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Years of schooling
New Zealand schools designate school class levels based on the years of schooling of the student cohort, using 13 academic year levels, numbered 1 through to 13. Before 1995, a system of Forms, Standards and Juniors/Primers was used. Students turning five enter at Year 1 if they begin school at the beginning of the school year or before the cut-off date (31 March in legislation, later for most schools). Students who turn five late in the year may start in Year 0 or stay in Year 1 for the next school year, depending on their academic progress. The Ministry of Education draws a distinction between academic and funding year levels, the latter being based on when a student first starts school—students first starting school after July, who therefore do not appear on the July roll returns, are classified as being in Funding Year 0 that year, and are recorded as being in Year 1 on the next year's roll returns.
Primary education lasts eight years (Years 0–8). Depending on the area, the last two years of primary education may be taken at a primary school, at a secondary school, or at a separate intermediate school. Primary schools that go up to year 8 are known as full primaries.
Students generally transition to secondary education at age 12–13. Secondary education, also known as high school or college, lasts five years (Years 9–13).
Exercise 1.

1. 
   What is the capital of New Zealand?
   

1. 
   Adelaide
   
2. 
   Hamilton
   
3. 
   Wellington
   
4. 
   Christchurch
   

2. 
   New Zealand is located in the _________?
   

1. 
   North Atlantic Ocean
   
2. 
   South Atlantic Ocean
   
3. 
   North Pacific Ocean
   
4. 
   South Pacific Ocean
   

3. 
   The ___________ are New Zealand’s indigenous people?
   

1. 
   Bativa
   
2. 
   Indians
   
3. 
   Malazians
   
4. 
   Maori
   

4. 
   New Zealand is part of __________ ?
   

1. 
   Africa
   
2. 
   Australia
   
3. 
   North America
   
4. 
   Oceania
   

5. 
   What is the predominant language of New Zealand?
   

1. 
   Arabic
   
2. 
   English
   
3. 
   French
   
4. 
   Swahali
   

Exercise 2: At the beginning of book there is a map. You should find the Australia there and paint it.


Flags and Coat of arms