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2. ________ islands have poor soils, few resources beyond the sea, and little arable land.

3. LOW

4. The earliest inhabitants of New Zealand were the ________.

5. MAORI

6. The islands of ________ include French territories, such as Tahiti.

7. Polynesia

8. The islands of ________ include the U. S
The islands of ________ include the U.S. territories of Guam and the Mariana Islands.

9. Micronesia

10. DAILY DOUBLE
________ islands have rich soils and support a diverse group of plants and animals.

11. HIGH

12. ________ is a term used to describe original inhabitants of a particular region.

13. Indigenous

14. The earliest inhabitants of Australia were the ________.

15. Aborigine

16. _______________ is the number of different species or forms of life given in a particular eco-system.

17. Biodiversity

18. _______________ is a spiral shaped tropical storm with at least 74-mile-per-hour winds in the western North Pacific Ocean..

19. Typhoon

20. ______________ is a spiral shaped tropical storm with at least 74-mile-per-hour winds in the western South Pacific Ocean.

21. Cyclone

22. In the 1990s, the U.S. government provided funds to repair the damage caused by ________ in Oceania.

23. Nuclear Testing

24. What is the primary environmental cost of Southeast Asia’s dominance in exports of rubber and palm oil?

25. Deforestation

26. Following World War II, many of Japan’s territories in the Pacific became ________, designated by the United Nations to be ruled temporarily by another country.

27. Trust Territories

28. Oceania extends across ________ of square miles of the Pacific Ocean.

29. Millions

30. In both New Zealand and Australia, most people live

31. Along the coast

32. Because many islands in Oceania are isolated, they are home to many ________ species, or species found only in that location.

33. Endemic

34. Southeast Asia is a significant world trade center largely because of its

35. Singapore’s free port

36. Southeast Asia’s population is primarily located

37. On fertile volcanic (ISLANDS)

38. DAILY DOUBLE Abundant resources, low labor costs, strategic location, and strong trade policies are key elements that led to Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam becoming

39. Emerging Markets

40. Southeast Asia’s population can be characterized as

41. Very diverse (hundreds of ethnic groups)

42. The Mekong River is the longest River in SE Asia.

43. TRUE

44. Sydney is the capital of New Zealand.

45. FALSE

46. Bangkok is North of Hanoi.

47. FALSE

48. Melbourne is south of the Great Barrier Reef.

49. TRUE

50. Micronesia is East of Vietnam.

51. TRUE