The executive power is led by the governor-general and the _______ in Australia.

Koalas feed on the _____of the eucalyptus tree.

Australian citizens have the right to vote and __________.

The ____ _____ bill of rights protects citizens' rights.

Australia's ______has inland plains that are desert and dry grassland with cool wind and very little rain.

New Zealand's _______have cold wind, freezing rain, and regular snow with glaciers.

Most of ________ is hot with little rain.

Australia produces the most _____in the world.

In Papua New Guinea, harvested trees are taken to sawmills to be cut into _____.

The first people to settle in Palau developed the _______ language.

An example of an Australian mammal that lays eggs is the _____.

The leaves of the _____tree provide food for koalas and oil for medicine.

The region of Oceania got its name because most of its land is under what?

Raising dairy cows for milk and beef cattle for meat are a part of what industry?

Where did the Maori build carved houses for ceremonies and meetings?

Who brought Christianity to Australia and New Zealand?

What religion do small groups of people practice in Oceania besides Buddhism and Hinduism?

What did John Flynn's book provide for the people of the bush besides hymns and first aid?

Who did the Royal Flying Doctor Service help people learn about?

What did the Royal Flying Doctor Service provide to the people of the outback?

What did the first people in Oceania worship?

The Coral Sea is near what continent?

What ocean is close to New Zealand and American Samoa?

What ocean is to the west of Australia?

Which islands are north of the Pacific Ocean?

What country is southeast of Australia?

What island is east of Australia?

What continent has New Caledonia, New Zealand, and America Samoa surrounding it?