Question 1

The South Pacific Forum is an institution that promotes discussion and cooperation on trade, fisheries, and tourism, which consists of ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  all independent and self-governing states of Oceania 
B)  France, the UK, the U.S. and its colonies in Oceania 
C)  all independent and self-governing states of Oceania and France, the UK, the U.S. and its colonies in Oceania 
D)  the former British colonies in Oceania 
E)  none of the above 
A)  all independent and self-governing states of Oceania 
B)  France, the UK, the U.S. and its colonies in Oceania 
C)  all independent and self-governing states of Oceania and France, the UK, the U.S. and its colonies in Oceania 
D)  the former British colonies in Oceania 
E)  none of the above

Question 2

Match each country with its capital.
-Papua New Guinea

Accepted Answer

A) Hagatna 
B) Port-Vila 
C) Suva 
D) Port Moresby 
E) Wellington
F)Papeete
G)Honiara
H)Pago Pago
I)Palikir
J)Canberra 
A) Hagatna 
B) Port-Vila 
C) Suva 
D) Port Moresby 
E) Wellington
F)Papeete
G)Honiara
H)Pago Pago
I)Palikir
J)Canberra

Question 3

The Eucalyptus tree is also known as the gum tree.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Which type of mammal lays eggs?

Accepted Answer

A)  marsupial 
B)  monotremes 
C)  eucalyptus 
D)  placental 
E)  none of the above 
A)  marsupial 
B)  monotremes 
C)  eucalyptus 
D)  placental 
E)  none of the above

Question 5

Among New Zealand's main islands, the North Island has had more recent volcanic activity than the South Island.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Match each country with its capital.
-American Samoa

Accepted Answer

A) Hagatna 
B) Port-Vila 
C) Suva 
D) Port Moresby 
E) Wellington
F)Papeete
G)Honiara
H)Pago Pago
I)Palikir
J)Canberra 
A) Hagatna 
B) Port-Vila 
C) Suva 
D) Port Moresby 
E) Wellington
F)Papeete
G)Honiara
H)Pago Pago
I)Palikir
J)Canberra

Question 7

Most people in Oceania speak:

Accepted Answer

A)  English 
B)  French 
C)  Papuan 
D)  Spanish 
E)  Dutch 
A)  English 
B)  French 
C)  Papuan 
D)  Spanish 
E)  Dutch

Question 8

Australia is the number one tourist destination for which source area?

Accepted Answer

A)  USA 
B)  Great Britain 
C)  New Zealand 
D)  Indonesia 
E)  China 
A)  USA 
B)  Great Britain 
C)  New Zealand 
D)  Indonesia 
E)  China

Question 9

The ________ portion of New Guinea is the independent nation of Papua New Guinea.

Accepted Answer

A)  Northern 
B)  Southern 
C)  Eastern 
D)  Western 
E)  Papua New Guinea has assumed control of the entire island. 
A)  Northern 
B)  Southern 
C)  Eastern 
D)  Western 
E)  Papua New Guinea has assumed control of the entire island.

Question 10

Most of Nauru is covered with deep deposits of guano that have created the highest quality phosphate rock in the world.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

In what ways do livestock, mining, and indigenous livelihoods make the Outback a distinctive but contested landscape?

Accepted Answer

Livestock, mining, and indigenous liveli

Question 12

All of these are islands in the Micronesian group except:

Accepted Answer

A)  Fiji 
B)  Nauru 
C)  Kiribati 
D)  Palau 
E)  Guam 
A)  Fiji 
B)  Nauru 
C)  Kiribati 
D)  Palau 
E)  Guam

Question 13

MIRAB stands for migration, remittances, aid and bureaucracy.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

During what decade of the twentieth century did Australia and New Zealand decide to dramatically reduce government intervention and regulation of the economy?

Accepted Answer

A)  1950s 
B)  1960s 
C)  1970s 
D)  1980s 
E)  1990s 
A)  1950s 
B)  1960s 
C)  1970s 
D)  1980s 
E)  1990s

Question 15

Compare and contrast Australia and New Zealand's immigration history. How has each country dealt with their indigenous populations? What area(s) have been impacted by Oceanic diasporas?

Accepted Answer

Australia and New Zealand have both expe

Question 16

The most important agricultural region in Oceania is probably the area of southeastern New Zealand.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

What is the urbanization history of Oceania? Why did cities first develop in this region? What are some of the urban contrasts within the area? What is a "super city"?

Accepted Answer

The urbanization history of Oceania is a

Question 18

The climate of ________ is dominated by the westerly wind belt.

Accepted Answer

A)  Australia 
B)  New Zealand 
C)  New Guinea 
D)  Polynesia 
E)  none of the above 
A)  Australia 
B)  New Zealand 
C)  New Guinea 
D)  Polynesia 
E)  none of the above

Question 19

Discuss the colonization of Oceania. When did this occur? What country or countries colonized this region? Describe at least three economic products the colonizers were interested in obtaining and exploiting. Finally, when did Oceania gain its independence?

Accepted Answer

The colonization of Oceania occurred pri

Question 20

Match each country with its capital.
-Australia

Accepted Answer

A) Hagatna 
B) Port-Vila 
C) Suva 
D) Port Moresby 
E) Wellington
F)Papeete
G)Honiara
H)Pago Pago
I)Palikir
J)Canberra 
A) Hagatna 
B) Port-Vila 
C) Suva 
D) Port Moresby 
E) Wellington
F)Papeete
G)Honiara
H)Pago Pago
I)Palikir
J)Canberra

The South Pacific Forum is an institution that promotes discussion and cooperation on trade, fisheries, and tourism, which consists of ________.

Match each country with its capital. -Papua New Guinea

The Eucalyptus tree is also known as the gum tree.

Which type of mammal lays eggs?

Among New Zealand's main islands, the North Island has had more recent volcanic activity than the South Island.

Match each country with its capital. -American Samoa

Most people in Oceania speak:

Australia is the number one tourist destination for which source area?

The ________ portion of New Guinea is the independent nation of Papua New Guinea.

Most of Nauru is covered with deep deposits of guano that have created the highest quality phosphate rock in the world.

In what ways do livestock, mining, and indigenous livelihoods make the Outback a distinctive but contested landscape?

All of these are islands in the Micronesian group except:

MIRAB stands for migration, remittances, aid and bureaucracy.

During what decade of the twentieth century did Australia and New Zealand decide to dramatically reduce government intervention and regulation of the economy?

Compare and contrast Australia and New Zealand's immigration history. How has each country dealt with their indigenous populations? What area(s) have been impacted by Oceanic diasporas?

The most important agricultural region in Oceania is probably the area of southeastern New Zealand.

What is the urbanization history of Oceania? Why did cities first develop in this region? What are some of the urban contrasts within the area? What is a "super city"?

The climate of ________ is dominated by the westerly wind belt.

Discuss the colonization of Oceania. When did this occur? What country or countries colonized this region? Describe at least three economic products the colonizers were interested in obtaining and exploiting. Finally, when did Oceania gain its independence?

Match each country with its capital. -Australia

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Exam 11: Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific

The South Pacific Forum is an institution that promotes discussion and cooperation on trade, fisheries, and tourism, which consists of ________.

Match each country with its capital. -Papua New Guinea

The Eucalyptus tree is also known as the gum tree.

Which type of mammal lays eggs?

Among New Zealand's main islands, the North Island has had more recent volcanic activity than the South Island.

Match each country with its capital. -American Samoa

Most people in Oceania speak:

Australia is the number one tourist destination for which source area?

The ________ portion of New Guinea is the independent nation of Papua New Guinea.

Most of Nauru is covered with deep deposits of guano that have created the highest quality phosphate rock in the world.

In what ways do livestock, mining, and indigenous livelihoods make the Outback a distinctive but contested landscape?

All of these are islands in the Micronesian group except:

MIRAB stands for migration, remittances, aid and bureaucracy.

During what decade of the twentieth century did Australia and New Zealand decide to dramatically reduce government intervention and regulation of the economy?

Compare and contrast Australia and New Zealand's immigration history. How has each country dealt with their indigenous populations? What area(s) have been impacted by Oceanic diasporas?

The most important agricultural region in Oceania is probably the area of southeastern New Zealand.

What is the urbanization history of Oceania? Why did cities first develop in this region? What are some of the urban contrasts within the area? What is a "super city"?

The climate of ________ is dominated by the westerly wind belt.

Discuss the colonization of Oceania. When did this occur? What country or countries colonized this region? Describe at least three economic products the colonizers were interested in obtaining and exploiting. Finally, when did Oceania gain its independence?

Match each country with its capital. -Australia

World Regions in Global Context

Europe

The Russian Federation, Central Asia, and the Transcaucasus

Middle East and North Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa

The United States and Canada

Latin America and the Caribbean

East Asia

South Asia

Southeast Asia

Filters