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Mapping Lab: Oceania & Antarctica

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15 questions
Location
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6
Intepreting Maps
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1
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3
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Think Like a Geographer
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Question 1
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Drag and drop each terrain feature to the correct location using the grid coordinates provided.
Other Answer Choices:
Great Dividing Range (28°S, 150°E)
Vinson Massif (78°S, 85°W)
Weddell Sea (73°S, 40°W)
North Island (38°S, 176°E)
Mt. Wilhelm (6°S, 145°E)
Ross Sea (74°S, 180°)
Great Sandy Desert (19°S, 123°W)
Question 2
2.
Drag and drop each country to the correct location using the grid coordinates provided.
Other Answer Choices:
Nauru (1°S, 165°E)
Australia (25°S, 120°E)
Papua New Guinea (7°S, 145°E)
Fiji (18°S, 178°E)
Tuvalu (8°S, 178°E)
Kiribati (5°S, 170°W)
New Zealand (45°S, 170°E)
Tonga (20°S, 175°W)
Samoa (13°S, 172°W)
Question 3
3.
_______ is the most populous city in New Zealand. (use correct spelling and capitalization)
Question 4
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The elevation of most of western Australia is _______feet because it lies on the _______.
Question 5
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Question 6
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List three abundant resources found in Australia.
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Question 7
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Question 8
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Question 9
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Name two countries in Oceania that have both of these vegetation zones. (from #8 use correct capitalization and spelling)
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Question 10
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__________is the most common climate zone between the equator and 10°S? __________ and __________ have mostly this climate type.
Question 11
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The center of Papua New Guinea has a _______ climate. How do the physical features explain why this part of the country has a different climate than the coastal parts do?_______
Question 12
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Name three cities in Oceania with populations of 1 million people or more. (use correct spelling and capitalization)
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How do climate and physical features help explain why these large cities are located where they are? _______
Question 13
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Most of the land in _______ is used for livestock raising. This is because the biggest vegetation zones are desert scrub and _______ which are suitable for grazing livestock.
Question 14
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Question 15
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What is the only type of vegetation zone found in Antarctica?
Ice Cap
Highlands
Desert
Desert Scrub
Temperate Grassland
Tropical Grassland
Deciduous Forest
Mixed Forest
Coniferous Forest
Broadleaf Evergreen Forest
Which three countries in this Oceania have areas with a population density of over 25 people per square mile?
New Caledona
Samoa
Papua New Guinea
Australia
Fiji
New Zealand
Which two vegetation zones are most common between the equator and 20° S?
Ice Cap
Highlands
Desert
Desert Scrub
Temperate Grassland
Tropical Grassland
Deciduous Forest
Mixed Forest
Coniferous Forest
Broadleaf Evergreen Forest
Use the maps to drag each description to the correct location. Each category should have 5 characteristics.
Physical: Solomon Islands Archipelago
Vegetation: Broadleaf Evergreen Forest
Population: under 2/sq. mile
Vegetation: Mixed Forest
Land Use: Iron nearby
Vegetation: Desert Scrub
Land Use: Little to none
Population: 25-125/sq. mile
Physical: North Island
Climate: Marine West Coast
Climate: Arid
Climate: Tropical Wet
Land Use: Only Commercial Fishing and Subsistence Farming
Population: 2-25/ sq. mile
Physical: the Great Victoria Desert
(30° S, 130° E)
(6° S, 155° E)
(37° S, 174° E)