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Oceania KIM chart

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What would you call this physical feature?

a)

Atoll

b)

River

c)

Desert

d)

Valley

2.

What does the 'K' in KIM stand for?

a)

Key Words

b)

Knowledge

c)

Kindness

d)

Kingdom

3.

What does the 'I' in KIM stand for?

a)

Important Information

b)

Interesting Ideas

c)

Immediate Impact

d)

International

4.

What does the 'M' in KIM stand for?

a)

Memory Cues

b)

Main Concept

c)

Major Clues

d)

Meaningful Content

5.

What is the meaning of the word 'Polynesian'? Polynesian means __________ or native people of the islands of Polynesia.

a)

indigenous

b)

foreign

c)

continental

d)

urban

6.

Which of the following islands are home to Polynesian people?

a)

New Zealand

b)

Solomon Islands

c)

Tonga

d)

All of the above

7.

Which image best represents a memory cue for the word 'Polynesian'?

a)

A picture of two people in traditional Polynesian dress

b)

A picture of a mountain

c)

A picture of a car

d)

A picture of a city skyline

8.

What is the meaning of the word 'Indigenous'?

a)

Occurring naturally in a place, native

b)

Foreign or imported

c)

Artificially created

d)

Recently discovered

9.

Fill in the blank: The word 'Indigenous' means ____________ in a place, native.

a)

occurring naturally

b)

brought from elsewhere

c)

artificially created

d)

temporarily present

10.

Which of the following images can be used as a memory cue for the word 'Indigenous'?

a)

National Indigenous Peoples Day poster

b)

A picture of a skyscraper

c)

A cartoon of a Maori person

d)

Both A and C

11.

Fill in the blank: An Aboriginal person is a person who is a descendant of an ________ person in Australia.

a)

indigenous

b)

European

c)

Asian

d)

African

12.

Fill in the blank: Tourism is ________ for fun. In economic terms, it is travelers bringing money into an area.

a)

traveling

b)

eating

c)

studying

d)

working

13.

What is the definition of an atoll?

a)

A ring of land surrounding a pool of water called a lagoon.

b)

A mountain formed by volcanic activity.

c)

A deep valley between hills or mountains.

d)

A large area of flat, grassy land.

14.

Which term is defined as 'a ring of land surrounding a pool of water called a lagoon'?

a)

Peninsula

b)

Atoll

c)

Island

d)

Isthmus

15.

What is the meaning of the word 'Outback'? Fill in the blank: The Outback refers to _________.

a)

remote areas of Australia, areas far from cities.

b)

the coastal cities of Australia.

c)

the rainforests of South America.

d)

the deserts of Africa.

16.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Australia

b)

Canada

c)

Brazil

d)

Egypt

17.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Micronesia

b)

India

c)

Russia

d)

France

18.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Fiji

b)

China

c)

Mexico

d)

Italy

19.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Kiribati

b)

Germany

c)

Argentina

d)

Spain

20.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Marshall Islands

b)

South Africa

c)

Japan

d)

Turkey

21.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Nauru

b)

United States

c)

Greece

d)

Sweden

22.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

New Zealand

b)

Portugal

c)

Norway

d)

Chile

23.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Palau

b)

Saudi Arabia

c)

Poland

d)

Vietnam

24.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Papua New Guinea

b)

Iran

c)

Thailand

d)

Ukraine

25.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Samoa

b)

Belgium

c)

Peru

d)

Morocco

26.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Solomon Islands

b)

Hungary

c)

Kenya

d)

Denmark

27.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Tonga

b)

Switzerland

c)

Finland

d)

South Korea

28.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Tuvalu

b)

Israel

c)

Czech Republic

d)

Singapore

29.

Which of the following countries is part of Oceania?

a)

Vanuatu

b)

Romania

c)

Indonesia

d)

Pakistan

30.

Name any one country that is part of Oceania.

a)

Australia

b)

India

c)

Brazil

d)

Egypt

31.

How many countries and island groupings are there in Oceania?

a)

14

b)

10

c)

20

d)

8

32.

Refer to the map labeled 'Oceania Map.' Which continent is highlighted in blue?

a)

Oceania

b)

Europe

c)

Africa

d)

South America

33.

Who are the indigenous people of New Zealand?

a)

Maori

b)

Aborigines

c)

Inuit

d)

Zulu

34.

Fill in the blank: Migration means _________.

a)

To go from one place to another

b)

To stay in one place forever

c)

To build houses

d)

To plant trees

35.

What is the 'Ring of Fire'? Fill in the blank: The Ring of Fire is a ________ around the Pacific Ocean.

a)

chain of volcanoes

b)

series of earthquakes

c)

circle of islands

d)

belt of deserts

36.

The Ring of Fire is a chain of volcanoes around which ocean?

a)

Atlantic Ocean

b)

Indian Ocean

c)

Pacific Ocean

d)

Arctic Ocean

37.

Look at the map showing the 'Ring of Fire.' Which continents are included in the Ring of Fire region?

a)

Asia, North America, South America, Australia

b)

Europe, Africa, Antarctica, Australia

c)

Asia, Europe, Africa, South America

d)

North America, Africa, Australia, Antarctica