Orchard
• Poor

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You must complete this activity to get the name of the visitor who can help you find Josh.

Oh no! It's 4:00 p.m. Josh must be in the plane by now. Well, you need to go to Cairns if you want to find your bag and your passport... Good luck!

Do you remember the woman at the Sydney Harbour?

Well, this is Sandy and she's got a message for you.

Let's go!

I have been looking for you everywhere.

Oh, §nom§, I am so glad to see you!

After you left, I remembered Josh had dropped a paper in the street. Look on the table, find it and see if there is any clue* about where he is. Clue: indice

Ready for mission #2 ?

You know what, §nom§?

Since you don't have your passport you can't take the plane. You have to drive all the way to Cairns (2,421 kms)!

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You don't know the answer to this question? Go back to Sydney.

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Write the name of the girl who helped you in Sydney.

You have finally arrived in Cairns!

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Well, §nom§, Josh has gone scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef, you decide to follow him there. Before you start, your diving instructor wants you to listen to some important information.

Listen and take notes

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b. more than 2 million people each year.

c. a huge number of animals and plants.

e. one of the world's most spectacular living structures.

a. 900 islands and coral caves

d. 2.300 km along Australia's northeastern coastline.

4.This World Heritage area includes...

2. It provides habitat for...

Facts about the Great Barrier Reef

5. It is visited by...

3. It spans more than...

1. The Great Barrier Reef is...

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The greatest threats (menaces) for the reef are: Sandy beaches. climate change wildfires coastal development sharks overfishing periodic cyclones and floods We can see that the coral is dying because is bleaches (becomes white). The coral reef has a natural capacity to repair and regenerate but damages are so big that , it needs our help to be saved. The Great Barrier Reef Marine park works alone with partners to protect the reef. If you visit the coral reef, you must: choose an accredited high standard tourism operator. follow responsible reef practices during your visit. refuse to go diving.

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At the beach, you meet this man. His name is Matt.

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No worries, mate! I think I can help you. I saw Josh two days ago and I have his phone number.

I can text him for you if you want.

JOSH IS TYPING...

Good luck! Bye!

The problem is: I am not in Cairns anymore. I am in Uluru, near Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. I am taking my plane for the United States tomorrow morning. I tell you what: I will give your bag to a ranger in Uluru. His name is Henry. Go to Uluru, find Henry and he will give you your bag, OK?

I am so sorry. I took your bag by mistake.

He says I have your backpack.

Matt says you are looking for me.

wrong!

The password is: dreamtime.

Need to read Josh's message again?

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Did you understand Josh's message? Where are you going now? What is the name of the person who can help you there?

On the road again!

Ready for mission #3 ?

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If you don't know the answer to this question, you need to go to Cairns first.

What is the password?

Welcome to Uluru

climbers: grimpeurs

Since October 2019, Uluru has been closed to climbers. This video was made just before the ban.

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They want to climb the rock before it closed

She won't climb the rock because she respects aborigines

She's happy to climb the rock before it closes.

He is happy it closed to the public because for him, the rock is sacred.

It's a sacred place for aborigines

Put the pictures next to the corresponding statements.

Need to watch the video again?

Start the questions.

G'day, §nom§ ! My name is Henry. I am a ranger here.

Josh gave me your backpack and your passport. I can give them back to you but I want to test your knowledge on Australia first. O.K?

No

GO BACK TO QUESTION 1

Now, question 1:

The Niagara Falls?

The Great barrier reef?

Sydney Opera House?

Uluru?

Which of these is not a landmark of Australia?

Ready for question 2 §nom§ ?

The first inhabitants of Australia

Immigrants who arrived in Australia to find a job

Convicts who arrived on big ships.

Who are the Australian aborigenes?

Last question §nom§ !

In both Hemispheres

In the Southern Hemisphere

In the Northern Hemisphere

Where is Australia located?

Let's go

Well done §nom§ !

I left your backpack at the cultural centre, in a safe in the Uluru cultural centre. The code to the safe is 27193 (memorize it)

Find the key to the safe (drag the elements)

No, try again!

27193

Well done!

12345

OK

Enter the correct password

Congratulations, you can take your plane now!

Welcome back to France §nom§!