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Test: Новая Зеландия
1. New Zealand is:
a) an independent state and a member of the Commonwealth;
b) federal state and a member of the Commonwealth;
c) a self-governing federal state and a member of the Commonwealth.
2. The country consists of three large islands, called:
a) North Island, South Island and Tasmania;
b) North Island, South Island and West Island;
c) North Island, South Island and Stewart Island.
3. New Zealand is :
a) a country of plains;
b) a mountainous country;
c) a country of lakes.
4. There are many lakes lie in the:
a) central part of North Island;
b) central part of South Island;
c) western part of North Island.
5. New Zealand is rich:
a) timber, coal, natural gas, metal ores;
b) timber, coal, natural gas, iron ores;
c) coal, natural gas, iron ores, oil.
6. New Zealand has a very few native animals and birds. For example:
a) an ostrich;
b) a kiwi;
c) an emu.
7. The capital of New Zealand is:
a) Auckland;
b) Wellington;
c) Dunedin.
8. New Zealand is famous for its:
a) a sugar and cotton;
b) a dairy products;
c) fruits, vegetables and flowers.
9. The population of New Zealand is over:
a) five million people;
b) three million people;
c) four million people.
10. The parliament consists of :
a) House of Representatives;
b) House of Commons;
c) House of Representatives and Senate.
1. New Zealand is:
a) an independent state and a member of the Commonwealth;
b) federal state and a member of the Commonwealth;
c) a self-governing federal state and a member of the Commonwealth.
- The correct answer is c) a self-governing federal state and a member of the Commonwealth. New Zealand is an independent state with its own government and is also a member of the Commonwealth.
2. The country consists of three large islands, called:
a) North Island, South Island and Tasmania;
b) North Island, South Island and West Island;
c) North Island, South Island and Stewart Island.
- The correct answer is c) North Island, South Island and Stewart Island. These are the three main islands of New Zealand.
3. New Zealand is:
a) a country of plains;
b) a mountainous country;
c) a country of lakes.
- The correct answer is b) a mountainous country. New Zealand is known for its stunning mountain ranges and landscapes.
4. There are many lakes lie in the:
a) central part of North Island;
b) central part of South Island;
c) western part of North Island.
- The correct answer is b) central part of South Island. The South Island of New Zealand is home to numerous lakes.
5. New Zealand is rich in:
a) timber, coal, natural gas, metal ores;
b) timber, coal, natural gas, iron ores;
c) coal, natural gas, iron ores, oil.
- The correct answer is a) timber, coal, natural gas, metal ores. These are some of the natural resources that New Zealand is rich in.
6. New Zealand has very few native animals and birds. For example:
a) an ostrich;
b) a kiwi;
c) an emu.
- The correct answer is b) a kiwi. The kiwi is a unique bird native to New Zealand.
7. The capital of New Zealand is:
a) Auckland;
b) Wellington;
c) Dunedin.
- The correct answer is b) Wellington. Wellington is the capital city of New Zealand.
8. New Zealand is famous for its:
a) sugar and cotton;
b) dairy products;
c) fruits, vegetables, and flowers.
- The correct answer is b) dairy products. New Zealand is known for its high-quality dairy products, such as milk and cheese.
9. The population of New Zealand is over:
a) five million people;
b) three million people;
c) four million people.
- The correct answer is a) five million people. The population of New Zealand is over five million.
10. The parliament consists of:
a) House of Representatives;
b) House of Commons;
c) House of Representatives and Senate.
- The correct answer is a) House of Representatives. The parliament of New Zealand consists of the House of Representatives.