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Worksheets3rd Quarter Vocabulary
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 7mins
A volcano that still can erupt
Dormant Volcano
Active Volcano
Extinct Volcano
Alive Volcano
A volcano that has not erupted for a long time but can still erupt
Dormant Volcano
Active Volcano
Extinct Volcano
Alive Volcano
Plants raised by people
Haka
Crops
Moa
Rugby
Advanced and Modern
Haka
Moai
Waka
Developed
Plantations
large farms
plants
crops
Developed
A name for the head of the government in an independent country that was once a British or French colony.
High Commissioner
King
Prime Minister
Queen
A popular NZ sport played with 2 teams with 15 players each. One team tries to score more points than the other team. The teams pass or kick an oval ball. Tackling is allowed.
Rugby
Football
Baseball
Soccer
Huge bird that once lives in NZ
Moa
Haka
Waka
Rugby
War Dance
Moa
Haka
Waka
Rugby
Large Canoe
Moa
Haka
Waka
Rugby
People who went to an island, bought islanders from the chief and took them as slaves to other countries to work
Moai
High Commissioner
blackbirders
Prime Minister
A volcano that can no longer erupt
Dormant Volcano
Active Volcano
Extinct Volcano
Alive Volcano
an island or island group protected, but not ruled by, a more powerful country
commonwealth
free association
territory
protectorate
people who went to the Pacific islands because they liked the easy life and warm climate of the tropics
citizens
beachcombers
tourists
commonwealth
a place settled and governed by people from a far-off land
state
commonwealth
free association
colony
a group of people chosen to make laws
state
legislature
council
colony
one name for a country’s head of government who is chosen by another country
High Commissioner
King
Prime Minister
President
a place where fish or other foods are put into cans. This helps food last longer
cannery
processing plant
factory
store
Samoan chiefs
waka
matai
ancestors
chiefs
the founding laws for a country’s government or people
legislature
constitution
assembly
free association
the name for the legislature, or lawmaking group, in some islands that were colonies of Britain or France
legislature
commonwealth
assembly
council
men and ships that went out to catch whales
beachcombers
whalers
tourists
sailors
