How will you describe kiwis in general?

Question

Im referring to new zealanders?

passion,hobbits,work attitude,etc.

Answer 1

Opinionated, ignorant, lazy, poor drivers, aggressive, violent..

...generally great people - but be warned!

Answer 2

Friendly, smart, innovative, curious, FRIENDLY, FRIENDLY!  Most are very proud of their country, the land, and enjoy talking with foreigners.  Many have traveled quite a bit.  Tend to be very political.  Have an attitude of KEEP IT SIMPLE.  I love kiwis.

Answer 3

small oval fruit with fuzzy brown exterior and sweet/sour green juicy interior with circle of small dark seeds that are eatable inside

Answer 4

They are relax but very responsible people. They like outdoor activities and they enjoy their country the most. Pretty good people to talk to and have the most beautifle country to share

Answer 5

The People, Bird, or the Fruit(:

ha well the people are Tough&Nice.

The fruit is yummy.

and the bird is strange.

heh(:

Answer 6

Outside:  Fuzzy, greenish brown, small and round.

Inside:  Sweet, sour, juicy, green, small seeds.

Answer 7

A kiwi is a bird about the size of a domestic fowl.  It is a forest dweller and is largely nocturnal.  It has no wings that you can see (although tiny wing stubs exist).  It has solid legs and a long beak that it uses to search for insects etc.  It lays huge eggs and it the national bird of New Zealand

People who live in New Zealand are sometimes call Kiwis after the national bird.  The original inhabitants of NZ were Maori, and are Polynesian.  Most early migration was people of British extraction   The British signed a treaty with the Maori in 1840, and relations between the two groups is pretty friendly.  New Zealanders are in general easy-going and relaxed.  The country lends itself to many outdoor activities.

For many years a fruit of the actinidia family has been cultivated in NZ.  This used to be called a chinese gooseberry, but marketing activities renamed it "kiwi fruit" because it bore a passing resemblance to the bird and was popular in NZ.

Answer 8

green and yummy