Australia and Oceania, Antarctica

How much of Australia’s land can be farmed?

• 10%

• 15%

• 100%

• 0%

Which type of islands contain most of Oceania’s mineral deposits?

• continental
• low
• high
• volcanic

New Zealand supplies most of its power needs with hydroelectric and ____________________ power.

• geothermal
• coal
• nuclear
• wind

What land area is both a continent and a country?

• Australia
• New Zealand
• Greenland
• Antarctica

Water from artesian wells in the Great Artesian Basin is used to water ___________.

• livestock
• crops
• people
• gardens

A _____________ is a nation that is largely self-governed but has strong ties to the British Empire.

• dominion
• state
• province
• colony

The _______________ are believed to be the world’s oldest surviving culture.

• Aborigines
• Maori
• Melanesians
• Polynesians

What are the three major indigenous groups in Oceania?

• Melanesians, Micronesians, Polynesians
• Melanesians, Maori, Aborigines
• Maori, Aborigines, Polynesians
• Micronesians, Polynesians, Maori

In 1788, Great Britain began using Australia as a ___________ colony.

• penal
• resource
• religious
• utopian

The main focus of the indigenous religious traditions of the region of Australia, New Zealand and Oceania is the relationship between humans and _______________.

• nature
• the tide
• archeology
• their artistic abilities