States/territories
Largest state, it touches the Indian Ocean
What is Western Australia
New Zealand's 2 main islands
What are North and South Islands
This is off the northeast coast of Australia
What is the Great Barrier Reef
Mammal with a pouch
What is a marsupial?
Capital of Australia
What is Canberra
This state is in the north east near the Great Barrier Reef
What is Queensland?
New Zealand has more of these than people
What are sheep?
Worlds largest monolith
What is Ayers Rock
A tall tree native to Australia with leathery leaves
What is Eucalyptus?
Arts center that produces plays, musicals, dances
What is Sydney Opera House?
This state is an island.
What is Tasmania?
1893
What is the year New Zealand allowed women the right to vote
Large underground reservoir of water
What is the Great Artesian Basin
Homes in Coober Pedy are built very differently
What is underground
The treaty provided peaceful use of the continent and the sharing of scientific research.
What is the Antarctic Treaty?
This state in south east Australia was named after a queen.
What is Victoria?
New Zealand was the first to do this
What is give women the right to vote
Cattle or sheep ranches
What are stations?
Large sheet of ice extending from land over the water
What is an ice shelf?
Protective layer in atmosphere that shields earth from UV radiation.
What is the ozone layer?
State is below Northern territory?
What is South Australia?
33 islands in the Pacific, this country is in all 4 hemispheres
What is Kiribati?
Remote, sparsely settled, rural country
What is the outback?
Atoll where nuclear testing was done
What is the Bikini Atoll?
Thousands of islands in the Pacific
What is Oceania?