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WorksheetsSE Asia & Oceania Cult Geo Test
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Australia was established as a penal colony by what country?
a)
the United States
b)
Britain
c)
France
d)
Spain
2.
What is an alliance that was established to promote economic growth and peace in Southeast Asia?
a)
The Khmer Empire
b)
The Treaty of Waitangi
c)
NAFTA
d)
ASEAN
3.
The Maori were indigenous to:
a)
Australia
b)
New Zealand
c)
Fiji
d)
Cambodia
4.
The United States became involved in the Vietnam War in order to
a)
colonize Southeast Asia.
b)
begin nuclear testing.
c)
prevent the south from taking over the north.
d)
prevent the north from taking over the south.
5.
One of the most powerful early mandalas was __________, which existed in what is now Cambodia.
a)
Siam
b)
Burma
c)
French Indochina
d)
the Khmer Empire
6.
Most of Oceania has an economy built on __________, a system in which each family produces enough to fulfill its own needs.
a)
cash crop farming
b)pakehas
c)
penal activities
d)
subsistence activities
7.
Which region of Oceania has a name that means "black islands"?
a)
Melanesia
b)
Polynesia
c)
Micronesia
d)
Indonesia
8.
The indigenous people to Australia are the:
a)
Aborigines
b)
Maori
c)
Khmer
d)
Siam
9.
Which religion is found in Southeast Asia?
a)
Islam
b)
Hinduism
c)
Buddhism
d)
All choices are correct
10.
What is copra?
a)
a starchy root grown in Oceania
b)
early form of government in SE Asia
c)
the dried meat of coconuts
d)
Maori language system
11.
What does the term Polynesia mean?
a)
volcanic islands
b)
tiny islands
c)
black islands
d)
many islands
12.
When the British settled Australia, they
a)
adapted to the indigenous lifestyle of the people.
b)
shared the land with the indigenous people.
c)
forced the indigenous people from their land.
d)
did not encounter any indigenous people.
13.
Which term means, "from the beginning"?
a)
Maori
b)
Taro
c)
Pakehas
d)
Aborigine
14.
What attracted Europeans to New Zealand?
a)
Rich bauxite deposits
b)
Rich soil
c)
Maori people
d)
Unique wildlife
15.
What is the main focus of the indigenous religious traditions of Pacific Islanders?
a)
how to find forgiveness for sin
b)
how to maximize the amount of one’s resources
c)
the relationship between parents and their children
d)
the relationship between humans and nature
16.
What is Angkor Wat?
a)
the capital of Cambodia
b)
an 800-year-old Khmer temple
c)
the major river of Vietnam
d)
the largest of the Indonesian islands
17.
Most Filipinos are Roman Catholic because
a)
Spain gained control of the Philippines in the 1500s.
b)
Southeast Asia is primarily Catholic.
c)
the Pope is from the Philippines.
d)
France took over the Philippines in the 1800s.
18.
What is taro?
a)
starchy root found in Oceania
b)
dried meat from coconuts
c)
Maori language system
d)
capital of Thailand
19.
Woodcarving, facial tattoos, and fishing would describe important aspects of the indiginous culture of what land?
a)
Kiribati
b)
Fiji
c)
New Zealand
d)
Australia
20.
This was used to remove the jungles of Vietnam:
a)
Agent Orange
b)
Round Up
c)
Napalm
d)
Gasoline
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