Geography, plants and animals
What is the national bird?
A) kakapos
B) moas
C) sheep
D) kiwi
kiwi
What is the main source of exports in New Zealand?
A) Agriculture
B) Fishing
C) Trade
D) Weaving
Agriculture
What is the traditional’s New Zealand dance?
Haka
True or False?
New Zealand has no native snakes.
True
What does Kia Ora means?
It means:
Hello, thank you, I'm fine and you're welcome
What is the pourcentage covered by the forest?
A) 1/4
B) 1/5
C) 1/3
D) 2/3
1/3
When is celebrated the Maori New Year?
In June or July
What is the New Zealand’s traditional tatoo?
Moko
When is summer in New Zealand?
In December
Who were the first inhabitants of New Zealand?
A) The British
B) The American
C) The French
D) The Maori people
The Maori people
What are the 2 particularities of the North Island?
A) glaciers and mountains can be found
B) there are volcanic activity and the longest river
C) there are mountains and volcanic activity
D) glaciers and the longest river can be found
there are volcanic activity and the longest river
How many New Zealander claim to have Maori ancestors (in percentage)?
A) 18%
B) 20%
C) 15%
D) 10%
10%
Translate in french «wood carving»
A) tisser
B) couper du bois
C) graver
D) tatouer
Graver
How many sheeps can we find in New Zealand?
A) 21 Millions
B) 30 Millions
C) 26 Millions
D) 24 Millions
26 Millions
True or False?
The South island of New Zealand is the most populated?
False, it's the North island.
Translate the word "à feuilles persistantes" in english
evergreen
When did the Europeans arrive in New Zealand?
A) 1700
B) 1650
C) 1600
D) 1400
1600
When is the country’s national day?
A) February 3
B) March 3
C) May 6
D) February 6
February 6
What must you do to become a New Zealander citizen?
A) Swear an oath of loyalty to the country's official king.
B) Sing a song in front of the country's offical king.
C) Kill a sheep.
D) Eat a kiwi in front of the country's official king.
Swear an oath of loyalty to the country's official king.
Is New Zealand the 4th closest country to Antartica?
A) Yes
B) No
No, it's the 3rd.
What did some European settlers do to evergreen forests?
A) They cut down many of the islands' forests.
B) They cut up many of the islands' forests.
C) They distroyed many of the islands' forests.
D) They didn't do anything.
They cut down many of the islands' forests
What is the 1st European to discover New Zealand ?
A) Abel Tusman
B) Abel Tasman
C) Abul Tasman
D) Abdel Tasman
Abel Tasman
Who is Dame Kiri Te Kanawa?
An opera singer
In which year New Zealand broadcasted (a diffusé) the first weather report in Elvish language?
A) 2015
B) 2010
C) 2012
D) 2013
2012
What's the English translation for "waiata"
A) Songs
B) A small tribe
C) Sticking out the tougue
D) Wide eyes
Songs