What does "number 8 wire" mean to New Zealanders? A. It represents the ingenuity of New Zealanders, who, it is said, can fix anything with some number 8 wire. B. It represents the racial struggles between Europeans and Maori and the wire that was used to create barriers. C. It represents the struggle of the bush, where number 8 wire was used to create rabbit-proof fencing. D. It represents the idea that New Zealanders are outdoorsy and like to work on ranches.

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Damian Arroyo

Geography

19 April, 15:08

What does "number 8 wire" mean to New Zealanders? A. It represents the ingenuity of New Zealanders, who, it is said, can fix anything with some number 8 wire. B. It represents the racial struggles between Europeans and Maori and the wire that was used to create barriers. C. It represents the struggle of the bush, where number 8 wire was used to create rabbit-proof fencing. D. It represents the idea that New Zealanders are outdoorsy and like to work on ranches.

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Evangeline Mckee · Answer 1

A. is your answer-basicly what I read was it is to be a New Zealanders way of creating amazing things, anyone can do it all they need is a piece of number 8 wire!