Sustainability Quiz

How did traditional Hawaiian practices contribute to environmental balance?

• Mala ai, Aloha, Malama and Kuleana

• Mala ai, Heiau, Wai pana, Kauhale and loko i'a

• Ala hele, Aloha, Malama, Kuleana

• Ha'a ha'a, lokahi and hoomau

What is the significance of Mala 'ai in Hawaiian culture?

• A place for growing food and plants

• A traditional Hawaiian festival

• A type of Hawaiian canoe

• A Hawaiian ceremonial headdress

What is the meaning of Loko i'a in Hawaiian culture?

• Fishpond

• Dance

• Song

• Festival

What does Heiau signify in Hawaiian culture?

• A Hawaiian temple

• A type of Hawaiian dance

• A traditional Hawaiian dish

• A Hawaiian musical instrument

What is Ala hele in Hawaiian culture?

• A traditional Hawaiian chant

• A type of Hawaiian dance

• A Hawaiian greeting

• A path or journey

What does Wahi pana mean in Hawaiian culture?

• Sacred place

• Ordinary place

• Modern city

• Tourist attraction

Palau is part of which region in the western Pacific Ocean?

• Polynesia

• Micronesia

• Melanesia

• Australasia

The island of Palau is known for its sustainability efforts. Which of the following is a key aspect of Palau's approach to sustainability?

• Marine sanctuary initiatives

• Industrial expansion

• Deforestation

• Increased carbon emissions

What is the 'Palau Pledge'?

• A pledge to protect the environment taken by visitors to Palau

• A financial agreement between Palau and another country

• A pledge to protect the ocean from which Palauans get their food

• A historical treaty signed in Palau given to all tourists

Which of the following activities is promoted by Palau to support eco-friendly tourism?

• Building skyscrapers

• Kayaking with native guides

• Mining

• Deforestation