Презентация, доклад Англоговорящие страны: Новая Зеландия

located on two large islands (North and South) and a large number of adjacent smaller islands. The population, according to Statistics New Zealand as of June 2015, is 4,596,700 people.

is not the largest city in the country by the number of inhabitants, it is only in third place in this indicator. The name was given to the capital in honor of the famous British commander Arthur Wesley. Wellington is a modern and beautiful city.

with Union Jack in the left upper quarter and four red stars with a white edging on the right side. The stars have different sizes and symbolize the constellation Southern Cross. Union Jack symbolizes the connection with the UK.

Zealand. Since February 6, 1952 on the throne is Queen Elizabeth II. The status of the monarch is determined by the constitutional principle "reigns, but does not rule." The monarch's interests on the territory of the country are represented by the governor-general appointed by the monarch on the recommendation of the prime minister for a period of five years.

dollar consists of 100 cents. The official abbreviation of the currency is NZ $. Often referred to simply as "kiwi" (in honor of the national bird of New Zealand).

recognizes English, Māori and New Zealand sign language. The leading language spoken by 96% of the population is English. Magazines and newspapers use this language. The Maori language is the second most important state language. Gestures for the deaf and dumb received official language status in 2006.

of New Zealand is a real giant. Almost half of the New Zealand population lives here. Naturally, the newcomers in Auckland have long been accustomed to being friendly. After all, any of them, having received a stable job in the city, after three years has every chance to become a full-fledged "kiwi", that is, to obtain New Zealand citizenship.

II.A small provincial town of Queenstown is also a famous resort of the South Island and the traditional farming center of the country. Visitors here are mostly tourists. Few immigrants who choose to stay in Queenstown for good, work in the tourist field or try to compete with local farmers.

on our planet - a bay with surprisingly clean water, which is surrounded by green mountains up to 1,2 thousand meters. There is a fjord in the National Park Fiordland, in the territory of the South Island. Every year thousands of tourists come here to admire the picturesque creation of nature.

II.Franz Josef Glacier
This glacier is located in the west of the South Island, in the Westland National Park. A unique miracle of nature is visited every year by more than 250 thousand people who are trying to conquer the glacier of Franz Josef, accompanied by a guide. To do this, you will need special shoes and accessories, but the ice tunnels themselves will leave an unforgettable impression.

New Zealand origin. Known as the "father" of nuclear physics. Nobel Prize winner in chemistry in 1908. In 1911, his famous experience of scattering of alpha particles proved the existence in atoms of a positively charged nucleus and negatively charged electrons around it . Based on the results of the experiment, he created a planetary model of the atom.

a New Zealand female pilot who has been known for her record flights. Commander of the Order of the British Empire (1936), holder of the gold medal (1938).

poisonous insects and mosquitoes. But on these islands there are more kinds of penguins, than anywhere else on the planet.

II.In New Zealand, the famous film trilogies "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" were filmed. In the state there is even a separate minister responsible for everything connected with these films.

III.In New Zealand occurs up to 400 earthquakes a year.