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Year 11 ART quiz
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1
What does
Te Kore
refer to ?
The Void
The Artwork
The culture
The Museum
2
Who usually decides what is considered a
taonga
?
The government
The individual who owns it
The whānau, hapū, or iwi the item is connected to
Art collectors
3
What does Taonga mean?
Artwork
Museum Artifact
Treasured Possession
An Object
4
All taonga must remain in the hands of Māori people to ensure they are preserved and respected.
True
False
5
Why is whakapapa (genealogy) important to
taonga
?
It determines their monetary value
It helps with legal ownership
It connects taonga to ancestors and identity
It makes them easier to sell
6
What role does
whakairo
(carving) play as a
taonga
?
It is used for entertainment
It is a sacred practice that preserves stories and identity
It is a decorative skill only
It has no connection to taonga
7
Can non-Māori have taonga?
No
Yes
8
Rongomaraeroa, the marae
was built out of native kauri tree?
True
False
9
Traditional painted patterns like these are called?
Hangarewa
Kōwhaiwhai
Tāraitanga
Whakairo
10
What kind of art does
Toi rerekē
refer to?
Traditional Art
Digital Art
Contemporary Art
Colourful Art
11
Can a
taonga
be non-physical?
Only if approved by a carver
Yes, language and knowledge can also be taonga
No, it must be a physical object
Only if it is very old
12
Which of the following can be considered a
taonga
?
Only land and water
Anything made in New Zealand
Only carved wooden objects
Objects, language, knowledge, and cultural practices
13
What is the main purpose of kōwhaiwhai patterns in Māori culture?
To brighten up the meeting house
To tell stories and represent whakapapa
To show off painting skills
To teach carving techniques
14
Whakairo can be done by anyone?
False
True
