澳大利亚的性格和种族问题分析报告.ppt

4. In 2005, the proportion of Indigenous students who completed their secondary education was ( )percent, compared with 87 percent for non-Indigenous students. A. 45 B. 43 C.49 D.39 5. The academic performance of Australia’s Indigenous students is consistently higher than that of non-Indigenous students. (T/F) C F lower 6. In 2004-2005, 65 percent of Indigenous people had at least one long term health condition and Indigenous people were more than ___times as likely as non-Indigenous people to have kidney disease, and ___times as likely to have diabetes. A. 10;5 B.8;5 C.10;3 D.8;3 7.Overcrowding is a particular problem and is associated with poor health outcomes. (T/F) C T 8. The 2004-2005 National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Survey found that 27 percent of Indigenous people were living in __________________. 9. Indigenous Australians had suffered many profound economic and social disadvantage, what are the major aspects? 10. In ___, the proportion of Indigenous students in Year 7 meeting national education benchmarks was lower than for all Australian students. overcrowded condition Health, education, employment and housing 2004 Explain first 6 criteria. Others are more grammar punctuation based. Re-show the writing criteria examples from NAPLAN last year, including 2009 goals. * * Mungo Man蒙哥人 Mungo Man, whose remains were discovered in 1974 near Lake Mungo in New South Wales, is the oldest human yet found in Australia. He is at least 40,000 years old. Stone tools also found at Lake Mungo, to be about 50,000 years old. Location New South Wales or Queensland: lived more than half of Australia’s Indigenous population. Northern Territory: has the highest proportion of Indigenous people. Lake Mungo Since Lake Mungo is in south-eastern Australia, many archaeologists have concluded that humans must have arrived in north-west Australia at least several thousand years earlier. ●