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Q 1) What is the name of the wine producing region in the north of the South Island? Clue:- the name starts with the letter ‘M’ |
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Marlborough. |
Q 2) In February 2011 a magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck a major city causing extensive damage. What city? __________
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Christchurch |
Q 3:- Where is the ZQN airport code ? _________
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Queenstown |
Q 4:- What city is the capital of New Zealand, sometimes called the windy city ? ___________?
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Wellington |
Q 5:- Traditionally, Māori cooked in a pit under the ground in ovens called __________ What?
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Hangi. |
Q 6:- This town is known for bubbling mud pools, shooting geysers and natural hot springs
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Rotorua |
Q 8:- This fiord in the southwest of New Zealand’s South Island. It’s known for towering Mitre Peak, plus rainforests and waterfalls like Stirling and Bowen falls, which plummet down its sheer sides. The fiord is home to fur seal colonies, penguins and dolphins..
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Milford Sound |
Q9:- This track has been described as New Zealands most popular walk. The walk ends in Milford Sound and starts near the head of a lake in what town?
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Te Anau |
Q 10:- What is New Zealands highest peak??
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Mount Cook |
Q 11:- Australasia’s only castle, Larnach Castle, can be found in which city on the South Island |
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Dunedin |
Q 12:- This is the place on the North Island where the first Polynesian canoes landed, Captain Cook made his first landfall and Maori and European first encountered each other.
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Eastland |
Q 13:- This bay is home to New Zealand's only active marine volcano, White Island. What is the name of the bay
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Bay of Plenty |
Q 14:- If you wanted to visit the amazing Hobbit-sized village created for the movies, what region on the North Island would you have to visit?
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Hamilton - Waikato |
Q 15:- What is the name of the largest lake in New Zealand? It was formed by a volcano, which last erupted in 181 AD.
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Lake Taupo |
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