Description : The beginning of the 21st century is noted for the growth of __________ (A) tourism in New Zealand. (B) New Zealand’s industries. (C) its agriculture. (D) its independence movement.
Last Answer : (A) tourism in New Zealand.
Description : New Zealand’s famous dessert is called __________ (A) “Pavlova” cake. (B) Paua Shells. (C) Buzzy bee. (D) Lemon Paeroa.
Last Answer : (A) “Pavlova” cake.
Description : New Zealand’s legislative body is called __________ (A) the Senate. (B) the Congress. (C) the House of Commons. (D) the House of Representatives.
Last Answer : (D) the House of Representatives.
Description : New Zealand’s longest river is __________ (A) the Fraser. (B) the Avon. (C) the Waikato. (D) the Mackenzie.
Last Answer : (C) the Waikato.
Description : New Zealand’s natural dangers do not include __________ (A) earthquakes. (B) volcanoes. (C) snakes. (D) climate.
Last Answer : (C) snakes.
Description : On New Zealand’s coat of arms, we can see __________ (A) two European men. (B) a European woman and a Maori man. (C) a Maori woman and a European man. (D) two European women.
Last Answer : (B) a European woman and a Maori man.
Description : The Maoris began to fight bitterly against the British rule because __________ (A) they were much stronger than the British. (B) they were deceived by the British about their lands. (C) the British wanted to conquer the country. (D) the Maoris were just a warlike people.
Last Answer : (B) they were deceived by the British about their lands.
Description : In New Zealand, the head of the state is __________ (A) the British Monarch. (B) the Governor-General. (C) the Prime Minister.
Last Answer : (A) the British Monarch.
Description : The name “New Zealand” is of __________ origin. (A) British (B) Polynesian (C) Maori (D) Dutch
Last Answer : (D) Dutch
Description : At present, New Zealand is __________ (A) just an agricultural country. (B) the most highly developed industrial country in the South Pacific area. (C) a leading industrial and agricultural country in the South Pacific. (D) a backward pastoral country.
Last Answer : (C) a leading industrial and agricultural country in the South Pacific.
Description : New Zealand is second after __________ in the production of __________ (A) Canada … dairy products. (B) the U.K. … textiles. (C) Australia … wool. (D) the USA … consumer electronics.
Last Answer : (C) Australia … wool.
Description : The cold months in New Zealand are __________ (A) December – February. (B) March – May. (C) June – August. (D) September – November.
Last Answer : (C) June – August.
Description : The largest city in New Zealand is __________ (A) Dunedin. (B) Wellington. (C) Christchurch. (D) Auckland.
Last Answer : (D) Auckland.
Description : __________ is the capital of New Zealand. (A) Dunedin (B) Christchurch (C) Auckland (D) Wellington
Last Answer : (D) Wellington
Description : New Zealand is __________ (A) a parliamentary democracy. (B) a presidential republic. (C) a monarchy. (D) a commonwealth.
Last Answer : (A) a parliamentary democracy.
Description : In New Zealand, the largest lake is __________ (A) Lough Neagh. (B) Lake Taupo. (C) Loch Ness. (D) Ontario.
Last Answer : (B) Lake Taupo.
Description : New Zealand became independent by adopting the Statute of Westminster in __________ (A) 1840. (B) 1907. (C) 1931. (D) 1947.
Last Answer : (C) 1931.
Description : Poetically, the Aboriginal population in New Zealand is called __________ (A) the Knights of the Round Table. (B) Merry Men. (C) the People of the Long White Cloud. (D) the Vikings of the Sunrise.
Last Answer : (D) the Vikings of the Sunrise.
Description : The first settlers in New Zealand were __________ (A) the Maoris. (B) the Iberians. (C) the Australians. (D) the Europeans.
Last Answer : (A) the Maoris.
Description : New Zealand is situated in the southwest __________ (A) Pacific. (B) Atlantic. (C) Antarctic. (D) Indian.
Last Answer : (A) Pacific.
Description : Officially, the country is called __________ (A) New Zealand. (B) the Commonwealth of New Zealand. (C) the Union of New Zealand. (D) the Realm of New Zealand.
Last Answer : (D) the Realm of New Zealand.
Description : Edmund Hillary is __________ (A) a writer. (B) a nuclear physicist. (C) an actor. (D) a traveller.
Last Answer : (D) a traveller.
Description : What is known about the native population of New Zealand at present? (A) The natives are quite satisfied with their living conditions. (B) The natives live on good lands. (C) Both in the cities ... of the European New Zealanders. (D) The natives are never at peace with the other New Zealanders.
Last Answer : (C) Both in the cities and in the rural areas, the life of the natives is worse than that of the European New Zealanders.
Description : Tetragonia - New Zealand Spinach
Last Answer : DESCRIPTION: New Zealand Spinach, T. tetragonioides, is a half-hardy, short-lived perennial that makes a good substitute for Spinach, during the hot days of summer. These plants have interesting ... they are established, they will drop seeds and start new plants. VARIETIES: T. tetragonioides.
Description : Which statement is not true about New Zealand? (A) Awareness to be independent of any foreign power is very strong in New Zealand. (B) New Zealand allows US ships with nuclear weapons to enter and use its ... problems. (D) The people of New Zealand want the South Pacific Ocean to be a zone of peace.
Last Answer : (B) New Zealand allows US ships with nuclear weapons to enter and use its ports.
Description : What can be said about the outdoor activities in New Zealand? (A) They are greatly enjoyed by New Zealanders. (B) They are not enjoyed by New Zealanders at all. (C) New Zealanders like them, ... home and spend more time with their families. (D) New Zealanders are rather fans than outdoor activists.
Last Answer : (A) They are greatly enjoyed by New Zealanders.
Description : Which of these famous people was not born in New Zealand? (A) Katherine Mansfield (B) Nicole Kidman (C) Ernest Rutherford (D) Sam Neill
Last Answer : (B) Nicole Kidman
Description : After the Nazi Party became the largest party in Germany, Democracy in Germany began to get destroyed. The Enabling Act gave Hitler dictatorial powers in Germany and he was assisted by the secret police, ... do you think many Germans turned a blind eye to the plight of Jews? * -Social Science
Last Answer : Everyone came to feel that the rise of Nazi Germany could be partly traced back to the German experience at the end of the. First World War.
Description : How were the borders of the two new Dominions to be demarcated according to the Indian Independence Act of 1947? -SST 10th
Last Answer : According to Indian Independence Act, Pakistan was to comprise the territories of Sind, British Baluchistan, North-West Frontier Province, the West Punjab and the East Bengal. The exact boundaries were to be determined by a Boundary Commission.
Description : What did Giuliani hope to achieve by trying to evade being served Dominion's lawsuit documents?
Last Answer : It’s like Captain Kirk yelling “evasive action!” as a torpedo speeds towards his starship… sometimes dodging is all you can think to try…
Description : In the events leading up to Hitler and Nazi Germany, were there groups like the KKK and neoNazis already stirring?
Last Answer : There was a large anti semitic movement, a eugenics movement in the sciences, intolerance to gays, zenophobia plus other factors. What I read pretty much painted a picture where Hitler was heavily ... are all players now when in that time many were legitimately ignorant of the unfolding situation.
Description : If the Confederate States seceded from the US during the 1860's and became a sovereign nation, would they have become an ally of Nazi Germany during WW2?
Last Answer : They would’ve remained neutral, but why wouldn’t they be on their side? They were in the business of preserving our lord and saviors master race and obtaining more lebensraum for them. Lol.
Description : Would you buy Nazi items if you knew they were authentic and really from Nazi Germany?
Last Answer : No, I would not collect such items, in spite of any historical value. Too repugnant.
Description : Nazi Germany was composed, by and large, of "regular people." Moms, Dads, families. How do "regular people" reconcile themselves to bigotry and atrocity?
Last Answer : Regular people work in U.S. slaughterhouses too.
Description : A woman who lived in Germany during World War II wanted to cross the German/Swiss border in order to escape Nazi pursuers. The bridge which she is to cross is a half mile across, over a large canyon. ... , in which time the guard will see her crossing and shoot her. How does she get across? -Riddles
Last Answer : She waits until the guard is inside his hut, then walks halfway across before starting to walk back. The guard, seing she has no papers, sends her 'back'.
Description : How schools in Nazi Germany were 'cleansed' and 'purified'? -History 9th
Last Answer : 1.Jew teachers were removed. 2. Students were separated on the basis of race. 3. Undesirable kids were later removed from the school and killed. 4. School books were re-written. 5. Students were taught to ... join . The 10 year old had to join ‘Jungvolk' and 14 year old ‘Hitler Youth'.
Description : Why Jews were the worst sufferers in Nazi Germany? -History 9th
Last Answer : The Jews remained the worst sufferers in Nazi Germany. Nazi hatred for Jews had a precursor in the traditional Christian hostility towards the Jews. The Jews were considered as the killers of Christ and usurers. However, Hitler's hatred of Jews was based on pseudoscientific theories of race.
Description : How would you have reacted to Hitler's ideas if you were (i) A Jewish Woman (ii)A non-Jewish Woman How was Nazi ideology taught to the youth in Germany? -History 9th
Last Answer : In the spring of 1945, a little eleven-year-old German boy called Helmuth was lying in bed when he overheard his parents discussing something in serious tones. His father, a prominent physician, deliberated ... eat at home for the following nine years! He was afraid that his mother might poison him.
Description : Explain the three fold plan of Hitler becoming Chancellor of Germany to consolidate the Nazi power. -History 9th
Last Answer : When Hitler was appointed chancellor, Hindenburg was president, but he was old and ailing. When he died, Hitler announced he was eliminating the position of president, so he would be the undisputed leader of ... down) when prompted to do so. Failure to do so was treason, and punishable by death.
Description : Did Nazi Germany make any kind of Declaration of War with The United Kingdom during World War II?
Last Answer : I'm working on a project, but I'm stuck, and I need your help finding out If Nazi Germany actually made any kind of Declaration of War with The United Kingdom ([Before/After] The United Kingdom declared war on Nazi Germany on September 3rd, 1939) during World War II. Will you help me?
Description : Want to know more about Nazi Germany ?
Last Answer : When Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party controlled the country , it was transformed into a dictatorship , with Nazi Germany being the common English name for the German state from 1933 to 1945. Under Hitler , ... defeated Germany in May 1945, Nazi rule came to an end and World War II ended in Europe.
Description : What is an example of nazi Germany ultranationalism?
Last Answer : Need answer
Description : How did world war i contribute to the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party in Germany?
Last Answer : Answer this question… It greatly weakened Germany and made manyGermans wish for stronger leadership.
Description : which of the followings describes a difference between concentration camps and extermination camps in nazi germany?
Last Answer : Concentration camps were used for forced prison labor, while extermination camps were built to kill all prisoners.
Description : Is 'theory' in science a proven fact?
Last Answer : answer:In science theory does not imply fact. A theory is a proposed explanation of observable phenomena that needs to be verified by observable and repeatable methods before considered fact. If a ... there remain questions about how gravity works that are yet to be verified with observable facts.
Description : (Somebody had to ask) Celebrities die in threes: time proven fact or mere coincidence?
Last Answer : Please do not taint the word ‘theory.’
Description : Would you be surprised if Pyramids were in fact proven without a doubt to be on Mars?
Last Answer : Well I would be surprised because Pyramids (capital P) equals Egyptians, thus pyramids on Mars would imply there were Egyptians on Mars at some point. If however we found some type of general ... accept it as being supporting proof towards the theory that there was once intelligent life on Mars.
Description : What is New Zealand's fauna emblem?
Last Answer : Kiwi
Description : The Commonwealth of Nations is __________ (A) an association of the former British colonies. (B) a union of sovereign states. (C) an organization of independent countries. (D) all of the above.
Last Answer : (D) all of the above.
Description : What argument would you make against people’s ideas and opinions being shaped by perceptions grandfathered through generations with little reality in fact or truth?
Last Answer : answer:In my observation in any society it has been and always will be a Monkey see Monkey do as far as peoples likes, dislikes and prejudices. YouTube is littered with video's of youngins next to their ... teach their kids the other people who don't look and pray the way you do are not monsters.