Which of the following is true?
A) New Zealand is only about 100 miles from Australia.
B) While much of interior Australia is desert, much of interior New Zealand is
mountainous.
C) The capital of New Zealand is Auckland.
D) New Zealand is comprised of three large islands.
E) Most of New Zealand's population lives in the interior of the country.

Options (B)

Explanation:

New Zealand is an island country, located adjacent to the great pacific ocean. Whereas, the country of Australia is located towards the north-western side of New Zealand, at a distance of about 2500 miles.

The capital of Australia is Canberra, and the capital of New Zealand is Wellington.

Most of the interior Australia is comprised of desert where there occurs little or no rainfall, whereas there occurs large mountains at the central portion of New Zealand and is mainly due to the presence of active plate margin.

There are about 600 large islands in New Zealand, and majority of its population lives in Aukland, which is located in the extreme northern side of the country.

Thus, the correct statement is option (B).