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🗺️ History and Geography, Years 9 and 10

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10 questions. Get 8 right to earn 10 minutes. All 10 right = +5 bonus. They start easy and get harder as you go, so treat the first few as a warm-up. Every one you miss comes back with the answer and why.

1. What is the Earth's outer layer, broken into large moving pieces, called?

The crust, broken into tectonic platesThe coreThe atmosphereThe mantle only, which never moves

2. Whose image appears on the New Zealand ten-dollar note, in recognition of the suffrage campaign?

Edmund HillaryKate Shepherd, a fictional early settlerQueen Elizabeth IIKate Sheppard

3. In which year did New Zealand women gain the right to vote in parliamentary elections?

1928191818931945

4. Which city is New Zealand's largest by population?

AucklandWellingtonHamiltonChristchurch

5. What does New Zealand commemorate every year on 25 April?

ANZAC DayWaitangi DayLabour DayArmistice Day

6. What does 'urbanisation' mean?

A growing proportion of a population living in towns and cities rather than rural areasA country building more farmsA decrease in the total number of people in a countryA government policy about voting

7. What usually happens to the price of a good if its supply increases but demand stays the same?

The price always stays exactly the sameThe price tends to riseThe price tends to fallDemand automatically rises to match it

8. The Gallipoli campaign, where ANZAC troops landed on 25 April 1915, took place in which present-day country?

GreeceFranceTurkeyEgypt

9. Which of these is generally considered a 'pull factor' drawing people to live in a city?

Higher cost of transportFewer job opportunitiesIsolation from other peopleMore jobs and services

10. In which year was MMP first used to elect a New Zealand government?

1996189319751935

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