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Key elements and Key features

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The wiri means what?

a)

to poke your tongue out

b)

shaking of the hands

c)

stamping your foot

d)

rolling your eyes

2.

To pūkana is to what?

a)

open your eyes wide.

b)

to poke your tongue out

c)

to stamp your foot

d)

to o stand proud

3.

whetero meaning is

a)

poke your tongue out

b)

stamp your foot

c)

roll your eyes around looking crazy

d)

stand proud

4.

rere (of poi) means

a)

angry

b)

footwork

c)

the flight of the poi

d)

to roll your eyes

5.

Reo and Hangu are what?

a)

language

b)

language and passives

c)

to poke out your tongue

d)

to open your eyes wide

6.

whakakai is what?

a)

footwork

b)

to stamp your foot on the ground

c)

to cause to eat

d)

to use as an ornament

7.

Tūwaewae is what?

a)

to make your eyes go open and all crazy

b)

footwork

c)

to stand on your legs

d)

to bounce in time

8.

Mahinga Rakau

a)

Stick work

b)

Gather wood

c)

To stamp in time

d)

the flying of the poi

9.

Tū ā kapa in kapa haka are what?

a)

Formations on stage for kapa haka

b)

Standing of kapa haka

c)

the foundations of kapa haka

d)

the laying of the take in a Pōwhiri

10.

The wiri has whakapapa. Tane Rore is the shimmer you see on a hot day at the end of the street. Who are his parents?

a)

Tane Mahuta/ Papatuanuku

b)

Tama nui te rā - Hine Raumati

c)

Tama nui te Rā - Hine Takurua

d)

Tane - Hinenui te pō

11.

What does the term 'poi' refer to in kapa haka?

a)

A traditional chant

b)

A ball on a string swung rhythmically

c)

A type of stick used in performances

d)

A formation on stage

12.

What is the main purpose of the haka in Māori culture?

a)

To welcome guests

b)

To challenge or express emotion

c)

To tell stories through weaving

d)

To gather food

13.

Which action is associated with 'ngārahu' in kapa haka?

a)

Stamping your foot

b)

Shaking your hands

c)

Rolling your eyes

d)

Jumping forward and back

14.

Tempo is what?

a)
The speed or pace of music.
b)
The rhythm of a dance.
c)
The volume of sound in music.
d)
The genre of a musical piece.
15.

Dynamics means what?

a)
Dynamics refers to the study of static objects.
b)
Dynamics means the study of forces and their impact on motion.
c)
Dynamics is the analysis of chemical reactions.
d)
Dynamics means the measurement of temperature changes.
16.

Point of view means what?

a)
Point of view refers to the physical location of a character in a story.
b)
Point of view means the emotional state of the characters.
c)
Point of view means the perspective or angle from which a narrative or opinion is presented.
d)
Point of view is the main theme of a narrative.
17.

BPM means what?

a)
Business Performance Metrics
b)
Business Project Management
c)
Business Process Model
d)

Beats per minute

18.

Setting in performance means what?

a)
The environment or context in which a performance occurs.
b)
The duration of a performance.
c)
The audience's reaction during a performance.
d)
The script used in a performance.
19.

Characterisation means what in performance?

a)
Characterisation is the process of rehearsing a performance.
b)
Characterisation means the development of a character's traits and personality in performance.
c)
Characterisation means the audience's reaction to a performance.
d)
Characterisation refers to the physical appearance of an actor.
20.

what is ihi, wehi and wana while performing in kapa haka?

a)
Ihi is the energy, wehi is the awe, and wana is the excitement in kapa haka.
b)
Ihi is the history, wehi is the dance style, and wana is the song lyrics in kapa haka.
c)
Ihi is the costume, wehi is the stage, and wana is the audience in kapa haka.
d)
Ihi is the rhythm, wehi is the harmony, and wana is the melody in kapa haka.