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He Nāʻana #2

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Translate the following: Where is my phone?

a)

Aia i hea koʻu kelepona?

b)

Aia i hea kaʻu kelepona?

c)

Ma hea ke kelepona?

d)

I hea ke kelepona?

2.

Translate the following: What is that (far)?

a)

He aha kēnā?

b)

He aha kēia?

c)

He aha kēlā?

d)

He pua kēia.

3.

Translate the following: How are you?

a)

Pehea ʻoe?

b)

He aha ʻoe?

c)

Aia i hea ʻoe?

d)

ʻO wai ʻoe?

4.

Translate the following: Where is the bathroom?

a)

Aia i hea ka lumi noho?

b)

Aia i hea ka lumi kuke?

c)

Aia i hea ka lumi moe?

d)

Aia i hea ka lumi hoʻopau pilikia?

5.

Draw the following word: hale

6.

Draw the following word: kelepona

7.

Draw the following word: ʻīlio

8.

Draw the following word: mahina

9.

What is the hunekuhi (directional): E kiʻi (a)   ʻoe i ka lole.

10.

What is the hunekuhi (directional): E hānai (a)   ʻoe i ka meakanu.

11.

What is the hunekuhi (directional): E noʻonoʻo (a)   ʻoe.

12.

What is the hunekuhi (directional): E piʻi (a)   ʻoe i ka mauna i kēia lā.

13.

Complete the sentence structure:

Aia + ___ + ʻami + kaʻi + memeʻa

a)

painu

b)

hunekuhi

c)

lau

d)

piko

14.

Complete the sentence structure:

Aia + piko + ___ + kaʻi + memeʻa

a)

piko

b)

ʻami

c)

kaʻi

d)

memeʻa

15.

Complete the sentence structure:

Aia + piko + ʻami + ___ + memeʻa

a)

kaʻi

b)

memeʻa

c)

Aia

d)

piko

16.

Complete the sentence structure:

___ + piko + ʻami + kaʻi + memeʻa

a)

kaʻi

b)

memeʻa

c)

Aia

d)

piko

17.

The Aia sentence structure is used for what type of situation?

a)

classifying something

b)

equating something

c)

locating something

d)

commanding something

18.

Complete the sentence structure:

E + _____ + hunekuhi + piko + ʻami + kaʻi + memeʻa.

a)

painu

b)

hunekuhi

c)

ʻami

d)

E

19.

Complete the sentence structure:

E + painu + ________ + piko + ʻami + kaʻi + memeʻa.

a)

painu

b)

hunekuhi

c)

ʻami

d)

E

20.

Complete the sentence structure:

_ + painu + hunekuhi + piko + ʻami + kaʻi + memeʻa.

a)

painu

b)

hunekuhi

c)

ʻami

d)

E

21.

The E painu sentence structure is used for what type of situation?

a)

classifying something

b)

equating something

c)

locating something

d)

commanding something

22.

What type of sentence is a "Wasing" or future tense verb sentence?

a)

E kiʻi aku ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

b)

E kiʻi aku ana ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

c)

Ke kiʻi aku nei ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

d)

Ua kiʻi aku ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

23.

What type of sentence is a completed verb sentence?

a)

E kiʻi aku ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

b)

E kiʻi aku ana ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

c)

Ke kiʻi aku nei ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

d)

Ua kiʻi aku ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

24.

What type of sentence is a present tense verb sentence?

a)

E kiʻi aku ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

b)

E kiʻi aku ana ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

c)

Ke kiʻi aku nei ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

d)

Ua kiʻi aku ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

25.

What type of sentence is a command verb sentence?

a)

E kiʻi aku ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

b)

E kiʻi aku ana ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

c)

Ke kiʻi aku nei ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

d)

Ua kiʻi aku ʻoe i ke kinipōpō

26.

Is the following Kino ʻŌ or Kino ʻĀ?

grandmother

a)

Kino ʻŌ

b)

Kino ʻĀ

27.

Is the following Kino ʻŌ or Kino ʻĀ?

niece

a)

Kino ʻŌ

b)

Kino ʻĀ

28.

Is the following Kino ʻŌ or Kino ʻĀ?

food

a)

Kino ʻŌ

b)

Kino ʻĀ

29.

Is the following Kino ʻŌ or Kino ʻĀ?

a part of the body

a)

Kino ʻŌ

b)

Kino ʻĀ

30.

Is the following Kino ʻŌ or Kino ʻĀ?

Anything you can enter into or operate as in a vehicle.

a)

Kino ʻŌ

b)

Kino ʻĀ

31.

Kaʻi Nonoʻa (K-Possessives)

How do you say: my

a)

koʻu/ kaʻu

b)

kou/ kāu

c)

kona/ kāna

32.

Kaʻi Nonoʻa (K-Possessives)

How do you say: your

a)

koʻu/ kaʻu

b)

kou/ kāu

c)

kona/ kāna

33.

Kaʻi Nonoʻa (K-Possessives)

How do you say: his/her/its

a)

koʻu/ kaʻu

b)

kou/ kāu

c)

kona/ kāna

34.

ʻAmi Nonoʻa iki (K-Less Possessives)

How do you say: my

a)

oʻu/ aʻu

b)

ou/ āu

c)

ona/ āna

35.

ʻAmi Nonoʻa iki (K-Less Possessives)

How do you say: your

a)

oʻu/ aʻu

b)

ou/ āu

c)

ona/ āna

36.

ʻAmi Nonoʻa iki (K-Less Possessives)

How do you say: his/her/its

a)

oʻu/ aʻu

b)

ou/ āu

c)

ona/ āna

37.

NĪNAU HOPE (last question): Pehea ʻoe?

*Answer using the Stative verb sentence structure:

ʻAʻano + Piko

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