Who became the prime minister of New Zealand for a third term in 2005?
Correct answer: B. Helen Clark
- A. Jenny Shipley
- B. Helen Clark
- C. Jim Bolger
- D. Don Brash
Explanation
Helen Clark continued as New Zealand’s Prime Minister after the 2005 general election, beginning her third term. Jenny Shipley and Jim Bolger were earlier National Party prime ministers, while Don Brash did not become prime minister.
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