Island group #1 on the map is

Island group #2 on the map is

Island group #3 on the map is

Which number best represents the Outback of Australia?

Which number best represents the Uluru/Ayers Rock

Which number best represents the Great Barrier Reef

Which number best represents the Great Artesian Basin

Which number best represents the Great Dividing Range

Which number best represents the Murray-Darling River System?

Australia is both a continent and a country.

Australia and New Zealand are the same country.

The people of Australia and New Zealand both use English as a main language.

Finding Nemo is set in which Australian location?

Which state is Western Australia?

Which state is South Australia?

Which state is Queensland?

Which state is the Northern Territory?

Which state is the New South Wales?

Which state is the Victoria?

Which state is the Tasmania?

Which state is the Australian Capital Territory (ACT)?

The first people to live in Australia are known as

Aboriginal Australians told stories to explain how the "world came to be" and how people should behave. These stories are called

What is the name of the British explorer who mapped many of the Pacific islands and determined that Australia and Antarctica were two separate pieces of land?

Aboriginal Australians were nomadic and had no written language.

Which country explored and eventually colonized both Australia and New Zealand?

Which group of people were forced to move to Australia in the 1700s and 1800s?

Scientists explain that many islands like Hawaii and New Zealand were formed by which event?

Which process happens last in the lifecycle of a volcanic island?

A ring of volcanoes and frequent earthquakes found surrounding the Pacific Ocean is called the

Which type of islands tend to have more resources and frequent rainfall?

Polynesian settlers used which type of watercraft to move from islands like Tahiti to others like Hawaii?

Sina and the Eel is a story that explains how which staple (main) food resource of Polynesia came to be?

Which people are the first to have settled in New Zealand?

The traditional tattoo given to Maori adults is called a

What was the name of the treaty signed between the British and the native people of New Zealand to make New Zealand a colony in 1840?

The first people of New Zealand were farmers and lived in villages.

Statues like these are called

These statues can be found on which Polynesian island?

It is thought by some scientists that the native people of Easter Island damaged their island home by destroying which resource?

Which of these is a traditional Australian Aboriginal instrument?

New Zealand is known today for its many ___ ranches

Hawaii is a country.

Tourism is an important industry in the Pacific Islands today.

Most of Australia's population are prisoners living in the Outback today.