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Mount Cook National Park - Quiz
Contributed by: Fernandes
  • 1. Which countries have a national park named Mount Cook?
A) United States and Australia
B) Australia and New Zealand
C) New Zealand only
D) Canada and New Zealand
  • 2. What is the full name of the Mount Cook National Park in New Zealand?
A) Cook / Aoraki National Park
B) Mount Cook / Aoraki National Park
C) New Zealand / Mount Cook National Park
D) Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park
  • 3. In which country is the Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park located?
A) United States
B) Canada
C) New Zealand
D) Australia
  • 4. Which of the following is true about Mount Cook National Parks?
A) Both parks are located within the same country.
B) Mount Cook National Park is located only in New Zealand.
C) There are two separate parks named Mount Cook, one in Australia and one in New Zealand.
D) Australia has two national parks named Mount Cook.
  • 5. What does 'Aoraki' refer to?
A) An Australian mountain
B) A river in New Zealand
C) The Māori name for Mount Cook
D) A national park in Canada
  • 6. What is the primary feature of Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park?
A) Mount Cook, the tallest mountain in New Zealand
B) Uluru/Ayers Rock
C) Fiordland National Park
D) The Great Barrier Reef
  • 7. Which of these parks is located in Australia?
A) Mount Cook National Park, Australia
B) Fiordland National Park
C) Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park
D) Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
  • 8. Which national park is associated with the Māori name 'Aoraki'?
A) Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park
B) Mount Cook National Park, Australia
C) Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park in New Zealand
D) Fiordland National Park
  • 9. What is the significance of 'Aoraki' in relation to Mount Cook?
A) 'Aoraki' is the name of a nearby city.
B) 'Aoraki' refers to a river near Mount Cook.
C) 'Aoraki' is the Māori name for Mount Cook.
D) 'Aoraki' is an Australian national park.
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