CLEAN: New Zealand geared up for rugby World Cup

The transcript discusses the importance of rugby in New Zealand, highlighting it as the nation's number one game. It explores the challenges faced by New Zealand in winning the Rugby World Cup, including geographical isolation and competition. The excitement and preparation for the World Cup are emphasized, with hopes of winning at home. The Rugby World Cup is described as the biggest event ever held in New Zealand, underscoring its significance to the country.

Why is rugby considered important in New Zealand?

• It is the number one game in New Zealand.

• It is played only in New Zealand.

• It is the national game of Brazil.

• It is not popular in New Zealand.

What is a major emotional challenge New Zealand faces regarding the Rugby World Cup?

• Not participating in the World Cup.

• Waiting a long time for a victory.

• Having too many victories.

• Winning every time.

What is one of the biggest challenges New Zealand faces in international rugby?

• Having no challenges at all.

• Being located at the end of the world.

• Being too close to international markets.

• Having too many neighboring countries.

Which country is New Zealand's closest neighbor in terms of rugby?

• Brazil

• Australia

• South Africa

• England

Why is the Rugby World Cup significant for New Zealand?

• It is the smallest event ever held in New Zealand.

• It is only important to Australia.

• It is not important to New Zealand.

• It is the biggest event New Zealand has ever hosted.