Maori
Bajau
Native American
Jarawa
Massai
100

The special cooking method of the Maori

Hangi- underground oven

100

Main food of the Bajau

Anything from the sea

100

The main food of the Native Americans

Buffalo

100

Main food of the Jarawa

Wild pigs (boar)

100

The main diet of the Maasai

Extra 50: Main animals

Meat, blood, milk

Goats and cattle (cows)

200

Where the Maori live

New Zealand

200

What the women make from rice powder

sunscreen

200
The leader of the tribe

Chief

200

How many Jarawa are left

400

200

Where the Maasai live

East Africa (Kenya and Tanzania)

300

How the Maori greet each other

Touch noses

300

The organ that is bigger in the Bajau people

Spleen

300

Where Native American live now

Reservations

300

Where the Jarawa live

Andaman Islands, India

300

What Maasai villages are called?

Kraals

400

The meeting place of the Maori tribes

Marae

400

What the Bajau use to get food

spearguns, wooden goggles, nets, lines, spears

400

The two largest tribes

Cherokee and Navajo

400

Two words to describe a society where men catch wild animals and women collect fruits and vegetables

Hunter-gatherers

400

How Maasai men flirt with women

Jump really high

500
Where men and women have tattoos

Men: face, thighs, buttocks

Women: lips, chin

500

Things threatening the Bajau way of life

Destructive fishing practices, assimilation, disappearing trees

500

How Native Americans get there names

From nature, no surnames of family names, can change during life, from accomplishments or experiences, can be descriptive 

500

The three things threatening the Jarawa way of life

Human safaris, assimilation, poachers

500

Three things men do...

Three things women do...

build fences, protect people and animals, herd livestock

build huts, take care of children, collect water and firewood, milk cattle, cook