TE AO HAKA
MAHINGA KAI
TE REO
MAHI TOI
AOTEAROA
100

Kupu Māori for a postured dance or challenge, performed as a group?

Haka

100

What is the kupu Māori for banana? 

Panana
100

Name two different ways to answer the roll in te reo Māori

Āe

Kia ora
Kei konei au!
Mōrena
ata mārie 

100

What is the kupu Māori for carving?

Hint: it is a subject at our kura! 

Whakairo

100

Which star cluster marks the Māori new year? 

Matariki
Pūanga

200

What do we call the actions with the hands shaking in haka?

Wiri

200

What is the kupu Māori for garden?

Māra

200

What colour is parauri? 

Brown

200

What is the kupu Māori for weaving? 

Raranga

200

Name a Member of Parliament with whakapapa Māori

Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke
Rawiri Waititi
Tamatha Paul
Winston Peters
David Seymour

Lots more! 

300

What facial expression with big eyes is used in haka?

Pūkana

300

Name one kai gathered from the moana

Kina, pāua, ika, kūtai, pipi, koura

300

Whakapakehatia: Translate this sentence into English:

Ko Bob tōku ingoa
E whā tekau mā iwa oku tau

My name is Bob, i am 49 years old

300

Name the native plant used in raranga

Harakeke
300

Name a town in Aotearoa that starts with K 

Kaitaia
Kaikohe
Kaikōura
Katikati
Kāwhia
Kerikeri
Kaiaua

400

Name the Ngāti Toa haka made famous by the All Blacks

Ka Mate

400

Which dish often accompanies meat and vegetables and is cooked in a hāngi? 

Stuffing

400

Whakamāoritia: Translate this sentence into te reo Māori: 

Hi! How are you? 

Kia ora! 

Kei te pehea koe?  / E pehea ana koe? 

400

The ingoa Māori for traditional skin markings

Tā moko

400

The ingoa Māori for Christchurch

Ōtautahi

500

Name one reason haka are performed

Welcome, celebrate, challenge, honour, unity

500

What is the kupu Māori for mushroom? 

Harore!

500

How do you say "he" "she" an "they" in te reo? 

Ia

e.g. Kei te ngenge ia

They/She/He is tired

500

Which colours were traditionally used to paint kōwhaiwhai patterns in wharenui? 

Red, black, and white
Made from natural pigments such as kōkōwai, charcoal, and white clay

500

The ingoa Māori of the tallest mountain in Aotearoa

Aoraki