Oceania: Landscapes & Location Quiz

Great Barrier Reef, Australia is correct. The world’s largest coral reef system follows Queensland’s tropical coast.

Uluru, Australia is correct. The rock rises from the red plains of Australia’s arid center.

Tasmania, Australia is correct. The island state lies south of mainland Australia across Bass Strait.

Perth, Australia is correct. Western Australia’s capital faces the Indian Ocean in an isolated southwest corner.

Gold Coast, Australia is correct. The subtropical city stretches along southern Queensland near rainforest hinterland.

Queenstown, New Zealand is correct. The town lies among the glaciated landscapes of New Zealand’s South Island.

Milford Sound, New Zealand is correct. A glacier-carved fiord cuts into the wet mountains of Fiordland.

Auckland, New Zealand is correct. The city spans a volcanic isthmus between the Waitematā and Manukau harbors.

Rotorua, New Zealand is correct. The destination lies within the active Taupō Volcanic Zone.

Wellington, New Zealand is correct. Steep green hills surround a windy natural harbor at the southern North Island.

Bora Bora, French Polynesia is correct. A barrier reef encloses a luminous lagoon around a volcanic center.

Fiji is correct. More than three hundred islands lie in Melanesia in the South Pacific.

Samoa is correct. Two main islands and smaller islets sit in the central South Pacific.

Sydney, Australia is correct. The city surrounds Port Jackson on the coast of New South Wales.

Melbourne, Australia is correct. The capital of Victoria surrounds the northern edge of Port Phillip Bay.