A) 2000 B) 1986 C) 1990 D) 1970
A) Proposed raising of Lake Manapouri's level for hydro-electricity production. B) Introduction of non-native species to control pests. C) Deforestation for agricultural expansion. D) Construction of a large dam across Milford Sound.
A) The government passed a bill in the 1970s giving the lake statutory protection. B) A large dam was constructed. C) The proposal to raise the lake's level was implemented. D) The area was designated as a World Heritage Site.
A) 2000 B) 1990 C) 1986 D) 1975
A) The addition of the 482 square kilometres Waitutu Forest in 1999. B) Expansion to include Lake Hauroko C) Inclusion of Big Bay D) Addition of the Livingston/Eglinton Ranges
A) Borland Valley Road B) Milford Road (SH 94) C) Lill Burn Valley Road D) State Highway 95
A) An unsealed side road in the upper Hollyford Valley. B) The terminus at Milford Sound / Piopiotahi C) State Highway 95 near Te Anau D) Lake Monowai campsite
A) It runs along the eastern edge of Lake Manapouri. B) It provides access for light aircraft landings. C) It's not connected to the rest of the public road network and used only by shuttle buses. D) It is a paved highway connecting Milford Sound directly.
A) The Hollyford Valley B) Milford Sound / Piopiotahi C) Lake Manapouri's South Arm D) Designated Wilderness Areas
A) They are designated for commercial development. B) They allow for unrestricted motor vehicle access. C) They permit aircraft landings. D) They preserve large tracts of wild land in their natural condition without artificial structures.
A) Lake Hauroko B) Lake Manapouri C) Lake Poteriteri D) Lake Monowai
A) To transfer tourists from Lake Manapouri to tour boats in Doubtful Sound. B) To transport goods between Milford Sound and Lake Manapouri. C) To offer scenic tours of the Eglinton River valley. D) To provide regular public transportation for locals.
A) Waitutu Forest Area B) Fiordland Marine Reserve C) Te Wāhipounamu D) Milford Sound Heritage Site
A) Boat access via the park's lakes. B) Foot travel, with no tramping tracks and sometimes requiring special permits. C) Helicopter landings at various sites. D) Motor vehicles on designated roads.
A) Building a new dam at Milford Sound. B) Expanding State Highway 95 for better access. C) Draining parts of the Waitutu Forest. D) Raising the level of Lake Manapouri.
A) Dean/Rowallan catchment area B) Big Bay C) Waitutu Forest D) Livingston/Eglinton Ranges
A) Milford Sound / Piopiotahi. B) Lake Manapouri C) Homer Tunnel D) Te Anau Downs
A) To provide accommodation for overnight stays. B) To host annual music festivals. C) To serve as a hub for tourists with facilities and information. D) To act as a base for scientific research.
A) Borland Valley Road B) Lill Burn Valley Road C) Milford Road (SH 94) D) State Highway 95
A) It is open for commercial fishing activities. B) It allows unrestricted access for all visitors. C) It is a popular site for motor vehicle tours. D) It requires special permits for entry due to its protected status.
A) Regular bus routes to major cities. B) A high-speed train service. C) An extensive network of highways. D) Light aircraft and helicopter services, along with a small boat marina.
A) To protect large areas of water in several fiords. B) To serve as docking stations for tour boats. C) To allow for unrestricted fishing activities. D) To facilitate commercial shipping routes.
A) Milford Road (SH 94) B) A short unsealed access road. C) State Highway 95 D) Borland Valley Road
A) Connecting Milford Sound directly with Te Anau. B) Serving as the main highway into Fiordland National Park. C) Facilitating large-scale agricultural transport. D) Providing access to three tramping tracks and a campsite at Lake Manapouri's South Arm.
A) It permits commercial fishing activities in the lake. B) It allows for increased tourism development around the lake. C) It designates the area for future urban expansion. D) It prevents changes to its natural state, such as raising its water level for hydro-electricity.
A) To serve as a motor vehicle access road to Milford Sound. B) To provide a hiking route starting from an unsealed side road in the upper Hollyford Valley. C) To facilitate commercial logging operations. D) To connect Lake Manapouri with State Highway 95.
A) Big Bay, parts of the Livingston/Eglinton Ranges, and the Dean/Rowallan catchment area. B) Lake Poteriteri C) Waitutu Forest D) Milford Sound / Piopiotahi
A) Circular B) V-shaped C) U-shaped D) Rectangular
A) Stuart Mountains B) Franklin Mountains C) Murchison Mountains D) Darran Mountains
A) Humboldt Falls B) Sutherland Falls C) Browne Falls D) Lady Alice Falls
A) Volcanic craters B) River deltas C) Canyons D) Glacier-carved valleys
A) In Doubtful Sound B) Above Milford Sound C) Near Lake Te Anau D) Below Caroline Peak
A) Stuart Mountains B) Franklin Mountains C) Darran Mountains D) Mount Aspiring / Tititea
A) 5,000 km² (1,930 sq mi). B) 12,607 km² (4,868 sq mi). C) 20,000 km² (7,722 sq mi). D) 10,000 km² (3,861 sq mi).
A) Kookaburra. B) Takahē. C) Emu. D) Peregrine Falcon.
A) Tainui. B) Ngāti Toa. C) Waikato. D) Waitaha people.
A) 1952. B) 1770. C) 1889. D) 1904.
A) Milford Bridge. B) Fiordland Viaduct. C) Sutherland Pass. D) Homer Tunnel.
A) Monkeys. B) Deer. C) Rabbits. D) Sandflies.
A) Atlantic Ocean B) Indian Ocean C) Pacific Ocean D) Tasman Sea
A) Desert shrubs B) Temperate rainforests C) Boreal forests D) Tropical rainforests
A) Crown fern B) Grass C) Mistletoe D) Pine needles
A) Peregrine falcon B) Bald eagle C) Kākāpō D) Flamingo
A) Flying B) Swimming C) Flightless D) Diving
A) 15% B) 50% C) 25% D) 5%
A) Fiordland crested penguin B) Adelie penguin C) Penguin species in general D) Emperor penguin
A) Long-tailed bats B) Horseshoe bats C) Fruit bats D) Bumblebee bats
A) Flooded river crossings B) Rockslides C) Lack of wildlife D) Excessive heat
A) The Lake Marian track B) The Homer Pass area walk C) The Dusky Track D) The Mirror Lakes walk
A) The Kepler Track B) The Routeburn Track C) The Dusky Track D) The Milford Track
A) The Dusky Track B) The Milford Track C) The Routeburn Track D) The Hump Ridge Track
A) The Kepler Track B) The Routeburn Track C) The Hollyford Track D) The Dusky Track
A) New Zealand B) United States C) Germany D) Australia
A) The Hobbit Trilogy B) The Chronicles of Narnia Series C) Mission: Impossible Series D) Alien Franchise
A) Alien: Covenant B) The Lord of the Rings C) Mission: Impossible – Fallout D) The Hobbit Trilogy |