Pacific Islands Travel Quiz
This is a Pacific Islands Travel Quiz from taste2travel!
How well do you know the islands of the Pacific Ocean?
Test your knowledge with this Pacific Islands Travel quiz from taste2travel.
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01. How many French territories use the Pacific franc as their official currency?
The Pacific franc is the official currency of New Caledonia, French Polynesia and Wallis and Futuna.
02. The island of Kosrae is a part of which country?
You can learn more about Kosrae from my Kosrae Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
03. This is the flag of which country?
04. Where would you be if you were visiting the island of Moorea?
You can learn more about French Polynesia from my French Polynesia Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
05. Which is the official currency of Tuvalu?
You can learn more about Tuvalu from my Tuvalu Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
06. Which is the capital of American Samoa?
You can learn more about American Samoa from my American Samoa Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
07. Norfolk Island is a territory of which country?
You can learn more about Norfolk Island from my Norfolk Island Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
08. At 165,000,000 square kilometres, the Pacific Ocean covers, approximately, what percentage of the earth's surface?
You can learn more about the islands of the Pacific Ocean from my various travel guides, which can be accessed from the homepage.
09. This is the flag of which territory?
10. The inhabitants of Samoa are, predominantly, from which ethnic group?
You can learn more about Samoa from my Samoa Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
11. Which country uses the United States dollar as its official currency?
You can learn more about Palau from my Palau Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
12. Which is the capital of Papua New Guinea?
You can learn more about Papua New Guinea from my Papua New Guinea Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
13. This is the flag of which country?
You can learn more about the Solomon Islands from my Solomon Islands Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
14. Rapa Nui is the native name of which Pacific island?
You can view images from Easter Island in my Easter Island Photo Gallery, which can be accessed from the homepage.
15. In which country would you be if you were viewing the spectacular Mount Yasur volcano?
You can learn more about Vanuatu from my Vanuatu Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
16. Tokelau is a territory of which country?
You can learn more about the Travel Requirements for Tokelau using the link from the homepage.
17. This is the flag of which territory?
18. Which is the capital of Tonga?
You can learn more about Tonga from my Tonga Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
19. The Galápagos Islands are a territory of which country?
You can learn more about the Galápagos Islands in my Galápagos Islands Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
20. Considered the Stonehenge of the Pacific, the Haʻamonga ʻa Maui ("The Burden of Maui") is a stone trilithon located in which country?
You can learn more about Tonga from my Tonga Travel Guide, which can be accessed from the homepage.
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Author: Darren McLean
Darren McLean is an Australian full-time digital nomad who has spent 36 years on a slow meander around the globe, visiting all seven continents and 236 UN+ countries and territories.
He founded taste2travel to pique one’s curiosity and inspire wanderlust.
