New Zealand Tourism and Adventure Sports

The video explores New Zealand as a top tourist destination, highlighting Queenstown as the adventure sports capital with activities like bungee jumping and jet boating. It also covers Auckland, known as the City of Sails, famous for its sailing culture and hosting the America's Cup. The video contrasts the thrill-seeking opportunities in Queenstown with the more relaxed sailing experiences in Auckland.

What makes New Zealand a popular tourist destination?

• Its bustling cities

• Its ancient ruins

• Its beautiful scenery and relaxed atmosphere

• Its historical landmarks

Where is Queenstown located?

• On New Zealand's North Island

• On New Zealand's South Island

• In Australia

• In the United States

What is Queenstown known for?

• Its ancient temples

• Its shopping centers

• Its adventure sports

• Its historical museums

What was the first commercial bungee jump in the world?

• The Sydney Harbour Bridge bungee jump

• The Brooklyn Bridge bungee jump

• The Kara Bridge bungee jump

• The Golden Gate Bridge bungee jump

How long has the Kara Bridge bungee jump been a success?

• For almost 10 years

• For almost 40 years

• For almost 20 years

• For almost 30 years

Which of the following is NOT an adventure sport mentioned in Queenstown?

• Jet boating

• Bungee jumping

• Scuba diving

• Skydiving

Where should tourists looking for a more relaxed experience travel to?

• Auckland

• Queenstown

• Wellington

• Christchurch

What is Auckland known as?

• The City of Lights

• The City of Sails

• The City of Bridges

• The City of Gardens

How many yachts and motorboats are there in Auckland's marinas?

• Around 50,000

• Around 100,000

• Around 135,000

• Around 200,000

What famous yacht race has Auckland hosted twice?

• The Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race

• The Volvo Ocean Race

• The Clipper Round the World Yacht Race

• The America's Cup