VOICED: New Zealand geared up for rugby World Cup

The video discusses the significance of rugby in New Zealand, highlighting the country's passion for the sport and the upcoming Rugby World Cup. It covers the challenges New Zealand faces due to its geographical location and the hopes for a home team advantage. The video also explores the economic and tourism impact of hosting the World Cup, with expectations of over a million tickets sold and thousands of international visitors. The event is seen as an opportunity to boost New Zealand's profile as a tourist destination.

What is the significance of the Rugby World Cup for New Zealand?

• It is a minor event with little national interest.

• It is the biggest event New Zealand has ever hosted.

• It is held every year in New Zealand.

• It is not related to New Zealand's national sport.

Which team is often regarded as the best in the world despite not winning the World Cup since 1987?

• England Red Roses

• South Africa Springboks

• New Zealand All Blacks

• Australia Wallabies

What are fans in New Zealand excited about for the upcoming Rugby World Cup?

• The cancellation of the event

• The introduction of a new sport

• The relocation of the event to another country

• The chance to see new jerseys and redeveloped venues

How many international visitors are expected to attend the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand?

• Over 85,000

• Less than 10,000

• More than 200,000

• Exactly 50,000

What is one of the biggest challenges New Zealand faces in hosting the Rugby World Cup?

• Insufficient number of stadiums

• Geographical isolation from major rugby markets

• Lack of interest from local fans

• Overcrowding in cities