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1、WinfieldWinfieldWinfieldDolphin IslandListeningWinfield Turnpike Epsonforestsless than 100 km80 kmmore thannowhereFill in the blanks:1 Winfiled lies _ the _ coast.2 Epson lies _ the _ coast. It lies _ the islands that lie _ the eastern coast, about half way _ the eastern coast of Dolphin Island.3 Th

2、e town of Ashton Creek lies _ the north, where the river flows _ the sea.4 A range of mountains runs along the _ coast.onsouthwesternoneasternoppositeoffalonginintowestern5 Seven small islands of different sizes lie _ the _ coast.6 The _ part of the island is covered by forest.7 There is a _ that ru

3、ns _ the mountains and the forest, from Winfield on the _ coast to Turnpike _ the _ of the island.8 There is a railway line runs in an almost horizontal line from _ in the centre of the island to _ on the eastern coast.offeasternsouthernrailway linebetweensouthwesterninmiddleTurnpikeEpsonNew Zealand

4、s flagMap of New ZealandNorthIslandSouth IslandNational bird- kiwi MaoriWellington, New ZealandWellington, New Zealand Capital of New Zealand, wraps around Port Nicholson on Cook Strait, which separates the countrys two main islands. Its busy seaport and rail terminus link the city to the rest of th

5、e country and to its international trading partners.AucklandAuckland, , New Zealands largest city, is an New Zealands largest city, is an important seaport and naval base, as well as important seaport and naval base, as well as the home port for a large fishing fleet.the home port for a large fishin

6、g fleet.ChristchurchChristchurch, the largest city on New , the largest city on New Zealands South Island, is an important Zealands South Island, is an important transportation, manufacturing, and education transportation, manufacturing, and education center. Several institutions of higher learning

7、center. Several institutions of higher learning are located here.are located here. Queenstown Queenstown, pictured here, is on the interior of South Island. But it is North Island thatcontains most of New Zealands population.The Canterbury Plains form the largest lowland area in New Zealand. Located

8、 on the South Island east of the Southern Alps, the plains provide fertile land for farming and livestock grazing.Mount Taranaki, also called Mount Egmont, is a solitary peak rising in the extreme west of North Island. The extinct volcano stands 2518 m (8261 ft) high and is one of a number of volcan

9、oes on the island. Maori Warrior The Maori were the First settlers of New Zealand.Maori society on the islands eventually became organized into tribes, andwarfare between groups may have been frequent.True or false statements:( )1.New Zealand is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean to the south and east.

10、( )2.Wellington and Auckland lie on the South Island of New Zealand while Christchurch and Queenstown on the North Island.( )3.It rains hardly in New Zealand all through a year.( )4.Many cities in New Zealand lie on a bay and have a natural deep harbor.( )5.The kiwi, which only lives in New Zealand

11、and cannot fly, is called its national bird.( )6.Autearoa, meaning land of the long white cloud, was called about 1000 years ago by the British.( )7.The Maori were the earliest people to this land.( )8.Captain Cook possessed the islands around 1421. F FnorthF FNorthSouthFa lotTTFMaori.TF1769.Main id

12、ea of each paragraph & Questions:Para 1.Geographical feature and citiesGeography(1) Whats the location of NZ?Qs:(2) Whatre the waters in relation to NZ?(3) How many cities are there mentioned in this paragraph?Para 2.Climate / weather Climate(1) Whats the main type of climate ?(2) What are the s

13、easons like? Qs:Para 3.The landscapes we can see in NZ(1) What is the landscape like in NZ?NatureQs:(2) Where can we see volcanoes and hot springs?(3) Whats NZs national bird? Para 4.Qs:The history of New Zealand History(2) What was NZ called 1000 years ago?(3) What did they bring into NZ when they

14、settled ?(4) Who has ever been related to NZ besides the Chinese captain Zheng?(5) Which day is still considered as a national holiday in NZ today? GeographyClimateNatureHistory(1) Who were the earliest settlers?Fill in the blanks according to the text:New Zealand is an island that lies o_ the east

15、of Aus-tralia.It is made up of _ large islands.It has a mildsea climate,while the north is s_.The ocean and seas s_ the islands are deep blue.It has anatural l_ with green hills and mountains.The_ Island is famous for an area of hot springs.Someof this heat near the earths s_ is used to makeelectric

16、ity.The most famous animal l_ there called_ is its national bird.The _ is the earliest peo-ple to come to New Zealand.They mainly settled in NorthIsland.Captain James Cook took p_of the islandsin _.The Maori signed an a_ with the newsettlers. The day is still celebrated as its _ Day.Its on the _ of

17、February every year.fftwoubtropicalurroundingandscapeNorthurfaceivingKiwiMaoriossession1769greementNationalsixthPlease retell the text according to the clues below:Geography island, eastern coast of Australia, two islands, Climate mild sea, subtropical, Dec to Feb, June to AugNature the ocean and se

18、as sand beaches natural landscape Hot springs, kiwiHistory Maori, Aotearoa Abel Tasman, 1642 James Cook, 1769 agreement, Feb 6th, National DayPost-reading1. Multiple choices:1)Which of the following refers to New Zealand? A.It is made up of four parts Wales, England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.B.

19、It consists of four parts Hokkaido, Kyushu, Honshu and Shikoku.C. There are two parts in it North Island and South Island.D. It is made up of three islands, including Bali Island.2)What does the words “ these settlers” in Para 4 refers to? A.Englishmen B. Europeans C.Americans D.Polynesians3)Whats the Chinese for the word “hot spring” in the text? A.暖春 B. 加熱了的彈簧 C. 溫泉 D. 受人崇拜的年輕人4)Which of the statements is NOT TRUE? A. Maldives