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Once I visited North Island, the northern part of New Zealand. I had been invited to spend a holiday with some friends who had taken a house for the summer on the outskirts of Maori village of Ohinometu near the town of Rotorua. The Maoris, as I expect you know, are the natives of New Zealand. Rotorua lies in the centre of a district known as the Hot Spring district, where the water is not only hot but also boiling. You see it bubbling away in pools. My friends live in a wooden house as do the Maoris themselves. They build wooden houses because earthquakes are frequent and a wooden house does not cause much damage when falling as a brick house would do. On Sunday we went to the Church, just a kilometre away from the local post-office.

The Maoris are *

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A) foreigners to New Zealand.

C) the dwellers of Hot Spring district.

D) are business men of New Zealand.

B) the natives of New Zealand.

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Maori village is *

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B) in the heart of New Zealand.

C) on the outskirts of Ohinometu.

D) in the centre of Hot Spring desert.

A) near the town of Rotorua.

The villagers of Maori build wooden houses *

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B) because those houses will cost them loss.

C) because wood is plenty in New Zealand.

D) because wooden houses are stronger than brick houses.

A) because when an earthquake occurs there will be less danger.

On Sunday the writer went to *

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C) the local post-office.

A) see his friends.

B) the church.

D) see the hot springs,

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The writer went to New Zealand *

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C) as his children were there.

B) as he wanted to do some job there.

A) on his official duty.

D) as his friends invited him to come there.

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