2. Believe in everything

3. Fishing

4. Newfoundland University

5. Students basically study, work, pick up girls, pick up a few more if they have money, and pick up a few less if they don't have money

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7, Newfound? Newfoundland is the most affirmative

Newfoundland

① Atlantic island off the east coast of North America, belonging to Newfoundland province of Canada. Outside St. Lawrence Bay. To the north, Bell Island Strait faces Labrador Peninsula, and to the southwest, it is separated by cabot Strait and Nova Scotia Peninsula. It covers an area of 112, square kilometers. Most of the coastal areas are cliffs over 6 meters, while the inland areas are low plateaus with bare rocks and little fluctuation. Generally, the height is over 3 meters, and the highest point is 814 meters above sea level. The major rivers all flow northeast into the Atlantic Ocean. The coast is tortuous, with many peninsulas and harbors. It has a cold continental climate. Leng Xia is cool and humid in winter, and the annual rainfall is about 1,-1,5mm. It's foggy Coniferous forests grow in most areas, mainly spruce and pine. There are mineral deposits such as iron, copper, silver, asbestos and oil. Newfoundland Shoal in the southeast, where cold and warm currents meet, is one of the largest fishing grounds in the world.

② A province in eastern Canada, the youngest province in Canada, joined the Canadian Federation in 1949 and became the tenth province in Canada. Located in the northeast corner of Canada, near the Atlantic coast. It consists of Newfoundland and the eastern part of Labrador Peninsula, separated by the Bell Island Strait, with the narrowest point of only 15 kilometers. Covering an area of 45,72 square kilometers, most of the land is inaccessible forests, swamps, lakes and mountains. Population: 573, (199), distributed in small coastal cities. Most of them make a living by fishing. St. johns, the provincial capital. John Cabot, an Englishman, arrived in 1497, and was officially declared British possession in 1583. However, until the end of the 18th century, only some fishing boats fished here, and the population increased slowly, resulting in a serious loss of young people. The climate is cold and humid. Because the harbor is frozen in winter, fishing boats can't go out to sea. Fishermen live for half a year and receive unemployment benefits from the government for half a year. In addition, in recent years, governments have continuously expanded coastal fishing areas, and Canadian fishing boats can enter fewer and fewer fishing grounds, which greatly affects fishermen's income. The coast twists and turns Most of the mainland is plateau. Hamilton River, the main river. The development of Labrador Iron Mine has made the economy develop rapidly. The output of iron ore accounts for 52% of the whole country. The main industries are papermaking, pulp, petroleum and aquatic products processing. The main cities are st. johns and Kona Brook.