History
The Maori tradition appeared in 1600 ?
a) true
b) false
What is the Maori word for " British " ?
a) paqueta
b) pekka
c) pakeka
Were films shot in New Zealand ?
a) true
b) false
What is the translation of bungee-jumping ?
a) trampoline
b) saut à l'élastique
c) équitation
What is the name of the national bird ?
a) Kiwi
b) kaki
c) Kawi
Who were the first habitants of New Zealand ?
a) the British people
b) the American people
c) the Maori people
What is "Moko" ?
a) candy
b) animal
c) tattoo
a) Kia ora
b) Salem
c) Hola que tal
What is the translation of sky-diving ?
a) parachutisme
b) descendre en rappel
c) escalade
Did snakes in New Zealand ?
a) true
b) false
In which year New Zealand became fully independent ?
a) In 1957
b) In 2010
c) In 1947
What is the main religions in New Zealand ?
a) no religions
b) christianity
c) another
How many sheep are about in New Zealand ?
a) 12
b) 30 000 000
c)100000000000000000000000000000000000000
What is the principal sport in New Zealand ?
a) Rugby
b) Basketball
c) Football
What is the capital of New Zealand ?
a) Salty springs
b) Tilted tower
c) Wellington
In which year New Zealand became a self-governing state ?
a) In 2025
b) In -300 JC
c) In 1907
What is the haka ?
a) a traditional dance
b) a tiktok trend
c) a battle
In New Zealand , summer is in which month ?
a) march
b) july
c) december
What is the name of the national rugby team ?
a) The All Whites
b) Paris Saint-Germain
c) The All Blacks
How many islands are composing New Zealand ?
a) 18
b) 57
c) 2
Who were the first Europeans in New Zealand ?
a) Jacks Sparrow
b) James cook
c) John Cena
What is the meaning of the Maori tattoos ?
a) for the style
b) remember important events
c) religions statement
New Zealand is home to ?
a) the world's smallest dolphin
b) some of the oldest trees
c) all
What is the name of the city where is situated the rugby museum
a) Wellington
b) Queenstown
c) Palmerston north
One third of New Zealand is covered with ?
a) volcanoes
b) water
c)forests