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

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

Koalas feed on the leaves of the eucalyptus tree.

Australian citizens have the right to vote and be elected to parliament.

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

In Australia's government, the legislative power is parliament.

Australia's Daintree Rainforest is a hot, humid area in Oceania that is located near the equator.

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.

Most of New Zealand is hot with little rain.

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

What did the first people in Oceania worship?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Who brought Christianity to Australia and New Zealand?

Match the body of water, country or territory to its location on the map.