1What does the term 'shelf life' refer to in the context of pharmaceuticals?
The period during which a product remains effective when stored correctly
The time it takes to produce the medication
The duration a medication can be marketed
The time before a medication must be reordered
Multiple Choicepharmaceuticalmedicalvocabulary
Shelf life indicates the time during which a pharmaceutical product retains its specified potency and quality when stored under recommended conditions, ensuring effectiveness for patient use.
2Which of these are major geographical features of New Zealand's South Island?
Fiordland
Canterbury Plains
Franz Josef Glacier
Rotorua geothermal area
Select All That Applynew zealandgeographyfeaturesSubmitted by: The Admin
Fiordland, Canterbury Plains, and Franz Josef Glacier are all on the South Island. Rotorua is on the North Island.
3New Zealand's Exclusive Economic Zone is one of the largest in the world, covering approximately how many square kilometers?
4 million
1 million
10 million
500,000
Multiple Choicenew zealandgeographyoceaneezSubmitted by: The Admin
New Zealand's EEZ covers about 4 million square kilometers, making it the 7th largest in the world.
4The ____ Triangle is a volcanic area in the central North Island containing multiple active volcanoes.
Taupo
Auckland
Rotorua
Tongariro
Fill in Blanknew zealandgeographyvolcanoesSubmitted by: The Admin
The Taupo Volcanic Zone is a highly active volcanic area stretching from White Island to Mount Ruapehu.
5The Ninety Mile Beach, despite its name, is actually approximately ____ kilometers long.
88
145
55
200
Fill in Blanknew zealandgeographybeachesfun factsSubmitted by: The Admin
Ninety Mile Beach in Northland is actually only about 88 kilometers (55 miles) long, not 90 miles.
6New Zealand has a maritime climate, meaning it experiences extreme temperature variations throughout the year.
True
False
True or Falsenew zealandgeographyclimateSubmitted by: The Admin
New Zealand has a temperate maritime climate with relatively mild temperatures year-round, not extreme variations.
7Which of these facts about New Zealand are true?
It has no native land snakes
It was a British colony
It's closer to Antarctica than to Asia
It has active volcanoes
Select All That Applynew zealandgeneralfun factsSubmitted by: The Admin
New Zealand has no native snakes, was a British colony, and has active volcanoes. However, it's closer to Australia and Asia than to Antarctica.
8The ____ is New Zealand's flightless national bird.
Kiwi
Moa
Takahe
Weka
Fill in Blanknew zealandanimalssymbolsSubmitted by: The Admin
The kiwi is New Zealand's iconic flightless bird and national symbol.
9In 1931, a devastating earthquake struck which New Zealand city, killing over 250 people?
Napier
Wellington
Christchurch
Auckland
Multiple Choicenew zealandhistorydisasters1930sSubmitted by: The Admin
The Hawke's Bay earthquake on February 3, 1931, devastated Napier and Hastings, killing 256 people.
10Lake Taupo, New Zealand's largest lake, was formed by a massive volcanic eruption.
True
False
True or Falsenew zealandgeographylakesvolcanoesSubmitted by: The Admin
Lake Taupo occupies a caldera created by a supervolcanic eruption around 1800 years ago, one of the most powerful in recorded history.