The document provides information about New Zealand, including its official languages (English and Te Reo Maori), Maori culture and traditions, and some notable New Zealand contributions and figures. It notes that around 50% of New Zealand's population can speak Maori, and provides examples of Maori pronunciation. It also discusses traditional Maori greetings, clothing, and the way facial tattoos are applied. Famous New Zealanders mentioned include Ernest Rutherford, who discovered the size of the atomic nucleus, and Sir Edmund Hillary, who was the first to climb Mount Everest.

1. New Zealand "Land of the Long White Cloud" By: Junyoung, Max, Sandra, & Tyler

2. New Zealand Jeopardy Language Culture Clothing/Religon Contributions 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 50 50 --- ---

3. (10) Which of these two languages are the official languages of New Zealand? a. English and Dutch b. English and Te Reo Maori c. English and French d. English and Welsh

4. (20) About 50% of the population in New Zealand can speak Maori. a. true b. false

5. (30) Pronounce this Maori phrase that means: Greetings to you all "Tēnā koutou"

6. (40) Jeopardy Lesson Maori is made up of 5 vowels (a,e,i,o,u) and 10 consonant sounds (p,t,k,m,n,ng,wh,r,h,w). *note: 'wh' is pronounced 'f' Now try pronouncing these: ngahuru <---autumn whānau <---family rangi <--- sky, day

7. (50) Jeopardy Lesson continued Try pronouncing this: Tēnā kōrua e tama mā (it means: hello, greetings to you two boys)

8. (10) New Zealanders have a traditional warrior dance called the Haka (which they perform before rugby matches) a. true b. false

9. (20)The Maori culture is partly derived from British roots. a. true b. false

10. (30) How did the indigenous Maori people arrive to New Zealand? a. by airplane b. swam c. by canoe d. by kayaking

11. (40) The Maori people of New Zealand immigrated from Australia a. true b. false

12. (50) A traditional Maori greeting is called a powhiri which involves a hongi. Hongi is .... a. pressing noses b. a kiss on the cheek c. a handshake d. a hug

13. (10)Which of the following dolls is wearing traditional Maori clothing? a. b. c.

14. (20) The most popluar religion in New Zealand (by the 2006 census) is: a. Roman Catholic b. Buddist c. none/ unspecified d. Baptist

15. (30) Facial tattoos are symbolic to Maoris, what are two ways that they are applied? a. piercing with a tattoo comb b. tattoo stickers c. pigmentation of the skin d. acryllic oils

16. (40) Maori traditions and customs are passed verbally from generation to generation. a. true b. false

17. (10) A New Zealander named Colin Murdoch invented this useful and common medical device that is used to inject/withdraw matter in a patient. a. a disposable syringe b. tweezers c. a pump d. an IV system

18. (20) Which of the following scientists was from New Zealand, and discovered the actual size of the atomic nucleus? a. Joseph J. Thomson b. Robert A. Millikan c. Ernest Rutherford d. Albert Einstein

19. (30) Which of these following men climbed Mount Everest in 1953? a. Sir Edmund Hillary b. Lord Henry Edwards c. Percy Harrington Jr. d. Prince William

20. (40) Economy: New Zealand's agriculture thrives in the following areas except for.... a. dairy b. wheat c. meat d. wood