The animals found in Australia who carry their young in pouches are collectively known as: |
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Marsupials |
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Native Australians are known as: |
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Aborginals |
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For many years, Australia had an immigration that: |
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Allowed only Whites to enter the country |
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Which of the following is not one of Australia's major problems? |
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Border Disputes |
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Which of the following statements is false (Australia's population)? |
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Most Australian's live in rural areas |
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The island across the Bass Strait off the southeastern coast of Australia is called: |
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Tasmania |
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Most of the core area of Australia is located in the: |
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Southeast |
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About _____ % of Australians live in cities or towns. |
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85 |
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The Australian capital city is: |
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Canberra |
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The vast interior rural area of Australia is known as the: |
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Outback |
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The agricultural activity most closely associated with Australia's moistest environment is: |
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Dairying |
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New Zealand's largest ethnic minority group, whose roots are Polynesian, is known as the: |
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Maori |
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The historic 1840 agreement between the Maori and Europeans in New Zealand is known as the treaty of: |
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Waltangi |
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Today, fully one-fourth of Australia's population is _______ born |
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foreign |
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________ is Australia's largest commercial crop. |
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Grain or wheat |
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Australia has had a long-term relationship with ______ to assist that country's development. |
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Papua Guinea |
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The term "Austral" means ________. |
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South |
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Australia's newest neighbor, which successfully seceded from Indonesia and became independent in 2002, is ________. |
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East Timor |
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