Protecting the Border

Which of these ways do biosecurity risks NOT get into New Zealand?

• On People

• By Air

• Teleportation

• By Sea

What does MAF stand for?

• Ministry of Arms and Feet

• Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

• Ministry of Agriculture and Farming

• Ministry of Armies and Fighting

Goods that aren't allowed in the country are labelled...

• Risk Goods

• Naughty Goods

• Bad Goods

• Dangerous Goods

One example of a food you cannot bring into New Zealand is

(a)  

How much are you fined if you bring in a risk good and don't declare it?

• $40

• $400

• $4000

• You are sent back to your own country

What should you do if you've accidentally brought a risk good into New Zealand at the airport?

• Quickly eat it before you reach the checking station

• Put it in your sibling's bag

• Declare the item when you get to the checking station

• Put the item in the amnesty bin for it to be destroyed

What type of energy do X-ray machines use to see through barriers?

• Electromagnetic

• Solar

• Geothermal

• Nuclear

X-ray machines at airports can see organic, inorganic, and metal items in your suitcase. What colour do organic items show up as on the screen?

• Blue

• Purple

• Orange

• Red

The Varroa Mite is a nasty pest that has breached our biosecurity. What does it badly affect?

• Beehives

• Waterways

• Native Trees

• It gives us a gastric disease

About how much of the food we eat in New Zealand relies on bees for pollination?

• None

• Only honey

• About one third

• All of our food relies on bees