Australia and the Pacific Islands - CFU

The grasslands of Australia are home to which industries?

• Mining

• Cattle ranching

• Sheep ranching

• Quarrying

In Australia and New Zealand, sheep are raised on large farms specifically called:

• Ranches

• Hubs

• Kibbutz

• Stations

Native Australians are called:

• Aborigines

• Maori

• Polynesians

• Kiwi

Western Australia is home to many:

• Grasslands

• Deserts

• Mountains

• Rainforests

Native New Zealanders are called:

• Aborigines

• Maori

• Kiwi

• Polynesians

Residents of the Pacific Islands still celebrate a traditional culture including living in huts with roofs made of:

• Thatch

• Tile

• Mud

• Leaves

Australia is a:

• Continent

• Country

• Island

The Great Barrier Reef is:

• The largest coral reef in the world

• The largest living structure in the world

• Home to many different fish and organisms

• Located of the southeastern coast of Australia

Most of Australia's major cities are located:

• On the north

• In the west

• On the east coast

The Pacific Islands are:

• Sparsely populated

• Densely populated

• Evenly populated