History chapter 4

1. The leaves of the ___ tree provide food for koalas and oil for medicine.
4. Australia's _________ has inland plains that are desert and dry grassland with cool wind and very little rain.
6. The Royal Flying Doctor Service provided _______ to the people of the outback.
10. The executive power is led by the governor-general and the ________ in Australia.
11. The first people in Oceania worshiped ______.
12. Raising dairy cows for milk and beef cattle for meat are part of the _____ industry.
13. In Papua New Guinea, harvested trees are taken to saw mills to be cut into ___.
14. The first people to settle in Palau developed the ___ language.
16. An example of an Australian mammal that lays eggs is the ___.
17. Australia’s ______ Rainforest is a hot, humid area in Oceania that is located near the equator.
18. The Royal Flying Doctor Service helped people learn about ______.

2. The _______ Bill of Rights protects citizens’ rights.
3. John Flynn’s book provided ______ for the people of the bush besides hymns and first aid.
5. The _____ brought Christianity to Australia and New Zealand.
7. Australian citizens have the right to vote and be ______ to parliament.
8. Small groups of people in Oceania practice Buddhism, Hinduism, and _____.
9. ______ Highlands have cold wind, freezing rain, and regular snow with glaciers.
10. In Australia’s government, the legislative power is the ________.
13. Koalas feed on the _____ of the eucalyptus tree.
15. Australia produces the most ___ in the world.