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1
The film industry has become an important industry in Australia.
True
False
2
New Zealand and Australia can be described as “a land of immigrants.”
True
False
3
15% of New Zealand's population is aboriginal.
True
False
4
Claimed Australia and New Zealand for Great Britain
James Cook
Elizabeth II
Maori
Aboriginals
5
has a government with 2 houses of Parliament & a Prime Minister? A Queen is the head of state.
Polynesia
Australia
None of the above
New Zealand
6
Queen Victoria II is the head of state of both Australia and New Zealand
False
True
7
Corroborees, dreamtime and didgeridoos are some characteristics of aboriginal culture
True
False
8
Woodcarving is an important art in which civilization?
Aboriginals
None of the Above
The British
Maori
9
The interior desert region of Australia is known
Penal Colony
Great Barrier Reef
Outback
Uluru
10
A Polynesian people who were the first inhabitants of New Zealand.
Elizabeth II
Maori
Aboriginals
James Cook
11
Most Australians live on the coasts of Australia.
True
False
12
The discovery of _______ in Australia drastically changed the history of their country.
Diamonds
Oil
Silver
Gold
13
animals with an abdominal pouch to carry its young
Uluru
Marsupial
Mammals
Corroboree
14
a government in which the powers of the king or queen is limited by a constitution.
Federal Republic
Constitutional Monarchy
Parliamentary Democracy
Democratic Republic
15
James Cook claimed Australia and New Zealand for who?
Maori
Aboriginals
The British
None of the Above
16
Monarch of Australia and New Zealand.
Aboriginals
Elizabeth II
Maori
James Cook
17
Which County?
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea
Aboriginal
Australia
18
Men and women use tattoos in this civilization has a sign of power and prestige
Maori
Aboriginals
The British
None of the Above
19
The great barrier reef is made out of what?
sea weed
Corral
Gold
Fish
20
has a government with 1 house of Parliament & a Prime Minister? A Queen is the head of state.
Australia
Polynesia
New Zealand
None of the above
21
Which civilization performs the Haka, a ceremonial war challenge?
Maori
Aboriginals
None of the Above
The British
22
Which Country?
New Zealand
Maori
Papua New Guinea
Australia
23
a person who hunts animals and gathers food for plants
Nomad
Hunter-gatherer
Farmer
Corroboree
24
Which civilization believes the Uluru to be a sacred space?
Maori
The British
None of the Above
Aboriginals
25
a 1,250-mile chain of coral reefs off the coast of Australia.
Great Barrier Reef
Uluru
Penal Colony
Outback
26
How are the Maori attempting to maintain their culture?
Cultural schools
All of the above
Newspapers
Websites
27
Dramatic alterations in the Earth’s typical weather patterns
Marsupial
Greenhouse Gas
Climate Change
Corroboree
28
special aboriginal dances
Marsupial
Uluru
Nulla Nulla
Corroboree
29
Tattoos are an important element of aboriginal culture
True
False
30
New Zealand was established as a penal colony.
False
True
31
France colonized both the countries of Australia and New Zealand.
False
True
32
an agreement between the British and the Maori signed in 1840
Treaty of Wellington
New Zealand Accords
Treaty of Waitangi
British-Maori Agreement
33
The original inhabitants of Australia. Their civilization may be more than 40,000 years old
Aboriginals
Maori
Elizabeth II
James Cook
34
1% of the australian population has european descent
True
False
35
Cultural scientists believe that this civilization might be more than 40,000 years old.
None of the Above
The British
Maori
Aboriginals
36
The Capital of Australia is?
Sydney
Canberra
Auckland
Port Moresby
37
The spectacular rock outcropping that is a spiritual place for the aboriginals
Uluru
Nulla Nulla
Marsupial
Corroboree
38
a settlement that serves as a prison
Azkaban
Penal Colony
Uluru
Outback
39
Which civilization make boomerangs and participate in corroborees?
The British
Maori
None of the Above
Aboriginals