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Question 1

How do you say who am I, in Te Reo?

Answer 1

Ko wai au?

Question 2

How do you say who are we, in Te Reo?

Answer 2

Ko wai tātou?

Question 3

How do you say who are they, in Te Reo?

Answer 3

Ko wai rātou?

Question 4

What does this Te Reo expression mean in English?

Ko wai au?

Answer 4

Who am I?

Question 5

What does this Te Reo expression mean in English?

Ko wai tātou?

Answer 5

Who are we?

Question 6

What does this Te Reo expression mean in English?

Ko wai rātou?

Answer 6

Who are they?

Question 7

What does mate mean in Te Reo?

Answer 7

Sickness or death

Question 8

How does Te Reo distinguish mate meaning illness from mate meaning death?

Answer 8

Mate meaning death is in the past tense while mate meaning illness is in the present tense.

Question 9

Te Rangi Hiroa distinguishes between sickness due to ____________ – mate aitu; and mate atua – sickness due to malignant spirits.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 9

accidents

Question 10

Te Rangi Hiroa distinguishes between sickness due to accidents – ____________; and mate atua – sickness due to malignant spirits.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 10

mate aitu

Question 11

Te Rangi Hiroa distinguishes between sickness due to accidents – mate aitu; and ___________ – sickness due to malignant spirits.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 11

mate atua

Question 12

Te Rangi Hiroa distinguishes between sickness due to accidents – mate aitu; and mate atua – sickness due to __________________.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 12

malignant spirits

Question 13

Te Rangi Hiroa distinguishes between sickness due to accidents – mate aitu; and mate atua – sickness due to malignant spirits. He believed mate Māori to be a term introduced _____________ to distinguish sickness thought to be due to Māori causes from the diseases introduced by the Pākehā.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 13

more recently

Question 14

Te Rangi Hiroa distinguishes between sickness due to accidents – mate aitu; and mate atua – sickness due to malignant spirits. He believed mate Māori to be a term introduced more recently to distinguish sickness thought to be due to _____________ from the diseases introduced by the Pākehā.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 14

Māori causes

Question 15

Te Rangi Hiroa distinguishes between sickness due to accidents – mate aitu; and mate atua – sickness due to malignant spirits. He believed ______________to be a term introduced more recently to distinguish sickness thought to be due to Māori causes from the diseases introduced by the Pākehā.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 15

mate Māori

Question 16

Te Rangi Hiroa distinguishes between sickness due to accidents – mate aitu; and mate atua – sickness due to malignant spirits. He believed mate Māori to be a term introduced more recently to distinguish sickness thought to be due to Māori causes from the diseases ______________.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 16

introduced by the Pākehā

Question 17

The treatment of Mate Māori (____________) was the province of the tohunga.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 17

mate atua

Question 18

The treatment of Mate Māori (mate atua) was the province of the ___________.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 18

tohunga

Question 19

Mate Māori (mate atua) can only be understood in the context of Māori __________, the Māori world view and mātauranga Māori.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 19

cosmology

Question 20

Mate Māori (mate atua) can only be understood in the context of Māori cosmology, the Māori ________ and mātauranga Māori.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 20

world view

Question 21

Mate Māori (mate atua) can only be understood in the context of Māori cosmology, the Māori world view and __________________.
http://www.maramatanga.co.nz/project/mate-m-ori-k-rero-kaum-tua

Answer 21

mātauranga Māori

Question 22

________________ can be defined as ‘the knowledge, comprehension, or understanding of everything visible and invisible existing in the universe’, and is often used synonymously with wisdom. In the contemporary world, the definition is usually extended to include present–day, historic, local, and traditional knowledge; systems of knowledge transfer and storage; and the goals, aspirations and issues from an indigenous perspective.

Answer 22

Mātauranga Māori

Question 23

Mātauranga Māori can be defined as ‘the knowledge, comprehension, or understanding of everything visible and invisible existing in the universe’, and is often used synonymously with ___________. In the contemporary world, the definition is usually extended to include present–day, historic, local, and traditional knowledge; systems of knowledge transfer and storage; and the goals, aspirations and issues from an indigenous perspective.

Answer 23

wisdom

Question 24

___________________ is about a Māori way of being and engaging in the world – in its simplest form, it uses kawa (cultural practices) and tikanga (cultural principles) to critique, examine, analyse and understand the world.
https://kep.org.nz/assets/resources/site/Voices7-16.Matauranga-Maori.pdf

Answer 24

Mātauranga Māori

Question 25

Mātauranga Māori is about a Māori way of being and engaging in the world – in its simplest form, it uses ___________ (cultural practices) and tikanga (cultural principles) to critique, examine, analyse and understand the world.
https://kep.org.nz/assets/resources/site/Voices7-16.Matauranga-Maori.pdf

Answer 25

kawa