New Zealand Trivia Questions

New Zealand is a narrow island country with a long coastline, making water sports popular. It consists of the North and South Islands, with a population of 5.1 million people and 27 million sheep. The Cook Strait separates the islands, and the official languages are English, Maōri, and New Zealand Sign Language. Maōri culture is significant, influencing arts and sports, notably the Haka performed by the All Blacks rugby team. New Zealand has strong international ties and an economy reliant on exports and tourism, with the Lord of the Rings films boosting tourism. The Kiwi is a bird, a nickname for locals, and a fruit originally from China.

What is the approximate length of New Zealand's coastline?

• 10,000 KM

• 15,000 KM

• 25,000 KM

• 20,000 KM

Which island is home to New Zealand's capital, Wellington?

• Stewart Island

• South Island

• North Island

• Chatham Island

How many sheep are there per human in New Zealand?

• 4

• 3

• 5

• 2

Who was the Cook Strait named after?

• Captain Matthew Flinders

• Captain George Vancouver

• Captain William Bligh

• Captain James Cook

Which language was recognized by the New Zealand government in 2006?

• German

• Spanish

• New Zealand Sign Language

• French

What is the Haka?

• A traditional Maōri song

• A type of New Zealand cuisine

• A style of New Zealand architecture

• A famous war dance

Which sport is considered New Zealand's national sport?

• Cricket

• Rugby

• Golf

• Netball

Which countries does New Zealand have strong international ties with?

• Brazil, Argentina, Chile

• USA, UK, Australia

• France, Germany, Japan

• Canada, India, China

What major film trilogy is associated with New Zealand's tourism?

• Star Wars

• Lord of the Rings

• The Hobbit

• Harry Potter

What is unique about the Kiwi in New Zealand?

• It is only a bird

• It is a bird, a fruit, and a nickname for people

• It is only a fruit

• It is only a nickname for people