Whale rider - Travelling Flashcards

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What quote shows Rawri’s first presentation of australia? analyse.

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“big, bold, brassy, brawdy and beautiful” - alliteration creates harsh sound shows enormity of it, beautiful as the last word is impactful as it shows how rawri admires the change from his home town

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What is Rawri’s motto while travelling, why is it significant?

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“a cous was a cous” - foreshadows later events where he looks out for a victim of racism in Papa New Guenea. This is also significant as it shows his solidarity with Maori people regardless of where he is

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What quote shows Rawri’s encounter with racism while travelling?

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“Its only a native”

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What upsets rawri while travelling that makes him want to go home?

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Jeff’s family in Papa New Ginea hit a Maori person and they leave him there while Rawri is left to help him by himself. he is disgusted by these actions and seeks to explore no more

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What does Rawri learn while he is travelling?

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  • The importance of origin and family
  • What being Maori means to him
  • The difference of other cultures outside his home
  • What ‘Maori’ can look like in other places
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What quote reflects what Rawri learns about family dynamics between parents and children that expresses Kahu and Koro’s dynamic?

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“sometimes love becomes a power game between the ambitions that parents have for their children and the ambitions that children have for themselves.”

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What quote sums up Jeff’s attitude and defence towards his parents

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“Family is family”

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What quote shows what Rawri learns about the way other Maori people live outside New Zealand?

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“As far as I could see, they were living the way they wanted to”

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What is the significance in focusing on rawri’s travels?

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change in perspective, allows the reader to see the real threat of modernism to Maori tradition, the outside view on Maori culture

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