NZESOLTeacher: This Months Photo Quiz!

Gidday! Welcome to the July photo quiz!

Each month there are new photos about New Zealand culture eg nature, food, special days etc. Look at each photo and read the text carefully. You can click each photo to make it bigger. Answer the questions at the end of each section and check your answers.

Things to see and do
1. Windscreen wipers on your car	2. Rain over the bush	3. Young girls going to their first ball

		Click the photo to see the preball photo.

4. Cows and the Rumataka ranges	5. Road signs	6. Rugby and netball
Photos 1 - 5: Things to see and do, Popular activities in July include Rugby - watching test matches on TV and playing it, netball, walking and driving in the rain and the ball season has started! There are after ball parties too. Photo 1 shows a very important part of your car - the windscreen wiper. It rains a lot in July and you need them working. Rain in the bush is photo 2. Bush means New Zealand forest. The skyline is pines and the foreground is bush. Photo 3 is beautiful young high school girls off to a ball - a formal dress dance and dinner. When you click the photo you can see a preball party with a big group of high school girls and boys. Photo 4 is cows in an old cornfield with fog on the Rumataka Ranges in the distance. There is snow on the top of these mountains. Photo 5: Watch out for 'red light camera ahead' signs because if you speed or 'run a red light' there is an instant fine. Too many people are not stopping at a red traffic light! Photos 6: Young boys playing Rugby and young girls playing netball.


	Food

7. Heads of garlic	8. Spring onions and a leek (the big one)	9. Kiwifruit


Photos 7 & 8: Winter vegetables: You plant garlic on the shortest day in June and harvest it on the longest day in December. Spring onions (on the right) and garlic are in season and used in soups and stir fries. Leeks are larger than spring onions. Photo 9: Kiwifruit. The left ones are green and the right ones are golden kiwifruit (kiwi and zespri are their names in other countries). In New Zealand a kiwi is a famous bird and slang for a New Zealander. They are cheap now, high in vitamin C and great for colds and flu.


	1. A windscreen wiper a) is part of a car. b) moves rain off your windscreen. c) is on your front windscreen. d) All of the above.	2. The girls in the photo a) are not talking to each other because they have had an argument. b) are going to Mc Donald's. c) are wearing ball dresses. d) are relaxing and drinking a beer.
	3. Spring onions are smaller than leeks. a) True b) False c) Not Given	4. The Rumataka Ranges are a line of mountains behind the cows. a) True b) False c) Not Given
	5. 'Running a red light' probably means not stopping at a red traffic light and going straight through the intersection. a) True b) False c) Not Given