You're really good at technology. You've been asked to support building a tech hub, you want to but are unqualified.

Do it if you want to. You were asked. That's a sign

What is the best example of Whanaungatanga?

Putting effort into getting to know people before I judge

What is the best example of whakatau tika?

Being mad at koro, and having that kōrero with him in a way that is safe

What is the best example of Kotahi Tātou?

Kowing our whakapapa and how we are all connected

Which is the best example of kaitiakitanga?

Caring about the health of our awa

You're applying for a job, and the application form says "a degree is preferred" but you don't. What do you do?

Highlight relevant skills instead

You're told a really cool stroy of our people and history by a respected kaumātua. What do you do next?

Think about the lessons that the story is trying to tell

You're at a wānanga and the kaiako asks everyone to stand up and introduce themselves, but you're shy. So you...

Explain to him that you're not quite ready and ask to be excused

You go down to Te Awarua o Parirua for lunch and see rubbish in the water. What do you do?

Put your rubbish in a bin, talk to who is contributing to cleaning our wai

You turn up to your friend's house and they're sitting in the lounge crying. What do you do?

Respond to them in a way that you know they will appreciate

When you see an elederly woman struggling to cross the streeet with her groceries, what do you do?

Ask her if she's okay and if she needs a hand

There's a big iwi event taking place. You want to help but you don't know how to get involved, so you...

Try and find out who is leading, talk to them about where you can help

Which is the best example of Rangatiratanga?

Helping the struggling kuia cross the road

What is the best example of wairuatanga

Taking your friend's spiritual health into consideration when they're mad

You have a very personal challenge to overcome, who is the best person to help you through it?

The person who understands you the best

You need help to source funding for a project that you're passionate about. What do you do?

Think about the people you know best that can help you with this

There is an open iwi hui happening at the marae and you want to go, but you don't know anyone. What do you do?

Go. You're from this iwi, your voice can contribute

Your best friend is smiling but you can feel something is off. What do you do?

Learn what they respond well to and help them in that way

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1
You're really good at technology. You've been asked to support building a tech hub, you want to but are unqualified.
Don't bother, you can't contribute in that space
Do it, but make sure they can see you're not confident at all
Suggest your better qualified peers to do it even though you want to
Do it if you want to. You were asked. That's a sign
2
What is the best example of Whanaungatanga?
Putting effort into getting to know people before I judge
Having the most amount of friends possible
Expecting someone I don't know to understand me
1000+ Instagram followers
3
You haven't identified your skills, and you have no formal education. This means you are what?
All of the above
Able to plan your future
Capable of achieving your goals
Worthy of success
4
What is the best example of whakatau tika?
Being mad at koro, so you make a Facebook status about it
Being mad at koro and running up to him on the marae and yelling at him
Being mad at koro, so you run him down to the whole iwi
Being mad at koro, and having that kōrero with him in a way that is safe
5
What is the best example of Kotahi Tātou?
It doesn't matter. I'm sure that my cousin
Kowing our whakapapa and how we are all connected
I am also from another iwi, when I'm here, I do what I want on the marae
Making sure that everyone is at least 50% Māori blood and from Ngāti Toa
6
Which is the best example of kaitiakitanga?
We need more roads. It takes me too long to get to work
Hurry up so I have somewhere to swim in summer
Caring about the health of our awa
Putting more roads up Whitireia so it's easier to drive
7
You're applying for a job, and the application form says "a degree is preferred" but you don't. What do you do?
Highlight relevant skills instead
Write down a fake degree and hope they dont check
Give up. Next
Call them and tell them it's wild that they're expecting that
8
Which of these is the best example of manaakitanga?
Making sure your guests know they need to bring food
Cooking less kai than you need so you don't waste money
Feeding your guests
Eating all the food and hiding from the dishes on the marae
9
You go to a wānanga outside of your region, you're representing Ngāti Toa and you see random people fighting. So you...
Stay out of it
Run up to them and scream "WHY ARE YOU FIGHTING?!"
Jump in. You haven't been in a fight in so long
Call the cuzzies that are good at this stuff
10
You're told a really cool stroy of our people and history by a respected kaumātua. What do you do next?
Argue it - they don't know what they're talking about
Pretend you're listening
Who cares? It's in the past
Think about the lessons that the story is trying to tell
11
You're at a wānanga and the kaiako asks everyone to stand up and introduce themselves, but you're shy. So you...
Walk out and never go back
Explain to him that you're not quite ready and ask to be excused
Call him rude for expecting such nonsense
Tell him to "geet"
12
You go down to Te Awarua o Parirua for lunch and see rubbish in the water. What do you do?
Find out who did it and go and get agro at them
Jump in and clean it up. You might get sick but it's worth it
Put your ribbish in there, I mean, there's already rubbish so why not?
Put your rubbish in a bin, talk to who is contributing to cleaning our wai
13
You turn up to your friend's house and they're sitting in the lounge crying. What do you do?
Ask them if they've been watching Titanic
Respond to them in a way that you know they will appreciate
Tell them shush, you came over to have fun
Call another friend to come over so you can leave this awkward room
14
You're at the marae, and there's only one frybread left and nan next to you hasn't eaten all day, what do you do?
Offer it to her
Ask her how much she's eaten and decide who deserves it most
Eat some, then give her the leftovers
Quickly snatch it before she sees
15
What are mātāpono?
Values
Emotions
Friends
McDonald's sauce options
16
When you see an elederly woman struggling to cross the streeet with her groceries, what do you do?
Call out "oi, all gUdZ cUz?!"
Floor it in the other direction
Call aunty to go down and help her because you have a cuzzy catch up lunch
Ask her if she's okay and if she needs a hand
17
There's a big iwi event taking place. You want to help but you don't know how to get involved, so you...
Try and find out who is leading, talk to them about where you can help
Give up before it's begun
Try one person and if they say they dont know, then give up
Complain to aunty that no one called you to help out
18
What is the most important?
Following in the footsteps of our ancestors
Preserving the history and stories of our people
All of the above
Looking after our land
19
Which is the best example of Rangatiratanga?
Watching to make sure the struggling kuia gets across the road safely
Ignoring the struggling kuia crossing the road
Pretending you didn't see the struggling kuia crossing the road
Helping the struggling kuia cross the road
20
What is the best example of wairuatanga
Taking your friend's spiritual health into consideration when they're mad
Giving your friend an ultimatum when they're sad
Ignoring your friend when they're down because they smiling so they're fine
Telling your friend they have to move on when they're sad
21
You have a very personal challenge to overcome, who is the best person to help you through it?
The person who understands you the best
Simon Cowel. He'll be honest for sure
The person with the flashest car
The person with the most money
22
You need help to source funding for a project that you're passionate about. What do you do?
Ask the richest person in the iwi for a loan
Think about the people you know best that can help you with this
Sit in your room and hope for a lottery win
Get a job and use your own money
23
There is an open iwi hui happening at the marae and you want to go, but you don't know anyone. What do you do?
Ask for permission
Go. You're from this iwi, your voice can contribute
Go. But just sit outside and watch from the car
Don't go. People will look at you and ask "why are you here?"
24
Your best friend is smiling but you can feel something is off. What do you do?
Put a status up on Facebook asking your friends what to do
Tell them to smile because "it could be worse"
Learn what they respond well to and help them in that way
Ignore it, they probably just woke up on the wrong side of the bed
25
What is the best example of Ahi Kā?
All of the above
Presenting ourselves well when representing Ngāi Toa
Ensuring we respecfully share knowledge of our people
Upholding tikanga on the marae

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