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Awesome Australia Video Playlist

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Discover the wonders of Australia with our video playlist! Explore the vibrant city of Sydney, the iconic Opera House, the breathtaking landscapes of the continent, and meet unique native animals like kangaroos. Perfect for a journey Down Under without leaving the classroom

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Australia
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33:59

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For: The Go Jetters and the Sydney Opera House Races

Q: Why do people from all over the world visit the Sydney Opera House?
A: People come to this famous building to hear beautiful opera music.

Q: Why does the Sydney Opera House have its particular design?
A: The roof was designed to look like the sails of the yachts in the harbor.

Q: What happens every year in Sydney Harbor?
A: Every year there is a yacht race in the harbor called the Sydney Harbor Yacht Race.

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