the land around it".T 8.Early childhood education(ECE)in New Zealand is compulsory.F sities in New Zealand. A.Kupe B.Abel lasman C.William Hobson D.James Cook 2.In B under the UK Parliament's New Zealand Constitution Act,New Zealand was granted self-government. A.1840 B.1852 C.1907 D.1947 3.In the year of」 New Zealand changed from a colony to a separate dominion,equal in status to Australia and Canada. A1840 B1852 C1907 D1947 4.In New Zealand became the first country in the world to give women the right to vote. A.1867 B.1893 C18g8 D.1935 5.It was not until that New Zealand gained its full independence from Britain A.1907 B.1935 C.1947 D.1949 6.Mixed Member Proportional (MMP),a system designed to increase representation of smaller parties, came into effect with the D elections. A1951 B1984 C1985 D1996 1. port in New Zealand A.Soccer B.Rugby Union footbal C.Rugby League football D.Cricket 8.In New Zealand,schooling is compulsory for children aged B to A5/16 B6/16 C6/18 D7/18 9.Wait iDay is celebra ed on A B.25 April C.first Monday in June D.fourth Monday in Octobe Unit3 1.Because of New Zealand's dependence on agriculture,most New Zealanders live in rural areas.F 2.New Zealand is a constitutional monarchy with the British monarch as the Head of State.T 3.The Governor-General has power,b t provide ontinuity when governments change T ofLords.F 5.The New Zealand constitution is contained in a large number of parliamentary statutes,judiciary rulings, and administrative practices.T 6 There are only tw political parties in New Zealand.F 7.New Zealand is the lar t exporter of da ry products and wool in the world. 8.The land in New Zealand is suited for dairy farming and the raising of sheep and beef cattle,because winter housing for livestock is unnecessary and grass grows nearly all year round.T 9.Most of New Zealand'smanufacturing is connected with the processing of agricultural products.T 1.Which of the following is NOTtrue of the political system in New Zealand?A A.New Zealand has a written constitution. B.New Zealand has a parliamentary government anda constitutional monarchy C.New Zealand follows the British parliamentary system with some variations. D.New Zealand Parliament has only one chamber. 2.In 1993,a refer rendum was held on D A.whether New Zealar nd sh hould have a non-nuclearmilitary policy B.whether New Zealand should become a republic 11 11 the land around it”. T 8. Early childhood education (ECE) in New Zealand is compulsory. F 9. There are 36 public universities in New Zealand. F 1. The first European to visit New Zealand was ____B___. A. Kupe B. Abel Tasman C. William Hobson D. James Cook 2. In ___B___, under the UK Parliament’s New Zealand Constitution Act, New Zealand was granted self-government. A. 1840 B. 1852 C. 1907 D. 1947 3. In the year of ___C____, New Zealand changed from a colony to a separate dominion, equal in status to Australia and Canada. A. 1840 B. 1852 C. 1907 D. 1947 4. In ___B____, New Zealand became the first country in the world to give women the right to vote. A. 1867 B. 1893 C. 1898 D. 1935 5. It was not until ___C____ that New Zealand gained its full independence from Britain. A. 1907 B. 1935 C. 1947 D. 1949 6. Mixed Member Proportional (MMP), a system designed to increase representation of smaller parties, came into effect with the ____D_____ elections. A. 1951 B. 1984 C. 1985 D. 1996 7. ____B_____ is traditionally the favorite national sport in New Zealand. A. Soccer B. Rugby Union football C. Rugby League football D. Cricket 8. In New Zealand, schooling is compulsory for children aged ____B_____ to _________. A. 5/16 B. 6/16 C. 6/18 D. 7/18 9. Waitangi Day is celebrated on __A_____. A. 6 February B. 25 April C. first Monday in June D. fourth Monday in October Unit3 1. Because of New Zealand’s dependence on agriculture, most New Zealanders live in rural areas. F 2. New Zealand is a constitutional monarchy with the British monarch as the Head of State. T 3. The Governor-General has very little real power, but provides continuity when governments change. T 4. Since 1950 New Zealand has had two houses of Parliament: the House of Representatives and the House of Lords. F 5. The New Zealand constitution is contained in a large number of parliamentary statutes, judiciary rulings, and administrative practices. T 6. There are only two political parties in New Zealand. F 7. New Zealand is the largest exporter of dairy products and wool in the world. F 8. The land in New Zealand is suited for dairy farming and the raising of sheep and beef cattle, because winter housing for livestock is unnecessary and grass grows nearly all year round. T 9. Most of New Zealand’s manufacturing is connected with the processing of agricultural products. T 1. Which of the following is NOT true of the political system in New Zealand? A A. New Zealand has a written constitution. B. New Zealand has a parliamentary government anda constitutional monarchy. C. New Zealand follows the British parliamentary system with some variations. D. New Zealand Parliament has only one chamber. 2. In 1993, a referendum was held on ___D____. A. whether New Zealand should have a non-nuclearmilitary policy B. whether New Zealand should become a republic