New Zealand # Economy And Climate

The better the economy of the country, the more are the chances of you getting a job. Even more, to live in a country it is very important that the climate of the country suits you. Let us today, talk about the economy and climate of New Zealand.

ECONOMY

The economy of New Zealand is a market economy that depends greatly on international trade, mainly with Australia, the European Union, the United States, China, South Korea and Japan. The closure agreement with Australia makes its economy closely aligned with the economy of Australia.

New Zealand has a size able service sector accounting for 63% of its GDP growth. It includes, entertainment, the government, telecommunication, mass media, public health, consulting, franchising etc.  The manufacturing sector has shown strong export performance growth, which has encouraged investment and employment growth.

The major capital market is the New Zealand Exchange, known as NZX. The New Zealand dollar is the 10th most traded currency in the world.

Tourism is a fundamental contributor to New Zealand’s economy and way of life.Tourism contributes almost 9% of gross domestic product (GDP) as well as directly and indirectly employing nearly one in ten New Zealanders.

CLIMATE

The climate of New Zealand, is a source of income for many people in New Zealand. It has been named as the Land Of The Long White Cloud. New Zealand has  has mild temperatures, moderately high rainfall, and many hours of sunshine throughout most of the country. Its climate is dominated by two main geographical features — the mountains and the sea.
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IELTS Requirement To Go To New Zealand

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New Zealand is fast becoming a favorite choice of people for either study or work purpose. No matter, it is for study or work, you need to give the IELTS exam, to get there. Today let us have a look at what would you require to have, if you want to go to New Zealand, for work.

  1. An IELTS score of overall band 4 (or 3 if you are under the Investor 2). Make sure the certificate is less than two years.
  2. evidence that you have an English speaking background.
  3. evidence that you have been employed in New Zealand for a position that requires you to speak English for at least 12 months.

Other than this, you can even show your competency in English by either of the following ways-

  • your current country of residence.
  • countries you may have lived in before
  • how long you were in each country
  • whether you speak any languages other than English
  • your family’s ability to speak English
  • whether your family members speak any languages other than English
  • your previous or current work and the level of English language skills required, and
  • your qualifications and the level of English language skills they required.

Either ways, you will still be required to provide an IELTS certificate to work in New Zealand. So, what are you waiting for, go prepare for your IELTS, score high and live your dream.

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IELTS Speaking Sample Answer # Colors

It is very possible that a topic be asked in either of your section of IELTS. So, for instance, a topic like color can be asked either in part I or part II of the speaking section.

Today, let us have a look at some of the possible questions and answers related to colors that can be asked in IELTS speaking part I.

What was your favorite color when you were a child?

As a child, I remember not being very much fussy about the color, I loved all of them and there was nothing like favoritism for any color. There were times when I loved violet, the other times red, sometimes yellow and on and on.

Do you think colors are important?

Well, I think yes. Colors tend to suggest the mood of a person and bring more of spark in a particular day. Like, on a wedding , people tend to wear bright clothes and it uplifts the entire mood. I think every color has its own significance, and they bring that significance alive.

Is color very important for you when buying clothes?

For me, the only thing that matters while buying clothes is that it should look good on me. So, I really don’t bother much about the color as long as the dress is looking nice on me.

If you were to paint the walls of your room, what color would you choose?

I would prefer white or beige color for the walls, with some drawing or styling done on the room. White or beige make the room look more spacious and I like room to be spacious and the styling brings more of personal touch to the room.

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IELTS Speaking Sample Answer # Humour

Laugh, we all do. Rarely is a person who has yet not laughed. So, if you get questions on Humor or laugh, it would  mostly be in the first part of the speaking section. Now, let us have a look at some of the questions related to humor and their possible answers.

What kind of things make you laugh?

Well, mostly sarcastic things tend to make me laugh. When I am with my friends and family, someone is pulling each others leg, things go really tickling. Other than that, the comedians who take sarcastic note on the things happening in real life, I find them funny.

Do you like making other people laugh?

Oh! I love it. I believe, humor is that one thing that make people more comfortable with each other. Even it is really good during those heavy times. So, I really like people smiling and try and make more people smile.

Do you think it is important for people to laugh?

Yes, laughing makes things easier.Just imagine, someone is state of misery, but even they can smile at that time, it makes misery look very small. More importantly, we have got this one life, not laughing because of some stupid tensions, does not makes sense to me.

Is laughing the same as feeling happy?

I think it is not exactly the same, feeling happy is more of like a state of mind. So, people may be happy when they achieve something or when they are with their loved ones, it does not mean they need to laugh. On the other hand, laughter is more like an expression, you tend to laugh when something funny happens.

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