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Unit 4 Test Review

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Southeast Asia is often divided into two different areas, those areas are...

a)

Mainland and Peninsulas

b)

Mainland and Islands

c)

South and east Asia

d)

Islands and Archipelagos

2.

There are two peninsulas that make up the mainland of Southeast Asia, they are...

a)

Indochina and Malay peninsula

b)

Malaysian and Thailand peninsula

c)

Vietnam and Laos peninsula

d)

Indonesia and Singapore peninsula

3.

What is the largest island country in the region?

a)

Singapore

b)

Phillipines

c)

Indonesia

d)

Myanmar

4.

What is the Ring of Fire?

a)

An area on the Southeast Asian mainland that has a lot of volcanic activity

b)

An area where wildfires are common

c)

An area of volcanic and earthquake activity surrounding the pacific ocean

5.

Which of the following are common natural resources in Southeast Asia?

a)

Arable land

b)

Forests

c)

Metals, stone and sand

d)

Plants and animals, Oil, natural gas, and coal

6.

What is the name of the major river that flows through China, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam?

a)

The Mekong River

b)

The Nile River

c)

The Tigris river

d)

Red River

7.

True or False: Australia is both a country and a continent

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Australia is a mainly flat region with the exception of the...

a)

The Central Lowlands

b)

The Nullarbor Plain

c)

Great Dividing Range

d)

The Great Barrier Reef

9.

Another name for the Western Plateau region of Australia is...

a)

The Nullarbor Plain

b)

The Outback

c)

The Great Barrier Reef

d)

The Great Dividing Range

10.

The Nullarbor Plain refers to an area of Australia that is...

a)

A flat, desert area with a few trees.

b)

A treeless area that has a lot of rainfall

c)

A wet area with lots of trees

d)

A dry treeless area that ends in abrupt cliffs

11.

The Great Dividing Range and the Western Plateau in Australia are divided by the...

a)

Great Barrier Reef

b)

Nullarbor Plain

c)

Central lowlands

d)

Western Plateau

12.

The Great Barrier Reef is...

a)

The world's largest atoll

b)

The world's smallest coral reef

c)

Not a real coral reef

d)

The world's largest coral reef

13.

What are the two main ways that the islands in Oceania formed?

a)

Earthquakes and tsunamis

b)

Tectonic plates and volcanic rock

c)

Tectonic plates and tsunamis

d)

Volcanic rock and earthquakes

14.

What are the three island GROUPS in Oceania?

a)

Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia

b)

High islands, low islands, continental islands

c)

Indonesia, Phillipines, Singapore

15.

What are the three island TYPES in Oceania?

a)

Melanesia, Micronesia, Polynesia

b)

High islands, low islands, continental islands

c)

Atolls, archipelagos, islands

d)

Large islands, small islands, medium islands

16.

New Zealand is divided into two islands called...

a)

East island and West island

b)

North island and South Island

c)

Big island and Small Island

17.

The first people of Australia are divided into two groups called...

a)

The Aboriginal people and the Torres Strait Islander People

b)

The Maori and the Aboriginal

c)

The Polynesian and the Maori

d)

The Polynesian and the Aboriginal

18.

How do scientists think that the Aboriginal got to Australia between 50,000 and 70,000 years ago?

a)

Boats

b)

There were land bridges, so they could have walked from Southeast Asia to Australia

c)

Swam

19.

What is assimilation?

a)

The process of converting religions

b)

Forcing someone to act a certain way

c)

The process in which a minority culture comes to resemble a society's majority culture.

20.

What happened to the "stolen generation"

a)

Aboriginal children were stolen from their homes and forced to go to boarding school

b)

Aboriginal children were kidnapped and placed into white families and forced to assimilate to European culture

c)

Aboriginal people were forced off their land

21.

Who were the Maori?

a)

The first people of Tahiti

b)

The first people of New Zealand

c)

The first people of Australia

d)

The first people of Africa

22.

The Maori's diet consisted mainly of

a)

Berries and birds

b)

Meat and fish

c)

Birds and fish

d)

Plants and fruits