WorksheetsUnit 10: Australia
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
Many of the first British settlers in Australia were _________?
women
scientists
prisoners
missionaries
What is the name of the largest coral reef in the world (located in Australia)?
Great Barrier Reef
Captain Nemo's Reef
The Melbourne Reef
The Pacific Reef
Which country’s culture had the greatest impact on the language and religion of Australia
Portugal
United Kingdom
Spain
United States
Australia’s early Aborigines made economic decisions based on customs or beliefs . This would be an example of a __________________.
market economy.
free enterprise system.
traditional economy.
command economy.
What kind of infrastructure is shown in the photo?
Terraced Farms
Airport
Dam
Irrigation system
Which of the following represents Aborigine culture the best?
Bommerangs and Didgeridoos
Moko Tattoos and Haka Dancing
When thinking about food, how have humans living in Oceania adapted to the environment?
depend on fishing
live near water
became vegetarians
don't eat fish
What adaption to the environment have Australians and New Zelanders made to reduce cancer?
Create a new ozone layer
Never go in the sun
Stay inside
Wear Sunscreen & Hats
Where are most Australian Urban Centers located?
Along the Coast
In the Outback
Only in the nation's capital
there are not any urban centers
The Australian Aborigines and many small Oceania countries’ economies are -
free enterprise
command
traditional
non-existent
How does the Australian Outback influence human settlement patterns?
there are many towns in the Outback
the Outback is heavily populated
the Outback is lightly populated with a few towns
there is no population in the Outback
How did British colonization impact Aboriginal culture?
The British stayed away from the Aboriginals.
The British peacefully shared their culture with the Aboriginals and were open to learning Aboriginal culture.
The British took Aboriginal children and forced them to practice the English language and Catholic religion.
The British helped the Aboriginals share their culture with the world
The aboriginal artwork shows that art can be used to
Raise awareness to social injustices
Exhibit what is unique about a place
Convey feelings
Highlight important cultural practices
What kind of geographic formation is shown in the picture?
Atoll
Isthmus
Barrier Island
Archipelago
Based on the information in the excerpt, people in New Zealand need to prepare for
Wildfires
changing climate conditions
damage from monsoon winds
interruptions in utility services
One way that people living in Oceania have adapted to the environment includes
relying on fishing
hunting large animals
building underground shelters
using saltwater for irrigation
