New Zealand Geography and Culture

The video explores New Zealand's geography, unique flora and fauna, Maori history, cultural heritage, sports traditions, cuisine, education, and climate. It highlights New Zealand's distinct biodiversity, the impact of Maori settlement, and the blend of Polynesian and English cultures. The All Blacks rugby team and the Haka are discussed, along with the country's educational standards and tourism appeal.

Which continent is New Zealand a part of?

• Australia

• Antarctica

• Europe

• Asia

What is a unique feature of New Zealand's wildlife?

• It shares many species with Australia

• It has no endemic species

• It has many species not found elsewhere

• It has no native birds

Who were the first people to settle in New Zealand?

• Maori people

• British explorers

• Polynesian navigators

• Dutch traders

What was the impact of the Maori on New Zealand's environment?

• They cleared forests for agriculture

• They preserved all forests

• They built large cities

• They introduced new animal species

When did New Zealand become a British colony?

• 1900

• 1840

• 1800

• 1940

What is the Haka performed by the All Blacks?

• A British anthem

• A type of rugby play

• A war dance

• A traditional Maori song

What is the primary language spoken in New Zealand?

• Maori

• French

• English

• Spanish

What is Hokey Pokey ice cream?

• Chocolate ice cream with nuts

• Vanilla ice cream with sponge toffee

• Strawberry ice cream with sprinkles

• Mint ice cream with chocolate chips

Which sport is New Zealand's All Blacks team famous for?

• Basketball

• Rugby

• Cricket

• Soccer

How does New Zealand's climate differ from the northern hemisphere?

• It has opposite seasons

• It is warmer in the south

• It has extreme temperatures

• It is colder in the north