What design/style was commonly used in the tapas?

Abstract patterns and geometric motifs

How were gender roles applied in the culture pertaining the Hiapo (tapa)

Women used fibers, flowera, and leaves to make cloth, Men used wood, stone, or bone for rites and rituals

What is happening in this image?

Fijians are presenting mats and tapa cloths to the queen

What was the medium of this piece?

Wood, vegetable fiber, pigment and shell

Who and why wore the feather cape?

Hawaiian male nobility; chiefs wore them

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1
Who were the first people to live in the Nan Madol?
Royalty
Priests
Commoners
Slaves
2
What is the function of staff-god?
To apeace their gods
No one is really sure
For burial rituals
To hols the main temple in place during monsoon season
3
What design/style was commonly used in the tapas?
Abstract patterns and geometric motifs
Surrealist style
Realistic and cubic forms
Geometric patterns and romantic styles
4
How were gender roles applied in the culture pertaining the Hiapo (tapa)
Men used wood, stone, or bone for weapons and war
Women used fibers, flowera, and leaves to make cloth
Men used wood, stone, or bone for rites and rituals
All of the above
5
Along which centuries was the Nan Madol built?
13th-17th
5th-10th
11th-13th
16th-19th
6
What is happening in this image?
Fijians are presenting mats and tapa cloths to the queen
Fijians are preparing a ritualistic sacrifice
No one knows
Fijians are presenting mats and tapa cloths to the gods
7
What had to happen to the Malagan after each use?
It had to be destroyed
Another face had to be added
It had to be washed with water and oils
It had to get painted with different colors
8
What was special about the Mask (Buk) from Mabuiag Island?
Its function
Its patron
Its medium
The culture it belonged to
9
When were these feather capes used?
For ceremonies and burials
For battles and feasts
It was a daily garment
For ceremonies and battle
10
Where were most wooden sculptures from Nukuoro located?
Temples
Private homes
On top of the volcano
In front of the ocean
11
What did the malagan mask represent?
Ges
Dead ancestors
All of the above
Bush spirits
12
What was the medium of this piece?
Gold, bark, and red sand
Wood, leaves, rusted iron
Leaves, feathers, wood, and sea shells
Wood, vegetable fiber, pigment and shell
13
Who and why wore the feather cape?
Micronesian chiefs; they were considered gods
Slaves; the poor quality of the cape showed their low status
Hawaiian male nobility; they were considered gods
Hawaiian male nobility; chiefs wore them
14
What sticks told the movement of the currents in the rebbelib or Navigation chart?
The vertical and horizontal ones
Not the sticks, the little shells
The curved and diagonal ones
The horizontal and diagonal ones
15
What is the medium of the moai
Grey Basalt
Volcanic tuff
Black Limestone
Obsidian
16
True of False: The Buk mask was an individual piece
True
False
17
Who did this subject belong to?
The Hawaiians
The Māori
The Samoans
The Katāri
18
Who were the Easter Island moai commemorating?
Their ancestors
Their chiefs
No one, they were exclusively for decoration
Their deities
19
What activities were performed in the Nan Madol?
All of the above
Entombing the dead
Canoe Building
Food preparation
20
When was this paiting finished?
1675
1890
1960
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