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Chapter 23 Review

Total questions: 175

Worksheet time: 2hrs 44mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Match each island territory with the country to which it belongs by putting the letter of the answer in the blank provided:

a)

Chile

1.

Easter Island

b)

France

2.

New Caledonia, Wallis, Futuna

c)

Great Britain

3.

Pitcairn Island

d)

New Zealand

4.

Niue, Cook Islands

e)

United States

5.

Guam, Wake Island, Midway Islands

2.

What is the term for the Melanesian groups that worship the people or transportation methods responsible for bringing to them the material goods of the Western world?

a)

Animists

b)

Cargo Cults

c)

Evangelist

d)

Ethnic Cults

3.

From which of the Mariana Islands did the B-29s that dropped the first atomic bombs take off?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guam

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Vanuatu

4.

What is the name of the island twenty-six hundred miles off the coast of Chile that has rows of mysterious stone heads?

a)

Easter Island

b)

Cook Island

c)

Sandwich Island

d)

Guam

5.

Who was the first European to chart the Pacific Ocean?

a)

James Cook

b)

Ferdinand Magellan

c)

David Livingstone

d)

John Melanesia

6.

Which great explorer discovered both New Caledonia and the islands later known as Hawaii?

a)

Ferdinand Magellan

b)

John Hudson

c)

James Cook

d)

John Marshall

7.

Name the two countries that make up the island of New Guinea.

a)

Irian Jaya

b)

Futuna

c)

Papua New Guinea

d)

Palau

8.

Which islands did Alvaro de Mendaña discover in 1568 and name after a biblical character?

a)

David Islands

b)

Moses Islands

c)

Solomon Islands

d)

Marshall Islands

9.

Which island has been called “the crossroads of the South Pacific”?

a)

Guam

b)

Vanuatu

c)

Palau

d)

Fiji

10.

All 25,000 islands that are scattered across the Pacific Ocean make up a combined total land area of less than that of the state of Alaska.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

American Marines fought some of the fiercest battles of World War II on some of the islands of the Pacific.

a)

True

b)

False

12.

All of the islands of the Pacific became independent following World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

Cannibals on the Pacific Islands were only legends told by imaginative sailors, not a reality of Oceania.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

The island of New Guinea is divided into two separate countries.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Tropical rainforests cover only a small percentage of Papua New Guinea.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

More people live in Papua New Guinea than in all of the other Pacific Islands combined.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

The island of Guadalcanal was the site of one of the earliest U.S. offensives of World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

Fiji

1.

Suva

b)

Papua New Guinea

2.

Port Moresby

c)

Solomon ISlands

3.

Honiara

d)

Vanuatu

4.

Port-Vila

e)

Palau

5.

Koror

19.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

French Polynesia

1.

Papeete

b)

Micronesia

2.

Palikir

c)

Palau

3.

Koror

d)

Fiji

4.

Suva

e)

Solomon Islands

5.

Honiara

20.

What is the acceptance and adoption of a foreign people's values and lifestyles?

a)

acculturation

b)

sociology

c)

social studies

d)

compromise

21.

Dried coconut meat, a major export for many of the islands of Oceania, is called

a)

taro

b)

sirloin

c)

copra

d)

papaya

22.

The word pacific means

a)

turbulent

b)

peaceful

c)

harsh

d)

paradise

23.

The name given to the Hawaiian Islands at the time of their discovery by Europeans was

a)

Polynesia

b)

Melanesia

c)

Micronesia

d)

the Sandwich Islands

24.

A potato-like root up to twelve feet long that grows on many islands of Oceania is

a)

copra

b)

taro

c)

papaya

d)

atoll

25.

The largest of the Solomon Islands is

a)

Bougainville

b)

New Britain

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Kwajalein

26.

The French used New Caledonia from 1853 to 1894 as a

a)

coaling station

b)

penal colony

c)

military base

d)

fruit supply depot

27.

Which island is the largest of the Mariana Islands?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guadalcanal

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Guam

28.

What is the world's largest atoll?

a)

Guadalcanal

b)

Kiribati

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Nauru

29.

Framed houses that have a thatched roof and open sides are called

a)

lean-tos

b)

chalets

c)

fales

d)

bungalows

30.

Which island’s history includes stories of the HMS Bounty?

a)

Tonga

b)

Tuvalu

c)

Pitcairn Island

d)

Easter Island

31.
What is the name of the object by number 7?
a)
Australia  
b)
Africa
c)
Asia
d)
Europe 
32.
What is the name of the object by number 9?
a)
Atlantic Ocean 
b)
Indian Ocean
c)
Pacific Ocean 
d)
Arctic  Ocean
33.

Which country is this

a)

Australia

b)

Austria

c)

Down Under

d)

New Zealand

34.

Which country is this

a)

New Australia

b)

New Jersey

c)

New Caldonia

d)

New Zealand

35.

Papua New Guinea

a)

#7

b)

#5

c)

#4

d)

#3

36.

Match each island territory with the country to which it belongs by putting the letter of the answer in the blank provided:

a)

Chile

1.

Easter Island

b)

France

2.

New Caledonia, Wallis, Futuna

c)

Great Britain

3.

Pitcairn Island

d)

New Zealand

4.

Niue, Cook Islands

e)

United States

5.

Guam, Wake Island, Midway Islands

37.

What is the term for the Melanesian groups that worship the people or transportation methods responsible for bringing to them the material goods of the Western world?

a)

Animists

b)

Cargo Cults

c)

Evangelist

d)

Ethnic Cults

38.

From which of the Mariana Islands did the B-29s that dropped the first atomic bombs take off?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guam

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Vanuatu

39.

What is the name of the island twenty-six hundred miles off the coast of Chile that has rows of mysterious stone heads?

a)

Easter Island

b)

Cook Island

c)

Sandwich Island

d)

Guam

40.

Who was the first European to chart the Pacific Ocean?

a)

James Cook

b)

Ferdinand Magellan

c)

David Livingstone

d)

John Melanesia

41.

Which great explorer discovered both New Caledonia and the islands later known as Hawaii?

a)

Ferdinand Magellan

b)

John Hudson

c)

James Cook

d)

John Marshall

42.

Name the two countries that make up the island of New Guinea.

a)

Irian Jaya

b)

Futuna

c)

Papua New Guinea

d)

Palau

43.

Which islands did Alvaro de Mendaña discover in 1568 and name after a biblical character?

a)

David Islands

b)

Moses Islands

c)

Solomon Islands

d)

Marshall Islands

44.

Which island has been called “the crossroads of the South Pacific”?

a)

Guam

b)

Vanuatu

c)

Palau

d)

Fiji

45.

All 25,000 islands that are scattered across the Pacific Ocean make up a combined total land area of less than that of the state of Alaska.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

American Marines fought some of the fiercest battles of World War II on some of the islands of the Pacific.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

All of the islands of the Pacific became independent following World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

48.

Cannibals on the Pacific Islands were only legends told by imaginative sailors, not a reality of Oceania.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

The island of New Guinea is divided into two separate countries.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Tropical rainforests cover only a small percentage of Papua New Guinea.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

More people live in Papua New Guinea than in all of the other Pacific Islands combined.

a)

True

b)

False

52.

The island of Guadalcanal was the site of one of the earliest U.S. offensives of World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

Fiji

1.

Suva

b)

Papua New Guinea

2.

Port Moresby

c)

Solomon ISlands

3.

Honiara

d)

Vanuatu

4.

Port-Vila

e)

Palau

5.

Koror

54.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

French Polynesia

1.

Papeete

b)

Micronesia

2.

Palikir

c)

Palau

3.

Koror

d)

Fiji

4.

Suva

e)

Solomon Islands

5.

Honiara

55.

What is the acceptance and adoption of a foreign people's values and lifestyles?

a)

acculturation

b)

sociology

c)

social studies

d)

compromise

56.

Dried coconut meat, a major export for many of the islands of Oceania, is called

a)

taro

b)

sirloin

c)

copra

d)

papaya

57.

The word pacific means

a)

turbulent

b)

peaceful

c)

harsh

d)

paradise

58.

The name given to the Hawaiian Islands at the time of their discovery by Europeans was

a)

Polynesia

b)

Melanesia

c)

Micronesia

d)

the Sandwich Islands

59.

A potato-like root up to twelve feet long that grows on many islands of Oceania is

a)

copra

b)

taro

c)

papaya

d)

atoll

60.

The largest of the Solomon Islands is

a)

Bougainville

b)

New Britain

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Kwajalein

61.

The French used New Caledonia from 1853 to 1894 as a

a)

coaling station

b)

penal colony

c)

military base

d)

fruit supply depot

62.

Which island is the largest of the Mariana Islands?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guadalcanal

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Guam

63.

What is the world's largest atoll?

a)

Guadalcanal

b)

Kiribati

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Nauru

64.

Framed houses that have a thatched roof and open sides are called

a)

lean-tos

b)

chalets

c)

fales

d)

bungalows

65.

Which island’s history includes stories of the HMS Bounty?

a)

Tonga

b)

Tuvalu

c)

Pitcairn Island

d)

Easter Island

66.
What is the name of the object by number 7?
a)
Australia  
b)
Africa
c)
Asia
d)
Europe 
67.
What is the name of the object by number 9?
a)
Atlantic Ocean 
b)
Indian Ocean
c)
Pacific Ocean 
d)
Arctic  Ocean
68.

Which country is this

a)

Australia

b)

Austria

c)

Down Under

d)

New Zealand

69.

Which country is this

a)

New Australia

b)

New Jersey

c)

New Caldonia

d)

New Zealand

70.

Papua New Guinea

a)

#7

b)

#5

c)

#4

d)

#3

71.

Match each island territory with the country to which it belongs by putting the letter of the answer in the blank provided:

a)

Chile

1.

Easter Island

b)

France

2.

New Caledonia, Wallis, Futuna

c)

Great Britain

3.

Pitcairn Island

d)

New Zealand

4.

Niue, Cook Islands

e)

United States

5.

Guam, Wake Island, Midway Islands

72.

What is the term for the Melanesian groups that worship the people or transportation methods responsible for bringing to them the material goods of the Western world?

a)

Animists

b)

Cargo Cults

c)

Evangelist

d)

Ethnic Cults

73.

From which of the Mariana Islands did the B-29s that dropped the first atomic bombs take off?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guam

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Vanuatu

74.

What is the name of the island twenty-six hundred miles off the coast of Chile that has rows of mysterious stone heads?

a)

Easter Island

b)

Cook Island

c)

Sandwich Island

d)

Guam

75.

Who was the first European to chart the Pacific Ocean?

a)

James Cook

b)

Ferdinand Magellan

c)

David Livingstone

d)

John Melanesia

76.

Which great explorer discovered both New Caledonia and the islands later known as Hawaii?

a)

Ferdinand Magellan

b)

John Hudson

c)

James Cook

d)

John Marshall

77.

Name the two countries that make up the island of New Guinea.

a)

Irian Jaya

b)

Futuna

c)

Papua New Guinea

d)

Palau

78.

Which islands did Alvaro de Mendaña discover in 1568 and name after a biblical character?

a)

David Islands

b)

Moses Islands

c)

Solomon Islands

d)

Marshall Islands

79.

Which island has been called “the crossroads of the South Pacific”?

a)

Guam

b)

Vanuatu

c)

Palau

d)

Fiji

80.

All 25,000 islands that are scattered across the Pacific Ocean make up a combined total land area of less than that of the state of Alaska.

a)

True

b)

False

81.

American Marines fought some of the fiercest battles of World War II on some of the islands of the Pacific.

a)

True

b)

False

82.

All of the islands of the Pacific became independent following World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

83.

Cannibals on the Pacific Islands were only legends told by imaginative sailors, not a reality of Oceania.

a)

True

b)

False

84.

The island of New Guinea is divided into two separate countries.

a)

True

b)

False

85.

Tropical rainforests cover only a small percentage of Papua New Guinea.

a)

True

b)

False

86.

More people live in Papua New Guinea than in all of the other Pacific Islands combined.

a)

True

b)

False

87.

The island of Guadalcanal was the site of one of the earliest U.S. offensives of World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

88.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

Fiji

1.

Suva

b)

Papua New Guinea

2.

Port Moresby

c)

Solomon ISlands

3.

Honiara

d)

Vanuatu

4.

Port-Vila

e)

Palau

5.

Koror

89.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

French Polynesia

1.

Papeete

b)

Micronesia

2.

Palikir

c)

Palau

3.

Koror

d)

Fiji

4.

Suva

e)

Solomon Islands

5.

Honiara

90.

What is the acceptance and adoption of a foreign people's values and lifestyles?

a)

acculturation

b)

sociology

c)

social studies

d)

compromise

91.

Dried coconut meat, a major export for many of the islands of Oceania, is called

a)

taro

b)

sirloin

c)

copra

d)

papaya

92.

The word pacific means

a)

turbulent

b)

peaceful

c)

harsh

d)

paradise

93.

The name given to the Hawaiian Islands at the time of their discovery by Europeans was

a)

Polynesia

b)

Melanesia

c)

Micronesia

d)

the Sandwich Islands

94.

A potato-like root up to twelve feet long that grows on many islands of Oceania is

a)

copra

b)

taro

c)

papaya

d)

atoll

95.

The largest of the Solomon Islands is

a)

Bougainville

b)

New Britain

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Kwajalein

96.

The French used New Caledonia from 1853 to 1894 as a

a)

coaling station

b)

penal colony

c)

military base

d)

fruit supply depot

97.

Which island is the largest of the Mariana Islands?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guadalcanal

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Guam

98.

What is the world's largest atoll?

a)

Guadalcanal

b)

Kiribati

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Nauru

99.

Framed houses that have a thatched roof and open sides are called

a)

lean-tos

b)

chalets

c)

fales

d)

bungalows

100.

Which island’s history includes stories of the HMS Bounty?

a)

Tonga

b)

Tuvalu

c)

Pitcairn Island

d)

Easter Island

101.
What is the name of the object by number 7?
a)
Australia  
b)
Africa
c)
Asia
d)
Europe 
102.
What is the name of the object by number 9?
a)
Atlantic Ocean 
b)
Indian Ocean
c)
Pacific Ocean 
d)
Arctic  Ocean
103.

Which country is this

a)

Australia

b)

Austria

c)

Down Under

d)

New Zealand

104.

Which country is this

a)

New Australia

b)

New Jersey

c)

New Caldonia

d)

New Zealand

105.

Papua New Guinea

a)

#7

b)

#5

c)

#4

d)

#3

106.

Match each island territory with the country to which it belongs by putting the letter of the answer in the blank provided:

a)

Chile

1.

Easter Island

b)

France

2.

New Caledonia, Wallis, Futuna

c)

Great Britain

3.

Pitcairn Island

d)

New Zealand

4.

Niue, Cook Islands

e)

United States

5.

Guam, Wake Island, Midway Islands

107.

What is the term for the Melanesian groups that worship the people or transportation methods responsible for bringing to them the material goods of the Western world?

a)

Animists

b)

Cargo Cults

c)

Evangelist

d)

Ethnic Cults

108.

From which of the Mariana Islands did the B-29s that dropped the first atomic bombs take off?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guam

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Vanuatu

109.

What is the name of the island twenty-six hundred miles off the coast of Chile that has rows of mysterious stone heads?

a)

Easter Island

b)

Cook Island

c)

Sandwich Island

d)

Guam

110.

Who was the first European to chart the Pacific Ocean?

a)

James Cook

b)

Ferdinand Magellan

c)

David Livingstone

d)

John Melanesia

111.

Which great explorer discovered both New Caledonia and the islands later known as Hawaii?

a)

Ferdinand Magellan

b)

John Hudson

c)

James Cook

d)

John Marshall

112.

Name the two countries that make up the island of New Guinea.

a)

Irian Jaya

b)

Futuna

c)

Papua New Guinea

d)

Palau

113.

Which islands did Alvaro de Mendaña discover in 1568 and name after a biblical character?

a)

David Islands

b)

Moses Islands

c)

Solomon Islands

d)

Marshall Islands

114.

Which island has been called “the crossroads of the South Pacific”?

a)

Guam

b)

Vanuatu

c)

Palau

d)

Fiji

115.

All 25,000 islands that are scattered across the Pacific Ocean make up a combined total land area of less than that of the state of Alaska.

a)

True

b)

False

116.

American Marines fought some of the fiercest battles of World War II on some of the islands of the Pacific.

a)

True

b)

False

117.

All of the islands of the Pacific became independent following World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

118.

Cannibals on the Pacific Islands were only legends told by imaginative sailors, not a reality of Oceania.

a)

True

b)

False

119.

The island of New Guinea is divided into two separate countries.

a)

True

b)

False

120.

Tropical rainforests cover only a small percentage of Papua New Guinea.

a)

True

b)

False

121.

More people live in Papua New Guinea than in all of the other Pacific Islands combined.

a)

True

b)

False

122.

The island of Guadalcanal was the site of one of the earliest U.S. offensives of World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

123.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

Fiji

1.

Suva

b)

Papua New Guinea

2.

Port Moresby

c)

Solomon ISlands

3.

Honiara

d)

Vanuatu

4.

Port-Vila

e)

Palau

5.

Koror

124.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

French Polynesia

1.

Papeete

b)

Micronesia

2.

Palikir

c)

Palau

3.

Koror

d)

Fiji

4.

Suva

e)

Solomon Islands

5.

Honiara

125.

What is the acceptance and adoption of a foreign people's values and lifestyles?

a)

acculturation

b)

sociology

c)

social studies

d)

compromise

126.

Dried coconut meat, a major export for many of the islands of Oceania, is called

a)

taro

b)

sirloin

c)

copra

d)

papaya

127.

The word pacific means

a)

turbulent

b)

peaceful

c)

harsh

d)

paradise

128.

The name given to the Hawaiian Islands at the time of their discovery by Europeans was

a)

Polynesia

b)

Melanesia

c)

Micronesia

d)

the Sandwich Islands

129.

A potato-like root up to twelve feet long that grows on many islands of Oceania is

a)

copra

b)

taro

c)

papaya

d)

atoll

130.

The largest of the Solomon Islands is

a)

Bougainville

b)

New Britain

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Kwajalein

131.

The French used New Caledonia from 1853 to 1894 as a

a)

coaling station

b)

penal colony

c)

military base

d)

fruit supply depot

132.

Which island is the largest of the Mariana Islands?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guadalcanal

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Guam

133.

What is the world's largest atoll?

a)

Guadalcanal

b)

Kiribati

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Nauru

134.

Framed houses that have a thatched roof and open sides are called

a)

lean-tos

b)

chalets

c)

fales

d)

bungalows

135.

Which island’s history includes stories of the HMS Bounty?

a)

Tonga

b)

Tuvalu

c)

Pitcairn Island

d)

Easter Island

136.
What is the name of the object by number 7?
a)
Australia  
b)
Africa
c)
Asia
d)
Europe 
137.
What is the name of the object by number 9?
a)
Atlantic Ocean 
b)
Indian Ocean
c)
Pacific Ocean 
d)
Arctic  Ocean
138.

Which country is this

a)

Australia

b)

Austria

c)

Down Under

d)

New Zealand

139.

Which country is this

a)

New Australia

b)

New Jersey

c)

New Caldonia

d)

New Zealand

140.

Papua New Guinea

a)

#7

b)

#5

c)

#4

d)

#3

141.

Match each island territory with the country to which it belongs by putting the letter of the answer in the blank provided:

a)

Chile

1.

Easter Island

b)

France

2.

New Caledonia, Wallis, Futuna

c)

Great Britain

3.

Pitcairn Island

d)

New Zealand

4.

Niue, Cook Islands

e)

United States

5.

Guam, Wake Island, Midway Islands

142.

What is the term for the Melanesian groups that worship the people or transportation methods responsible for bringing to them the material goods of the Western world?

a)

Animists

b)

Cargo Cults

c)

Evangelist

d)

Ethnic Cults

143.

From which of the Mariana Islands did the B-29s that dropped the first atomic bombs take off?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guam

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Vanuatu

144.

What is the name of the island twenty-six hundred miles off the coast of Chile that has rows of mysterious stone heads?

a)

Easter Island

b)

Cook Island

c)

Sandwich Island

d)

Guam

145.

Who was the first European to chart the Pacific Ocean?

a)

James Cook

b)

Ferdinand Magellan

c)

David Livingstone

d)

John Melanesia

146.

Which great explorer discovered both New Caledonia and the islands later known as Hawaii?

a)

Ferdinand Magellan

b)

John Hudson

c)

James Cook

d)

John Marshall

147.

Name the two countries that make up the island of New Guinea.

a)

Irian Jaya

b)

Futuna

c)

Papua New Guinea

d)

Palau

148.

Which islands did Alvaro de Mendaña discover in 1568 and name after a biblical character?

a)

David Islands

b)

Moses Islands

c)

Solomon Islands

d)

Marshall Islands

149.

Which island has been called “the crossroads of the South Pacific”?

a)

Guam

b)

Vanuatu

c)

Palau

d)

Fiji

150.

All 25,000 islands that are scattered across the Pacific Ocean make up a combined total land area of less than that of the state of Alaska.

a)

True

b)

False

151.

American Marines fought some of the fiercest battles of World War II on some of the islands of the Pacific.

a)

True

b)

False

152.

All of the islands of the Pacific became independent following World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

153.

Cannibals on the Pacific Islands were only legends told by imaginative sailors, not a reality of Oceania.

a)

True

b)

False

154.

The island of New Guinea is divided into two separate countries.

a)

True

b)

False

155.

Tropical rainforests cover only a small percentage of Papua New Guinea.

a)

True

b)

False

156.

More people live in Papua New Guinea than in all of the other Pacific Islands combined.

a)

True

b)

False

157.

The island of Guadalcanal was the site of one of the earliest U.S. offensives of World War II.

a)

True

b)

False

158.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

Fiji

1.

Suva

b)

Papua New Guinea

2.

Port Moresby

c)

Solomon ISlands

3.

Honiara

d)

Vanuatu

4.

Port-Vila

e)

Palau

5.

Koror

159.

Match the following capital city to its country

a)

French Polynesia

1.

Papeete

b)

Micronesia

2.

Palikir

c)

Palau

3.

Koror

d)

Fiji

4.

Suva

e)

Solomon Islands

5.

Honiara

160.

What is the acceptance and adoption of a foreign people's values and lifestyles?

a)

acculturation

b)

sociology

c)

social studies

d)

compromise

161.

Dried coconut meat, a major export for many of the islands of Oceania, is called

a)

taro

b)

sirloin

c)

copra

d)

papaya

162.

The word pacific means

a)

turbulent

b)

peaceful

c)

harsh

d)

paradise

163.

The name given to the Hawaiian Islands at the time of their discovery by Europeans was

a)

Polynesia

b)

Melanesia

c)

Micronesia

d)

the Sandwich Islands

164.

A potato-like root up to twelve feet long that grows on many islands of Oceania is

a)

copra

b)

taro

c)

papaya

d)

atoll

165.

The largest of the Solomon Islands is

a)

Bougainville

b)

New Britain

c)

Guadalcanal

d)

Kwajalein

166.

The French used New Caledonia from 1853 to 1894 as a

a)

coaling station

b)

penal colony

c)

military base

d)

fruit supply depot

167.

Which island is the largest of the Mariana Islands?

a)

Tinian

b)

Guadalcanal

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Guam

168.

What is the world's largest atoll?

a)

Guadalcanal

b)

Kiribati

c)

Kwajalein

d)

Nauru

169.

Framed houses that have a thatched roof and open sides are called

a)

lean-tos

b)

chalets

c)

fales

d)

bungalows

170.

Which island’s history includes stories of the HMS Bounty?

a)

Tonga

b)

Tuvalu

c)

Pitcairn Island

d)

Easter Island

171.
What is the name of the object by number 7?
a)
Australia  
b)
Africa
c)
Asia
d)
Europe 
172.
What is the name of the object by number 9?
a)
Atlantic Ocean 
b)
Indian Ocean
c)
Pacific Ocean 
d)
Arctic  Ocean
173.

Which country is this

a)

Australia

b)

Austria

c)

Down Under

d)

New Zealand

174.

Which country is this

a)

New Australia

b)

New Jersey

c)

New Caldonia

d)

New Zealand

175.

Papua New Guinea

a)

#7

b)

#5

c)

#4

d)

#3

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