New Zealand

New Zealand, located in the Southwestern Pacific Ocean, consists of two main islands and around 600 smaller ones. It shares historical ties with Britain and has a unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy. The population is predominantly of European descent, with a significant Maori community. The economy is driven by manufacturing, services, and agriculture, with sheep farming being a major industry. The country is known for its mountainous landscapes, including the Southern Alps and fjords. Volcanic activity is prevalent due to tectonic plate boundaries, and the climate is influenced by the Pacific Ocean.

What is the political system of New Zealand?

• Presidential democracy

• Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy

• Federal republic

• Absolute monarchy

What percentage of New Zealand's population is made up of the indigenous Maori people?

• 25%

• 17%

• 30%

• 10%

What is the primary economic activity related to agriculture in New Zealand?

• Rice farming

• Cotton cultivation

• Sheep raising

• Coffee plantation

Which mountain range forms the backbone of New Zealand's South Island?

• Rocky Mountains

• Andes

• Himalayas

• Southern Alps

What natural feature is common in the North Island of New Zealand due to tectonic activity?

• Coral reefs

• Sand dunes

• Hot springs and geysers

• Deserts