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Polynesians arriving in New Zealand
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1
They had their own rules and customs for fishing called
rahui
inanga
korohe
tikanga
2
What does Polynesia look like on a map?
A triangle
An oval
An octogon
A square
3
What does the word 'Pacific' mean?
Salty
Peaceful
Specific
Blue
4
This is regarded as their homeland
Easter Island
Cook Islands
Society Islands
Hawaiki
5
What did the ancient Polynesians use to help them navigate?
Maps
The stars
Seaweed
GPS
6
This came in various sizes and was "the king of the tools"
a flax pounder
a weaving stick
a stone adze
a digging tool
7
The trunk of the canoes were buried to
to harden the wood
colour them black
to remove moisture
observe a religious custom
8
The had to change from pearl for decorating tools and use
soil
toetoe
paua
nikau
9
this was a large stone with a hole drilled through it
whistle
fish hook
anchor
pounder
10
They couldn't grow coconut, breadfruit or bananas in New Zealand because it was too
dry
salty
mountainous
cold
11
Another food they carried along with kumara, yams and bananas was
wheat
beef
chickens
breadfruit
12
They used a tame decoy bird to catch these
Kiwi
Titi
Weka
Kaka
13
This was brought as a food source - it is the
huia
koura
kiore
kure
14
This was how long ago polynesians first arrived
500 years
200 years
800 years
100 years
15
This bird was snared beside a water trough as they got thirsty eating berries
Kereru
Kiwi
kakariki
Kaka
16
What is the traditional name of New Zealand?
All Blacks
Aotearoa
Lapita
Old Zealand
17
this was used for storage bags
bull kelp
kina
tamure
kaimoana
18
place name that means "weeping waters"
Onerahi
Rotorua
Akaroa
Waitangi
19
Taruke koura were made from thin manuka rods to catch
snapper
crayfish
eels
kina
20
This was made from whalebone with a small head carved on one side
digging tool
pounder
comb
whistle
21
What is an outrigger?
A framework which sticks out of a canoe to give it stability
Ropes which help navigators change the course of the sails
A type of canoe
The sails of a canoe
22
How did the Polynesians pass down their navigation skills from one generation to the next?
Carving instructions into tree trunks
Word of mouth (oral tradition)
Sign language
Writing it down in something similar to a modern book
23
The first fish caught was given back to the sea with a
waiata
kehe
karakia
matau
24
What are the three regions of Oceania?
South America, Asia, Australia
Australia, New Zealand, Hawaii
Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean
Micronesia, Melanesia and Polynesia
25
whitebait were dried in leaves to be eaten later. These were called
tamure
kina
inanga
koura
26
They also brought for food a small species of dog called a
koura
kina
kuri
tamure