Questionbank

Wild and uncultivated foods are in the domain of which atua

Match the name of the leader to their responsibilities

In what situation does the concept of mauri create 'ethical' issues for Māori?

What was the reason for the 'Dawn Raids' of the early 1970s?

The final wishes of the dying, are called what?

How did Māori date the arrival of waka to Aotearoa New Zealand?

The soul or spirit as defined by Māori is called the _________

The immediate family of the deceased is known as

Who was the Minister of Native Affairs and leader of the fight against Te Whiti and Tohu?

North Is town was known as the 'Hell hole" b/c lawlessness, drunkeness and prostitution?

The heke of the whare tipuna represent the

What type of waka (canoe) was used for the first migrations to Aotearoa?

According to Whatahoro, the first human woman was

What is Kura Kaupapa?

Match the atua to their realm of responsibility

Traditionally, which social group was the principal political and social entity?

When do we receive our wairua?

According to Ngāi Tahu tradition, Raki was Papatūānuku's

What did Te Whiti-o-Rongomai and Tohu Kakahi wear to demonstrate their commitment to peace?

The supreme atua is

The two different types of kawa relating to the whaikorero are

The principle of holding on to land and at the centre of the development of the Kingitanga is

Where can you experience te reo Māori today?

Which Māori woman was the figure head for the Land March in 1975

What were the main reasons for Māori migration to urban centres?

What 'sin' caused the dawn maiden to become the atua of death?

Who was the Minister of Native Affairs and leader of the fight against Te Whiti and Tohu?

Who led the Bastion Point occupation?

According to Ngā Puhi and Ngāti Kahungunu, the only atua to stand up to Tāwhirimatea was

What is the most important quality of a chief?

In 1941 Thomas Fletcher identified the best subjects for Native Secondary Schools as ...

Why was Parliament worried about un-educated Māori?

The temporary structure built to house a dying person was called the

"We did not inherit the land: we have it on loan from our grandchildren" embodies...

Māori religious movements aligned themselves with which of Noah's sons?

According to Ngāi Tahu creation narratives, Takaroa was Papatūānuku's

In Article One of the Māori text of the Treaty of Waitangi, Māori gave the Queen

Match the atua to their realm of responsibility

Which of the following is another way of understanding 'push and pull factors' for migration?

Which of the following show how Māori have challenged to the Crown?

Who was the first European explorer to reach New Zealand?

Match the phrase with the article it appears in from the Treaty of Waitangi:

Which prophet was visited by the Holy Ghost?

What year did Thomas Kendall start the first mission school?

'Creeping Confiscation' was initiated by the Government

Picking up the taki during the powhiri process

Where would you find ≠ between the health, edu and SES of indigenous vs non-indigenous

Food being passed over someone's head, would be considered a conflict of which concepts?

During the powhiri process, which act is an expression of the mana of women?

A key motivation for introducing the Tohunga Suppression Act 1907 was to prevent

If a pregnant woman was to enter an urupā, this would be

Pompallier arrived in the Hokianga in 1838, with which religious denomination was he associated

Put these activities in the order that they would appear in a powhiri

1980s initiatives to revitalise tikanga and te reo Māori within education involved ...

Which branch of government would deal with the administration of Māori land?

In Article Three of the Treaty of Waitangi, Māori were granted

In 2001 what percentage of the Māori population could speak te reo Māori?

Traditionally Māori identity was based on membership to what?

Which piece of legislation got Māori to 'buy in' to the Western system of education?

It is believed that the ancestors of Māori migrated from

The name given to female leaders is

Match the statement about participation/identification with the 'degree' of Māoriness

Whānau is the term for family, what is its literal meaning?

When did James Cook arrive in NZ?

NZs postWWII boom needed pacific labour what romanticised view NZ was pitched to Pacific people

What is the english name for Takaparawha?

The primary purpose of the wero is to

The Boyd attack occurred in ____ (give your answer in numbers)

Whakapapa links te taha wairua and te taha kikokiko, te taha wairua refers to

On average, each migratory canoe to Aotearoa carried

During early trade with Europeans, which did Māori NOT establish trade with Europeans?

What was taught in the Mission schools?

Which prophet founded the 'millenial community' at Maunga-pōhatu?

Which prophet founded the Ringatū faith?

A better translation for 'sovereignty' in the Māori version of the Treaty of Waitangi?

Tāne-mahuta is the atua of

Order these social groups from smallest to largest: iwi, hapu, whanau, waka

The principle of holding on to land and at the centre of the development of the Kingitanga is

Which of the following groups initiated a Māori language week?

Who succeeded King Mahuta?

At least __ generations of absence are required for ahi-kā to be extinguished

Native School Amendment Act relieved Māori of __ responsibility for Native School establishment

Native School curriculum for Māori focused on?

Land rights ceded to an outsider are known as

In what year was the first Māori language week held?

A 'closed season' in resource management is

'Pepper-potting' = indirect measure to slowly integrate Māori into Pākehā society

Servants that served the rangatira were called

The Native Schools were used as a form of

Hapū is the term for the subtribe, what is its literally meaning ?

What event occurred on the 5th of November 1881?

The central philosophy in education for Māori in the early Native Schools was

Hine-tītama fled to Rarohenga, because she found out her husband was also her

The first actions by those who first arrived on their waka to Aotearoa?

Who was the first Governor of New Zealand?

During the wero, a warrior places a ______ on the ground

The Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 3 places in the South Island

Mana __________ is the type received through the power of the gods

Cultural hegemony can be defined as control by ____________

The karanga is initiated by

According to Ngāi Tahu tradition, which atua initiated separation of parents, Raki and Papa?

In what year was the first Māori language week held?

Identify two Māori driven education initiatives.

What are the six aspects of the Meihana Model used with patient and whānau?

Match the statements to the article of the the Treaty of Waitangi they can be found in

The ________ is considered to be the older sibling

Who arrived in New Zealand on the 29th of January 1840?

Ratana formed an alliance with which New Zealand political party?

Who was mainly responsible for the translation of the Treaty of Waitangi from English to Māori?

This memorial stone commemorates the Parihaka prisoners, where is it?

Traditionally Māori identity was based on membership to what?

What is the approximate median age of Aotearoa New Zealand's young Māori population?

Pacific people migrated to New Zealand for the following main reasons:

Which of these structures on the marae is NOT tapu

What is Kōhunga Reo?

Who travelled to England in 1820 and met King George IV?

In the Māori worldview, what are the dual meanings of mua, in regards to time and space?

What was the justification for implementing a British model of education on Māori?

The hongi symbolically represents

According to Ngā Puhi and Ngāti Kahungunu tradition, which atua separated Rangi & Papatūānuku?

What date was the colonial government established in New Zealand? (unsure!)

Take raupatu are land rights obtained through

How many chiefs in total signed the declaration of independence?

Waewae tapu is a concept applied to

Which prophet was visited by the Holy Ghost?

The ______________ represent the fingers of the ancestor on the whare tipuna

Due to Maui's final escapade, what bird is considered an omen of death?

Which of the following is an example of negative tapu?

The marae atea is considered to be the realm of which atua

Which of the following statements is incorrect?

What was banned in the school playground after 1900?

Which prophet founded the Ringatū faith?

When we die in Aotearoa and at the completion of the tangihanga, our wairua travels

What year was the Waitangi Tribunal established?

Mana _________ is the type that is received through the deeds and achievements of an individual

The tāhuhu of the whare tipuna represents the

How many chiefs signed the Māori version of the Treaty of Waitangi?

Which legislation established NZs "national, free, secular and compulsory 1º schools"

When did Māori start to leave their rural lifestyle?

Which of the following is not a push factor for migration to urban centres?

Traditionally the tūpāpaku was displayed

Traditionally, education of children was taught....

The 1970 National Advisory Committee on Education attributed the failure of Māori students to

What year was the Māori Declaration of Independece signed?

The principle of holding on to land and at the centre of the development of the Kingitanga is

By what year were all Māori children being taught in general public schools?

The maihi on the whare tipuna are considered to represent

Where did Hone Heke cut down the flagpole?

By what year were all Māori children being taught in general public schools?

How many generations usually made up the traditional, productive whānau unit?

The Declaration of Independence of New Zealand was signed in

What are the five stars of Te Pae Mahutonga health model?

To confiscate large amounts of land "on paper" and slowly "nibble" away at the land is called

Land and placenta is

Match the Māori term with its English equivalent

The name given to female leaders is

the land of milk and honey = romanticised view enticed pacific people to migrate but really is

In which case was the Treaty of Waitangi deemed a "mere nullity"?

What must you do to complete the powhiri process?

Te Ua Haumene was associated with which prophet movement?

According to Dr Anae, Pacific people selfdefine and selfalign their identity according to:

The famous song about the Great Fleet, names how many canoe?

The explorer Marc-Joseph Marion Du Fresne and 26 of his men were killed and eaten because,

Entrepreneur: seal boat. Fortune: sealing, whaling, potatoes, transport. 1838: 40 whaleboats...

What are the four cornerstones of the Whare Tapa Wha model?

Rongo is the atua of cultivated foods and _______

Kāwana is a term that Māori understood due to its use in the Bible for

What was the purpose of the Native Schools or Māori Village Day schools?

What year did te reo Māori become an official language of Aotearoa New Zealand?

Which terms means tribe and bones?

Where was the first mission station established?

What two elements are consistently used as a means of whakanoa?

The maihi on the whare tipuna are considered to represent

What do you need to be able to identify as Māori?