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Extra Questions
100
Largest Lake
Lake Eyre
100
First to inhabit New Zealand
Maori
100
One person from each team - run to the board and draw this and return to the your seat and be the first to buzz in with name:
Most well known Australian animal of the outback.
Kangaroos
100
Australian ranch
Station
100
Loss of Color on the reef
Bleaching
100
Evaluate the decision of the Australian government to take Aboriginal children from their parents and educate them in government and religious institutions.
-Damage to the families is harmful and permanent. Causing trauma and damage.
- Not Godly to separate families for no reason. (only allowable being abuse or harm)
God created people to care for their children - an expectation and protection is their job, not the governments.
-Cause of long-term issues and resentment toward the government of Australia afterwards. Both from the Aboriginals and others.
200
Tazmania Devil
200
New Zealand Ranchers
Graziers
200
One person from each team - run to the board and draw this and return to the your seat and be the first to buzz in with word:
Wooden device to be thrown that will return to the thrower
boomerang
200
Occurs when coral polyps expel algae
Coral Bleaching
200
The Great Barrier Reef
Largest coral formation in the world, home to the world's largest collection of coral reefs, with 400 types of coral, 1,500 species of fish and 4,000 types of mollusc.
200
How were the lands of Australia and New Zealand formed - geographically.
The islands were formed during the Flood, when massive sections of the Earth's crust ruptured and land below sea level was thrust above the water. - tectonic activity. Volcanic eruptions and glaciers. Continued development of this region’s natural resources is profoundly advancing economic prosperity. Harsh geographic conditions across much of Australia continue to hinder access to the continent’s resources.
300
Capital of New Zealand
Wellington
300
Earliest known settlers of Australia/Natives
Aboriginal/Aboringines
300
One person from each team - run to the board and draw this and return to the your seat and be the first to buzz in with word:
Long hollow wood wind instrument
Didgeridoo
300
Sparsely populated coastal are called:
the Outback
300
Haka
Dance that has become an icon of New Zealand for the Maori people
300
Four goals of Australian culture and explain them.
Social Equity, Cultural Respect, Productive diversity and to Live life large
400
Canberra
Capital of Australia
400
Plan to "deal with" the Aboriginal people involved removing these from their families.
Children
400
One person from each team - run to the board and draw this and return to the your seat and be the first to buzz in with term:
New Zealand is part of what line of volcanoes that wraps around the Pacific Ocean.
Ring of Fire
400
Located in the eastern highlands of Australia
Great Dividing Range
400
Stolen Generation
Children who were taken from their Aboriginal parents by the Australian government and raised in government or religious institutions.
400
Most popular religions in Australia
Protestant and Roman Catholic - coming from their English heritage of the convicts.
500
Native islanders of New Zealand call their home this as it means" Land of the long white cloud" due to their high cloud amount.
Aoteroa
500
Explorer of New Zealand
James Cook
500
One person from each team - run to the board and draw this and return to the your seat and be the first to buzz in with word:
The male version of this animal is known as a Jumpback in Australia
Sheep
500
Occupation that most of Australians first settlers had.
Convict/prisoners
500
Problems to the Great Barrier Reef
Poisonous starfish are devouring the coral polyps and pollution is threatening the creatures that live there.
500
Challenges that face Australia and New Zealand
Answer vary