Chapter 7: Ngā Tikanga O Te Marae

Question 1

Waerea

Answer 1

Call/Kara Kira performed by male (up north)

Question 2

Whakaeke

Answer 2

Coming onto Marae, slow movement, can include haka

Question 3

Wero

Answer 3

Challenge, taki laid down, if picked up coming in peace

Question 4

Taki

Answer 4

Fern/leaf used to distinguish if visitors are coming in peace

Question 5

Manuhiri

Answer 5

Visitors

Question 6

Karanga/tangi

Answer 6

Calls performed by women on both sides, group, dead acknowledged, tangi is emotion showed between family that hasn’t seen one another for a while

Question 7

Whai korero

Answer 7

Speeches by men on both sides
Kawa-paeke: all of one side, then all of the other
Tauutuutu: alternating sides

Question 8

Waiata

Answer 8

Songs sung in support of whai korero

Question 9

Hongi

Answer 9

Pressing of noses

Question 10

Kai/hākari

Answer 10

Final part, feast, lifts tapu

Question 11

Powhiri

Answer 11

Rituals of encounter

Question 12

Wharenui/whare tīpuna

Answer 12

Ancestral house

Question 13

Whare kai

Answer 13

Kitchens, usually named after female ancestor

Question 14

Marae atea

Answer 14

Space in front of the whare tīpuna

Question 15

Urupā

Answer 15

Cemetery

Question 16

Poupou

Answer 16

Carved poles representing ancestors