Презентация по английскому языку на тему Новая Зеландия

New Zealand

New Zealand is a relatively large Northern and Southern Islands, as well as almost 700 tiny islands of Polynesia, washed by the waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Tasman Sea. Despite the fact that due to its remoteness, the country is considered one of the most inaccessible travel destinations, the tourist business here is at a decent level. If earlier a distant corner was strongly associated with sheep herds and meditative green landscapes, today New Zealand is increasingly mentioned in conjunction with such concepts as extreme attractions, ecotourism and water sports.

Prehistory

Capital Wellington

Wellington is a beautiful and cozy city, with a lot of bridges, viaducts, tunnels, parks and squares. One of the most interesting buildings of the capital is the round parliament building, which the townspeople call a beehive.

Population size

The population, according to the results of the official census of 2013, is more than 4 million people (according to estimates at the beginning of 2017 - more than 4.8 million people), it is the largest country in Oceania. It ranks 121st in the world in terms of population, go to the section and 75 by territory.

Currency and Official languages

The official languages are English, Maori and New Zealand Sign language.
New Zealand Dollar

SkY Tower

No matter where in the country you find yourself, from everywhere you can see the top of a monumental structure pointing to the center of Auckland.

Waimangu Valley of Geysers

In this valley, nature itself has created a hydrothermal system of geysers that shoot directly from the ground to a height of up to 30 meters.

Waitomo Caves

These famous karst caves are a real masterpiece created by nature itself for millions of years.

Hobbiton Village

Many people also associate the lands of New Zealand with the works of the writer J. Tolkien. Fans of the famous film trilogies "The Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit" probably know what to visit in New Zealand.

climate

The climate of New Zealand varies from warm subtropical in the north of the North Island, to cool temperate in the south and central regions of the South Island; in mountainous areas, a harsh Alpine climate prevails. The chain of high Southern Alps divides the country in half and, blocking the way to the prevailing westerly winds, divides it into two different climatic zones. The west coast of the South Island is the wettest part of the country; the eastern part, located just 100 kilometers from it— is the driest.

Animals of New Zealand

New Zealand Navy Seal

ermine

Bristle - tailed possum

White - winged penguin

Crested thick - billed penguin

Big grey kiwi

Takahe