Geography/facts
History
Culture and sports
Wildlife
Nature and landscape
100

how many islands?

Two main islands: North Island and South Island.

100

New Zealands biggest city is?

Auckland is the largest city of New Zealand.

100

Before a game of rugby they?

dance, the haka, is world famous. Maori warriors danced a haka to scare the enemy.

100

what kind of animals are not that common in New Zealand?

predators.

100

New Zealand has many of? 

(dangerous)

Active volcanoes.

200

Today, the Maori are?

Peaceful. They don’t fight each other. But their war dance,.

200

New Zealands capital?

Wellington has been the capital of New Zealand since 1865.

200

In many countries, football is the most popular sport. Not in New Zealand! New Zealand’s most popular sports is?

rugby and cricket.

200

New Zealand’s most famous bird is the?

kiwi. In fact, New Zealanders are often called Kiwis. A kiwi is about 45 cm tall and weighs 3.3 kilos.

200

Filmmakers love New Zealand’s dramatic landscapes. You can see scenes filmed in New Zealand movies name 3:

The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, Narnia movies, The Lion and the Witch.

300

How much bigger is New Zealand compared to Denmark?

Six times bigger.

300

Were there already people in New Zealand when the Europeans came?

yes. The Maori.

300

Name 5 popular sports:

Rugby, cricket, football, netball, golf, basketball, hockey, tennis, and water sports such as sailing and surfing.

300

There are more sheep than there are people! In fact, there are?

 45 million sheep.

300

how high is mount cook?

 3,724 metres.

400

New Zealand is famous?

for its farm products. New Zealand exports lamb, wool, cheese, butter, fruit, and wine.

400

 what did The Maori call New Zeland?

Aotearoa. The name means “Land of the Long White Cloud”.

400

New Zealand has many high mountains with lots of snow. They are perfect for winter sports like?

Skiing and snowboarding.

400

How many cows is there in New Zealand?

10 million cows.

400

New Zealand gets a lot of its energy from?

from hot water! Underground water can be hotter than 220° C.

500

How many people live there?

5.5 million people.

500

On 13 December 1642, a Dutch explorer named Abel Tasman reached New Zealand. The Dutch gave the land its name. But the land never became Dutch. Why not?.

Maori warriors attacked Tasman’s ship and killed four men. Tasman and his men sailed home. New Zealand was just too dangerous.

500

New Zealand is famous for the joy of?

bungee jumping.

500

There are around ___?___ kiwis in existence

68,000 kiwis in existence.

500

 A flow of a active volcanoe can move as fast as?

200 kilometres an hour

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