EAP Uluru

Look at the picture. What does the picture represent?

• a monolith

• sediment

• tectonic plates

Look at the picture. What does the picture represent?

• rust

• sediment

• sand

Look at the picture. What does the picture represent?

• rust

• sediment

• monolith

Look at the picture. What does the picture represent?

• massive

• sediment

• monolith

Look at the picture. What does the picture represent?

• tectonic plates

• sand

• monolith

Look at the picture. What does the picture represent?

• tectonic plates

• sand

• massive

The Great Victoria is a ___ Australian desert, which stretches from eastern Western Australia across the western half of South Australia.

• rust

• sand

• massive

• monolith

Rising dramatically from the Central Australian desert, Uluru is the world's largest ____.

• rust

• sand

• sediment

• monolith

Rocks folded and tilted as the earth's____ shifted.

• tectonic plates

• sand

• sediment

• rust

Anangu, the Aboriginal traditional owners of Uluru, believe that rocks and ____ belong at Uluru, not in the homes or pockets of visitors.

• landmark

• sand

• sediment

• rust