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Dutch explorer who sailed around Australia in the 1600's
Who is Abel Tasman
100
This sort of activity created landforms such as the huge plateau at the center of the North Island of New Zealand.
What is volcanic activity?
100
landform that makes up half of Australia
What is the Western Plateau?
100
Believes all life in the universe is connected.
Who are the Maori?
100
Another term for living in the Australian Outback.
What is living in the the bush?
200
massive, solid stone such as Ayers Rock (Uluru)
What is monolith
200
New Zealand is part of the Ring of Fire with its active tectonic plates and experiences this type of activity.
What is earthquakes?
200
Type of energy produced by extremely hot liquid rock in the Earth's upper mantle.
What is geothermal energy?
200
Coal, iron ore, and gold are this countries leading exports
What is Australia?
200
The most common religion in Australia and New Zealand.
What is Christianity?
300
Aboriginal musical instrument that creates a vibrating sound
What is a didgeridoo
300
This type of mammal raises its young in a pouch.
What is a marsupial?
300
One of Australia's largest cities.
What is Sydney?
300
This continent has low elevation compared to other continents.
What is Australia?
300
Continent located within the Pacific Ocean's Ring of Fire.
What is New Zealand?
400
British explorer who visited Australia in the 1700's
Who is James Cook?
400
Long period with little or no rain.
What is a drought?
400
Traditional Maori customs and traditions.
What is tikanga?
400
Spouts of hot water that shoot from the ground.
What is a geyser?
400
People went in search of this in Australia in the 1850's.
What is gold?
500
the most rural and isolated parts of the Central Lowlands in Australia
What is the Outback?
500
One of New Zealand's largest cities
What is Auckland?
500
Eats leaves from eucalyptus trees
What is a koala?
500
They colonized Australia and New Zealand.
Who are the British?
500
Fruit that is a symbol of New Zealand.
What is kiwifruit?