Section 9: p. 322-343

A large number of aboriginal myths are centered around a pair of ___.

Tane, the Maori forest god, made his wife out of ___ and ___.

The Hawaiian creator Tu or Ku, was the god of weather, plant and animal fertility, and ___.

Shamans could travel to the spirit world by traveling to the end of the _______.

The primal sisters were swallowed by the rainbow snake, as well as their children.

According to Oceania mythology, souls of the dead are sent to the underworld unless they are __

___, the Maori trickster-hero, hauled up a massive fish from the ocean floor.

In aboriginal mythos, the process of bringing all aspects of the world to life was known as __.

The rainbow snake vomited the sisters on ___, which brought them back to life .

In Hawaiian mythology, a god rose from the sea, creating a tsunami, which flooded the land.

The ___ had two sons; one was fathered by the sun and the other was fathered by water.

The Rainbow Snake can bring forth water and can function as a bridge linking ___ and ___.

Aboriginal myths focus on ___, often animal spirits, who made journeys across the country.

For island peoples, the gods are everywhere except the boundless sea.

Sacred Rock in Australia's Northern Territory is the blood of the _ people and eyes of the _

In Pacific Island mythology, the beginning was nothing but an endless void and a floating __.