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 : That New Zealand’s contribution against Nazi Germany was the greatest of all the former British dominions is __________ (A) a little known fact. (B) a well-known fact. (C) a common fact. (D) a proven fact.
Last Answer : (A) a little known fact.
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 : 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 : 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 : __________ 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 name “New Zealand” is of __________ origin. (A) British (B) Polynesian (C) Maori (D) Dutch
Last Answer : (D) Dutch
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 : 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 : 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 : 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 : 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 : Edmund Hillary is __________ (A) a writer. (B) a nuclear physicist. (C) an actor. (D) a traveller.
Last Answer : (D) a traveller.
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 : Dr. F. Went noted that if coleoptile tips were removed and placed on agar for one hour, the agar would produce a bending when placed on one side of freshly-cut coleoptile stumps. Of what ... . (c) It supports the hypothesis that IAA is auxin. (d) It demonstrated polar movement of auxins
Last Answer : (a) It made possible the isolation and exact identification of auxin.
Last Answer : Initially, he led the freedom movement in India - Titumir.
Description : How has tourism become single largest tertiary activity? What type of industries are fostered by tourism? Tourism is seasonal in some regions. Why? -Geography
Last Answer : (a) Tourism has become the world's single largest tertiary activity as it registered total jobs of 250 million and total revenue 40% of the total GDP. Many local people are employed to ... vacation period is dependent on favourable weather conditions but many regions are open all the year round.
Description : Explain the ways in which tourism promotes the related industries and services of the destinationcountry. -SST 10th
Last Answer : The industries cheek in jowl with tourism is handicraft industry, sculpture, sea-shell, regional handloom among others. Indian handicraft and handloom in particular hold special attraction for the ... year 2000 and generated employment for 15 million people directly engaged in the tourism industry.
Description : Hepatic abnormalities have been noted in adults since the beginning of hyperalimentation. Which of the following statements are true? A. Hepatic steatosis appears to be associated with an overload ... insulin-glucagon ratio are thought to be causative of hepatic steatosis in experimental animals.
Last Answer : Answer: AD DISCUSSION: The most common metabolic complication of TPN in adults is hepatic steatosis. Unlike the hepatic abnormalities in children, which may progress to cholestasis, liver damage, ... glucagon, which is elicited by certain amino acids, results in the mobilization of hepatic lipid
Description : Which sector is the backbone of Indian economy? a) Service Sector b) Financial Sector c) Tourism Sector d) Agriculture Sector
Last Answer : d) Agriculture Sector
Description : Describe any three conditions that were favourable for the continuing growth of industries in the 18th century India. -SST 10th
Last Answer : Three conditions that were favourable for the continuing growth of industries in 18th century India are: (i) India abounds in coal and iron-ore deposits. (ii) Number of perennial rivers. (iii) ... of roads and railways. (v) Big market. (vi) Demand in several Arabian and Asian countries.
Description : Which of these exemplifies how an artist uses 21st-century technology to present work in new and exciting ways?
Last Answer : Projecting texts on cathedrals
Description : What is New Zealand's fauna emblem?
Last Answer : Kiwi
Description : By the end of 21st century, what is the estimate increase of temperature on earth?
Last Answer : The increase in temperature on Earth by the end of the 21st century is projected to be between 2.5 and 10.4 degrees Fahrenheit (1.4 and 5.8 degrees Celsius), depending on the ... these factors and the effectiveness of global efforts to reduce emissions and mitigate the effects of climate change.
Description : Do you know novels of the 21st century with the most dangerous, deadliest conspiracy plots, murders, deceptions, mind games, etc.?
Last Answer : Have you tried Dan Brown’s novels?
Description : How do I get my dad's wife into the 21st century just a tiny little bit?
Last Answer : answer:No. I have been trying with members of my family for 15 years. As you correctly point out, there is much fear around the whole concept of technology. This fear shuts down their ability to learn about ... 8,645th time). There are people who have the patience for this. I am not one of them.
Description : What is the work of art that you consider to be the most representative of the 20th (or 21st century)
Last Answer : answer:Just one?! Could we narrow it down to media or country of origin? And why does this sound like a homework assignment?
Description : With 21st-century weapons technology, which dinosaurs would be most dangerous?
Last Answer : Land based ones, not so much. People need to be reminded that Dinosaurs are not these near invincible monsters that movies portray them as. They are animals, and accordingly easy to kill. You ... that would give you moderate problems is dense and thick plant life that the dinosaurs can hide in.
Description : Could a barber in the 21st century practice bloodletting legally?
Last Answer : answer:MDs now use leeches medically June 28, 2004-Coming to a pharmacy near you, hordes of blood-sucking leeches It may sound like a horror movie, but the FDA says it's good ... cure diseases) and amputation, the FDA today approved the commercial marketing of leeches for medical purposes .
Description : Are you as blind to human slavery in the 21st century as I have been?
Last Answer : Very much aware. And quite inevitable. The western world and its economy, its inhabitants’ craving for more and cheap products, requires cheap slave labour. The Western economies and standard of living would not be possible without it.
Description : What 20th and 21st century writers or books do you believe will survive the test of time?
Last Answer : Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance (Robert Pirsig). Or so I hope. Siddharta (Hermann Hesse).
Description : What do you regard as the greatest achievement of the 21st century so far?
Last Answer : answer:The approval to build the world’s largest single lens observatory on top of Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii. With this new tool, we will be able to see farther into the universe than ever before. Article
Description : Will there be a world government by the end of the 21st century?
Last Answer : Never, with all the chaos in the middle east!
Description : What is the most important survival skill for the 21st century?
Last Answer : Knowledge, Education, Reason.
Description : Which do you think will be some of the most exciting careers and fields of the 21st century?
Last Answer : quick, to the typo! exciting
Description : How can we bring digital brand marketing to the 21st century?
Last Answer : “no ads” is actually the reason I use social networks. Like Fluther, Twitter, and with a little manipulation, Facebook. I can’t stand commercials on tv either
Description : In 1,000 years, when the early 21st century is studied, what will they say is the best art that we are currently producing?
Last Answer : Awesome music