<p>NAME ______PERIOD ______OCEANIA STUDY GUIDE</p><p>(1) Circle each island group (Pg. 644 in the text book) (2) Identify each country (5) Draw the International Date Line. (Page 598) What longitude is the International Date Line?______</p><p>OCEANIA: ATLAS ACTIVITIES</p><p>LOCATION:</p><p> What ocean would you cross from the west coast of the US to reach Australia?</p><p> What direction would you travel from the west coast of the US to reach Australia?</p><p> On which side of the Equator is Australia located? PLACE:</p><p> How large is Australia compared to the US?</p><p> Where is New Zealand relative to Australia?</p><p> There are three island regions (shown on the map on page 545). To which island group does Hawaii belong?</p><p>REGIONS:</p><p> List the countries (map on page 546) that have more than two volcanoes.</p><p> Why do you think the Pacific Rim is called the Ring of Fire?</p><p>HUMAN ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION:</p><p> How many land uses are identified for Australia shown in the map on page 548?</p><p> What is the most used land use?</p><p> Where are the manufacturing areas, and why would they be in those areas?</p><p>CHARTS/GRAPHS:</p><p> What is the highest mountain in New Zealand?</p><p> How much higher is the highest mountain in the world?</p><p> How many times larger is Australia’s largest desert than the Mojave Desert in the US?</p><p> What is the longest river in Australia?</p><p> What is the tallest waterfall in Oceania, and what is it called?</p>