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WorksheetsHeritage Studies 3 Chapter 4 Test
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 19mins
In Australia’s government, the legislative power is (a) .
The executive power is led by the governor-general and the _____ _________ in Australia.
(a)
Koalas feed on the (a) of the eucalyptus tree.
Australian citizens have the right to vote and __ ______ __ parliament.
(a)
The ________ ______ Bill of Rights protects citizens’ rights.
(a)
_________ _________ has inland plains that are desert and dry grassland with cool wind and very little rain.
(a)
Australia’s _________ ________ is a hot, humid area in Oceania that is located near the equator.
(a)
____ ________ _______ have cold wind, freezing rain, and regular snow with glaciers.
(a)
Most of (a) is hot with little rain.
Australia produces the most (a) in the world.
In Papua New Guinea, harvested trees are taken to sawmills to be cut into (a)
The first people to settle in Palau developed the (a) language.
An example of an Australian mammal that lays eggs is the ___
kangaroo
platypus
The leaves of the ______ tree provide food for koalas and oil for medicine.
banyan
eucalyptus
The region of Oceania got its name because most of its land is under what?
the ocean
the sky
Raising dairy cows for milk and beef cattle for meat are part of what industry?
farming
mining
Where did the Māori build carved houses for ceremonies and meetings?
Australia
New Zealand
Who brought Christianity to Australia and New Zealand?
British
Spanish
What religion do small groups of people practice in Oceania besides Buddhism and Hinduism?
Islam
Christianity
What did John Flynn’s book provide for the people of the bush besides hymns and first aid?
games
prayers
Who did the Royal Flying Doctor Service help people learn about?
God
prime minister
What did the Royal Flying Doctor Service provide to the people of the outback?
medical care
sports
What did the first people in Oceania worship?
God
gods
Match the body of water, country, or territory to its location on the map.
