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What is a Fjord?

Narrow inlets/valleys where mountains meet the ocean.

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The mountain range in eastern Australia.

The Great Dividing Range

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What are the two types of Pacific Islands?

High islands and Low islands.

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What is a station?

A large ranch (found in Australia)

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The biggest city in Australia.

Sydney

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What do New Zealanders use geysers for?

Generating electricity (using heat)

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What similar farm animals could you find on both Australia and New Zealand?

Sheep/Cattle

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The largest and most populated region of Melanesia.

Papua New Guinea

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Who are the native warrior-people of New Zealand?

Maori

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Why do they need to build Artesian wells in Australia?

The Outback is too dry to give water to cows because of the rain shadow from The Great Dividing Range.

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The structures that move around continents like Australia and other land masses.

Tectonic Plates

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How is New Zealand and Australian geography different?

Australia is flatter/drier and New Zealand is mountainous/colder.

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What are the three regions of the Pacific islands?

Polynesia, Melanesia, Micronesia

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The native people of Australia are called ________________.

Aborigines

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What is copra? What is it used for?

Dried coconut meat used to make margarine, cooking oils, and soaps.

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The type of animal unique to Australia that holds their young in pouches.

Marsupials 

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What large land formation do the native Aboriginal people consider sacred in Australia?

Uluru

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What is the biggest industry in the Pacific islands?

Tourism

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Australia was originally founded as a ___________ colony by the ____________.

Penal, British

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What Pacific island is known for its sales of bananas and sugar production.

Fiji

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What is the reason that Kangaroos and other Australian/New Zealand animals are so different?

Isolation/distance from the rest of the continents.

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What causes the Outback to be so dry compared to the rest of Australia?

The rain shadow caused by the Great Dividing Range.

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Why would High islands residents typically have more money than Low island residents?

High islands can grow more crops, are larger, and often get more tourists.

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Most Pacific islands and other Pacific regions gained independence after what event?

World War 2

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What are the three types of industry and what they do?

Tertiary - Providing services

Secondary - Building things w/ natural resources

Primary - Selling natural resources

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