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Mustering mutts and earth-friendly frock
Leave a reviewOn the show this week, we’ll round up some sheep with Australia’s best working dog, and meet a dressmaker using unexpected materials to make beautiful gowns. We’ll hear about some more soccer success for Aussie athletes, and meet a quick-thinking teen who helped save a mates life. After that, it’s time for a not quite out-of-this-world Wow of the Week.
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Episode One: Mountain Day and stuck in seaweed
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On the show this week, we’ll round up some sheep with Australia’s best working dog, and meet a dressmaker using unexpected materials to make beautiful gowns. We’ll hear about some more soccer success for Aussie athletes, and meet a quick-thinking teen who helped save a mates life. After that, it’s time for a not quite out-of-this-world Wow of the Week.
Quiz Questions
- 1.What kind of dog is Earl, the winner of this years challenge?
- 2.What will happen to Carmen’s dress when she pops it on the ground and leaves it for a while?
- 3.Who did the Paramatildas beat in the final?
- 4.What kind of special training did James know, that helped him save his friend?
- 5.Is this crater bigger or smaller than the one left by the asteroid that might have killed the dinosaurs?
Bonus Tricky Question
How far did Earl the dog run over the three weeks?
Answers
- 1.Kelpie
- 2.It will disintegrate/ break down and go back into the earth
- 3.Japan
- 4.First Aid
- 5.Bigger – three times bigger!
Bonus Tricky Answer
1300km, further than the distance from Brisbane to Canberra
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