Kaiārahi

Noa is normality and freedom from Tapū

• True

• False

Tino Rangatiratanga refers to the Māori 'nation-state' and Māori sovereignty.

A. In the traditional context

B. In the Modern context.

• A

• B

A person's Tapu increases if death is imminent. True or False

• True

• False

What concept is derived from and closely linked to the powers of the spiritual realm?

• Tikanga

• Mana

• Whakapapa

• Tapu

Some traditional leadership qualities for someone chiefly of a chiefly whakapapa were:

A - Lead and conduct meetings including to mediate

B - Do not engage in battle

C - Know military strategies and make peace pact

D - Build up resources of the tribe

E - None of these

• A, C and D

• A and B

• A, B and C

• A, B, C and D

• None of these things

Concepts and Beliefs through Tikanga bound whānau together, not just as parts of the community but to the past and future generations. TRUE or FALSE

• True

• False

What is the political concept sometimes referred to as Māori Sovereignty?

• Tapu

• Tino Rangatiratanga

• Mana

• Tikanga

What concept is at the heart of Māori concepts of Leadership?

• Mana

• Kai

• Tapu

• Whenua

TRUE or FALSE

UTU is the term meaning reciprocity or balance?

• True

• False

Personal Tino Rangatiratanga refers to:

A) Personal aspects of Tapu/Noa

B) The Tapu of a person is similar to the sanctity of a person

C) One's ability to make one's own decisions

D) These attributes contribute to defining our place in time, locality and society

E) Freedom of choice

• A

• A and B

• A, B and C

• A, B, C and D

• All of the them