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Which country is called "the Land Down Under"?
Australia
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
What is the largest city in Australia?
Sydney
What is the most recognizable building in Australia?
the Sydney Opera House
Who did the British 1st send to Australia?
Prisoners
What are the natives of Australia called?
Aborigines
Who was the famous British explorer that discovered Australia?
Captain James Cook
How large is the Great Barrier Reef?
the size of Japan
Most of western Australia is...
Desert
What is the world's smallest continent?
Australia
What is the name of the large, underwater coral formation off the coast of eastern Australia?
the Great Barrier Reef
How many states does Australia have?
Six (6)
What is the state capital of the Australian state of New South Wales?
Sydney
Australia produces the world's most ____ & ____.
Wool & beef
What is the state capital of the Australian state of South Australia?
Adelaide
What is the state capital of the Australian state of Queensland?
Brisbane
What is the state capital of the Australian state of Western Australia?
Perth
What is the state capital of the Australian state of Tasmania?
Hobart
What is the state capital of the Australian state of Victoria?
Melbourne
What is the capital of the Australia's Northern Territory?
Darwin
Which type of animal lives almost exclusively in Australia?
Marsupials
Who was the most famous animal conservationist in Australia?
Steve Irwin (the "Crocodile Hunter")
Which nation is known as the "Land of the Kiwi"?
New Zealand
What is the capital of New Zealand?
Wellington
What is the largest city in New Zealand?
Auckland
How far is New Zealand from Australia?
1,200 miles?
What type of people live on the islands in the Pacific Ocean?
Polynesians
What are the Polynesians that live in New Zealand called?
Maoris
Which sport is popular with the rugged tough-guys in Australia and New Zealand?
Rugby
Which country has experienced an economic boom because of filmmaking? Movies like Lord of the Rings and the Chronicles of Narnia were filmed there?
New Zealand
Which island group includes Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Vanuatu, and the Solomon Islands?
Melanesia
Which island group includes the Marshal Islands, Kiribati, and the American territories of Guam and Wake?
Micronesia
Which island group includes Samoa, Tonga, French Polynesia, and Hawaii?
Polynesia
What is the capital of Papua New Guinea?
Port Moresby
What languages do most Papua New Guineans speak?
English and Tok Pisin (Pidgin)
Which island nation of Melanesia is known for its rainforest and active volcanoes?
Papua New Guinea