Rima Tere Quiz 2

Ko au means me. Ko koe means you. What does ko ia mean?

• Him/her

• Us

• Them

• Those two

I oma ia ki te wharepaku.

Translate this sentence.

• He/She ran to the toilet.

• They ran to the toilet.

• He/She was at the toilet.

• He/she is running to the toilet.

What sentence says, 'Should we (me and you) go to the movies?

• Ka haere tāua ki te kiriata?

• Ka haere māua ki te kiriata?

• I haere rāua i te kiriata.

• Ka haere tāua i te kiriata?

Tick all the boxes that state something that was said in the conversation below?

Kei te aha tāua? kei te kōrero tāua. Kei te kai koe i te āporo? Kao! Kei te kai au i te panana.

• What are we doing?

• Yes!

• I am eating a banana.

• Did you eat the apple?

• No!

Matakitaki means to watch. What does this sentence say?

Ka matakitaki rāua i ngā tamariki.

• I will watch the children.

• We (me and you) will watch the children.

• Those two will watch the children.

• All of us are watching the children.

When we say ' e noho tātou'... who are we telling to sit?

• Everyone including the speaker.

• All the children.

• All of you.

• You the speaker and just one other.

'Kei te aha koutou?' means what?

• What are you doing?

• What are we all doing?

• What are you lot (3+) doing?

• Who are those people (3+)?

'Aha' in a sentence means 'what'.. Which sentence below says, What did you do?

• Kei te aha koe?

• I aha koe?

• Ka aha koe?

• Ko wai kloe?

I tērā wiki, I haere ngā kaiako o Nelson Park ki te mahi.

I kanikani rātou ki te mahi.

What did the teachers of Nelson Park do while they were at work?

• Cry

• Dance

• Laugh

• Teach

If the people in blue are talking to each other about the group of people in green, what pronoun would they use to describe the green group?

• Tātou

• Rātou

• Mātou

• Koutou