Kapu System

True or False: Men and women could eat and cook together

• True

• False

Women could not eat the following foods:

• Certain fish, poi, bananas, and pork

• Certain fish, bananas, and pork

• Certain fish, pork, bananas, and beef

• All fish, bananas, and pork

Women did all of the following kinds of work EXCEPT

• making kapa clothing

• gathering fish

• pounding poi

• gathering salt and seaweed

Men did all of the following jobs EXCEPT

• fishing, cooking, pounding poi

• craftsmen

• priests

• make kapa clothing

True or False, if you were a commoner, you had to crawl or lay down when the ali'i approached.

• True

• False

True or False: You can touch the clothing of the ali'i

• True

• False

True or False: You can stand in the shadow of a chief.

• True

• False

Kapu sticks were used in the following ways:

• Marker for the chief's house

• Marker to tell people not to fish in certain areas

• Marker to tell people there's not enough food

• All of the above

True or False: The early Hawaiians worshipped everyday.

• True

• False

True or False: On days of worship, everyone could go out and party.

• True

• False