Geography, plants and animals
What is the name of the national pet of NZ?
a) sheep
b) snake
c) dolphins
d) kiwi
d) kiwi
From which country place do the Maori people come?
a) America
b) Polynésia
c) England
d) Maori
b) Polynésia
What is the most useful Maori phrase in NZ?
a) Aotearoa
b) Roturua
c) Kia Ora
d) Moko
c) Kia Ora
What is the second legal currency in NZ?
a) Kiwi
b) Gorilla
c) Goblin
d) Hobbit
d) Hobbit
What is Maori name for NZ?
a) Aotearoa
b) Meïatearoa
c) Tearoa
d) Kaoreatea
a) Aotearoa
How many snakes has NZ?
a) 30 millions
b) 15 000
c) None
d) Rarely
c) None
When did the Europeans arrive in NZ?
a) In the 1600s
b) In the 1700s
c) In the 1500s
d) In the 1800s
a) In the 1600s
What's the name of the NZ's Basketball team?
a) the All Blacks
b) The Black Ferns
c) The Tall Blacks
d) The kiwis
c) The Tall Blacks
What is the percentage of NZ who claim to have Maori ancestors?
a) 20%
b)10%
c) 5%
d) 60%
b) 10%
What is the country's leading source of exports?
a) NZ
b) America
c) agriculture
d) Air France
c) agriculture
Which part of NZ is the most populated?
a) the North
b) the South
c) the West
d) the East
a) the North
In which year NZ became a self-governing state?
a) 1901
b) 1943
c) 1947
d) 1907
d) 1907
When is summer in NZ?
a) November
b) January
c) December
d) July
c) December
Which of this adjective is used to talk about New Zelanders?
a) Vibrant
b) Important
c) Friendly
d) anoying
c) Friendly
What is the translation of "We carry our legacy"?
a) Nous cherchons le chemin
b) Nous portons notre héritage
c) Tremblement de terre
d) La détermination prime
b) Nous portons notre héritage
Where can you watch dolphins? Say a spot.
a) Auckland
b) Rotorua
c) Aotearoa
d) Kaikoura
d) Kaikoura
Who created the haka?
a) Tamara-re-va
b) Tane-rore
c) Hine-raumata
d) Bamarea-vana
b) Tane-rore
What's the word in Maori for it?
a) Pakeha
b) Oturua
c) Aotearoa
d) Hongi
a) Pakeha
Exemples of Maori crafts?
a) wood carving and weaving
b) surf
c) ring with flowers
d) dress
a) wood carving and weaving
What is the "hongi"?
a) touching of noses
b) touch shoulder
c) shake our hands
d) a type of tattoo
a) touching of noses
What is the particularity of the South Island?
a) Dalfins
b) a lot of mountains and glaciers
c) NZ's longest river
d) mild with plenty of rain
b) a lot of montains and glaciers
Who became the first European to see NZ?
a) Adel Tuseman
b) Aramis Meaorataroa
c) Vara Catanoa
d) Abel Tasman
d) Abel Tasman
Which events drastically reduced the Maori population by the end of the 1800s?
a) Warfare and Diseases
b) An opera singer
c) it's a volcanic soil
d) is agriculture
a) Warfare and Diseases
What is the "iwi" ?
a) the energy
b) a small tribe
c) the land
d) the strong
b) a small tribe
Who is Dame Kiri Te Kanawa?
a) Améranea
b) Kaoitoria
c) An opera singer
d) Waitangi
c) An opera singer