Māori Gods - Chapter One

There was a time that Ranganui and Papaptuanuku were one.

• True

• False

• None of the above.

In the embrace of Ranganui and Papaptuanuku....

• Very little light, growth, movement and comprehension

• Was light, growth, movement and comprehension

• A lot of light, growth, movement and comprehension

• No light, growth, movement and comprehension

Which statement is true?

• They had many children, all were male and all were gods

• They had a few children, all were male and all were gods

• They had may children, some were male and all were gods

• They had may children, all were male and some were gods

Which god is this?

• Tāwhirimātea - God of Severe Winds

• Tangaroa - God of the Sea

• Tāne - Protector of Plant Life, Birds and inhabitants of the Forest.

• Haumia - God of Uncultivate and Cultivated foods of the Forest.

Which god is this?

• Tāwhirimātea - God of Severe Winds

• Tangaroa - God of the Sea

• Tāne - Protector of Plant Life, Birds and inhabitants of the Forest.

• Haumia - God of Uncultivate and Cultivated foods of the Forest.

Which god is this?

• Tāwhirimātea - God of Severe Winds

• Tangaroa - God of the Sea

• Tāne - Protector of Plant Life, Birds and inhabitants of the Forest.

• Haumia - God of Uncultivate and Cultivated foods of the Forest.

Which god is this?

• Tāwhirimātea - God of Severe Winds

• Tangaroa - God of the Sea

• Tāne - Protector of Plant Life, Birds and inhabitants of the Forest.

• Haumia - God of Uncultivate and Cultivated foods of the Forest.

Was the decision to separate their parents, a unanimous one?

• Yes

• No

• maybe

• Sorry what?

What resulted from their parents separation?

• Battle of the Gods

• Battle of the Sexes

• Battle of the Pods

• Hangi

There are different versions of this story but....

• they all add to the fabric of man.

• they all add to the will of man.

• they all add to the story of man.

• they all add to the table cloth of man.