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WorksheetsHe'eia Fishpond Review
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How old is He'eia Fishpond?
a)
Only developed recently with modern technology.
b)
As old as the people who were here from the beginning.
c)
Archeologists don't know. It was always there.
2.
He'eia fishpond was the answer to what resource problem?
a)
How can we get more fish for the ali'i to eat?
b)
How can we block other groups from stealing our fish?
c)
How do we keep the waves from crashing our beach?
d)
How can we get more fish?
3.
What material was used in it's construction?
a)
rocks, sand, dirt, and coral
b)
cinder blocks blocks and bricks
c)
human remains
d)
coral reef and dead fish
4.
Who benefited from the fishpond?
a)
Only the ali'i or monarchy or chiefs
b)
Lowest Class; Ka'ua
c)
Only the maka'ainana; care takers of the land
d)
everyone
5.
What is the first step to native restoration (rebuilding to what it once was)?
a)
remove the invasive species (not natural life)
b)
Build the wall!
c)
Oli (ask for permission or pray about it)
d)
Nothing
6.
What is the second step towards restoration?
a)
Remove the invasive species (not native life)
b)
walk around the wall
c)
chant or oli about it
d)
Use the original material to rebuild
7.
What is the third step to restoration?
a)
remove non native plants or species
b)
grow new plants
c)
add new materials
d)
destroy the original plan and create a better wall
8.
What can happen by removing the invasive species?
a)
Other people will try to move in after.
b)
The native species (life originally from this place) can grow.
c)
Nothing really
d)
A good place for new buildings and businesses to grow.
9.
How large is He'eia fishpond?
a)
100 yards
b)
120 yards
c)
25 acres
d)
88 acres
10.
What is also happening to help the fishpond be sustainable?
a)
We are getting more and more volunteers to help everyday.
b)
Nothing really
c)
Others in the ahupua'a are trying to clean upland or mauka.
d)
Placing more sustainable fish in the fishpond.
11.
What is the whole point of restoring the native land including fishponds?
a)
To allow for sustainable living and healthy food for all.
b)
To time travel back to the old ways.
c)
To destroy all technological ways of living and only live in tradition.
d)
To have only for now and not for later.
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