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WorksheetsAustralia and New Zealand - Unit 10 Repeated Review (RETEST)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What are the indigenous groups of this unit of study?
Aztecs and Incas
Maori and Aboriginal people
Cherokee and Navajo
Sioux and Apache
What is a boomerang?
A musical instrument
A flat, bent, wooden weapon developed by Aboriginal hunters
A species of domestic dog owned by early nomadic Aboriginal people
A solid stone monolith that is sacred to many Aboriginal people
What is Kapa Haka?
A musical instrument
A traditional art form combining music, dance, singing, and facial expressions
A flat, bent, wooden weapon developed by Aboriginal hunters
A species of domestic dog owned by early nomadic Aboriginal people
What is the main reason that many organisms in the Great Barrier Reef are dying?
Overfishing
Pollution
Global warming
Tectonic plates
What is a solid stone monolith that is sacred to many Aboriginal people?
Stonehenge
Uluru
Machu Picchu
Petra
In Australia and New Zealand, where are the highest populations concentrated?
Rural areas
Mountain regions
Coastal cities and suburbs
Desert regions
What are stations?
Vast ranches in the Outback and other areas
Traditional Maori art forms
Musical instruments
Species of domestic dogs owned by early nomadic Aboriginal people
What is an introduced (invasive) species?
A largely self-governing country within the British Empire
A musical instrument
A species of domestic dog owned by early nomadic Aboriginal people
A non-native species that has been brought to a new environment
Why is Australia nicknamed 'The Land Down Under'?
It is located in the northern hemisphere, north of the equator
It is located in the southern hemisphere, south of the equator
It is located in the western hemisphere, west of the Prime Meridian
It is located in the eastern hemisphere, east of the Prime Meridian
How many main islands make up the country of New Zealand?
1
2
3
4
What is El Nino?
A largely self-governing country within the British Empire
A traditional art form combining music, dance, singing, and facial expressions
A seasonal shift in global winds and ocean currents
A flat, bent, wooden weapon developed by Aboriginal hunter
What is the Outback?
The most rural and isolated part of Australia's Central Lowlands
A musical instrument
A largely self-governing country within the British Empire
A flat, bent, wooden weapon developed by Aboriginal hunters
Where does Australia get nearly one-third of its fresh water?
Rivers
Lakes
Oceans
Underground aquifers
What form of transportation did the original Maori use to migrate to New Zealand from other islands that are now called Polynesia?
Cars
Planes
Canoes
Trains
What are dingoes?
A largely self-governing country within the British Empire
A traditional art form combining music, dance, singing, and facial expressions
A species of domestic dog owned by early nomadic Aboriginal people
A flat, bent, wooden weapon developed by Aboriginal hunters
What is a didgeridoo?
A musical instrument that creates a vibrating sound
A flat, bent, wooden weapon developed by Aboriginal hunters
A traditional art form combining music, dance, singing, and facial expressions
A species of domestic dog owned by early nomadic Aboriginal people
What is a dominion?
A largely self-governing country within the British Empire
A musical instrument
A traditional art form combining music, dance, singing, and facial expressions
A flat, bent, wooden weapon developed by Aboriginal hunters
Why were Australia and New Zealand pulled into World War I and World War II, even though the fighting was primarily on the European continent?
They wanted to expand their territories
They had an alliance with Great Britain
They were threatened by Germany
They wanted to gain independence from Great Britain
What is the most common religion in Australia and New Zealand?
Islam
Hinduism
Christianity
Buddhism
What is Sydney?
A musical instrument
A traditional art form
A settlement that grew into a center of trade and industry
A vast ranch in the Outback
