| A | B |
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| Tasman Sea | body of water between Australia and New Zealand |
| manuka | small shrubs that grow on New Zealand's volcanic soil |
| fjord | inlet of the sea that cuts into land;long, narrow fingers of the sea |
| geothermal power | electricity produced from natural steam |
| Wellington | national capital of New Zealand; found on North Island |
| Auckland | major port city in New Zealand on North Island |
| North Island | northern part of New Zealand |
| South Island | southern part of New Zealand |
| Maori | the first people in New Zealand originally from Polynesia |
| kiwi | national symbol of New Zealand; a long beaked bird that cannot fly |
| Southern Alps | mountain chain on New Zealand's South Island |
| Mt. Cook | highest mountain peak in New Zealand |
| Canterbury Plains | largest area of flat land in New Zealand |
| eucalyptus | tree found only in Australia |
| Christchurch | industrial city on New Zealand's South Island |
| New Zealand | island country in the southwestern Pacific |
| cricket | British game with a bat and ball |
| rugby | British form of football |
| July | coldest month in New Zealand and Australia |
| January and February | warmest months in New Zealand and Australia |
