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Froggy Jumps Cities of New ZealandOnline version Answer the questions by Marisha Ta 1 What is Auckland's nickname, and what geographical feature is it primarily associated with? a The Garden City; its numerous parks and the Avon River. b The City of Sails; its location on a volcanic isthmus between two harbours. c The Windy City; its often-blustery weather. 2 Which city is described as the nation's capital and is famous for its craft coffee and vibrant arts scene? a Christchurch b Dunedin c Wellington 3 What major event led to Christchurch's contemporary architectural rebuild? a A major volcanic eruption b A series of floods c Major earthquakes 4 Which city is the access point for the wildlife-rich Otago Peninsula? a Tauranga b Dunedin c Christchurch 5 What is the main attraction of the Hamilton Gardens, according to the text? a It is the largest botanical garden in the Southern Hemisphere. b It is a series of themed narrative gardens exploring different cultures and history. c It is a wild, natural preserve within the city. 6 Why is Tauranga's port important? a It is very pretty. b It is the busiest port in the country. c It is good for swimming. 7 What is one thing all the cities have in common? a They are all very old. b They are all by the sea. c They are all close to beautiful nature. 8 If you want to visit the Waitomo Glowworm Caves, which city is the best place to stay? a Tauranga b Auckland c Hamilton 9 How are Christchurch and Hamilton's gardens different? a Only one has flowers. b Christchurch has a big botanical garden, and Hamilton has many small themed gardens. c One is free and one costs money. 10 Why is Wellington easy to walk around? a It is very small. b The important places in the city centre are close to each other. c It has no cars. 11 A tourist wants to visit a big city and also take a boat trip to island vineyards. Where should they go? a Christchurch b Dunedin c Auckland 12 Which city shows that it can change and recover after something bad happens? a Auckland b Christchurch c Tauranga 13 What is the main natural setting for Wellington? a A single, large mountain b A wide, flat plain c A dramatic harbour and steep hills 14 A tourist wants to visit a city known for its creative arts scene and famous national museum. Where should they go? a Wellington b Auckland c Christchurch

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by Marisha Ta

What is Auckland's nickname, and what geographical feature is it primarily associated with?

Which city is described as the nation's capital and is famous for its craft coffee and vibrant arts scene?

What major event led to Christchurch's contemporary architectural rebuild?

Which city is the access point for the wildlife-rich Otago Peninsula?

What is the main attraction of the Hamilton Gardens, according to the text?

Why is Tauranga's port important?

What is one thing all the cities have in common?

If you want to visit the Waitomo Glowworm Caves, which city is the best place to stay?

How are Christchurch and Hamilton's gardens different?

Why is Wellington easy to walk around?

A tourist wants to visit a big city and also take a boat trip to island vineyards. Where should they go?

Which city shows that it can change and recover after something bad happens?

What is the main natural setting for Wellington?

A tourist wants to visit a city known for its creative arts scene and famous national museum. Where should they go?