What are the first two lines of our opening karakia?
Ma te whakapono, Ma te tumanako...
Translate 'maunga'
Mountain
Appropriation vs appreciation. Which is the good one?
Appreciation
Name the 4 concepts from Te Ao Māori that we looked at in class
Mana, tapu, noa, mauri
What is the name of the symbol that Air NZ uses?
Mangopare (hammerhead shark)
Define 'culture'
Social behaviours, customs, norms
What is the style of tattoo that is similar to tā moko but does not represent whakapapa, that anyone can get?
Kirituhi
What is 'cultural appropriation'?
Unacknowledged or inappropriate adoption of the customs, practices, ideas, from one group to another - usually by a dominant group
What does 'whakapapa' mean?
Roughly translates to genealogy, the connection of things
What is a 'taonga'
Something that is special, prized, a treasure
What is 'pepeha'
A way of introducing yourself, placing yourself in the world (maunga, awa, etc)
Tā moko on the face is especially...? (cultural concept)
Tapu
What are the three groups we can categorise everyone in Aotearoa by?
Tangata whenua, tangata moana, tangata tiriti
What is 'mauri'?
An energy which binds and animates all things in the physical world
Do women stick out their tongue in the pūkana?
No
Who is the local iwi for the area we are in?
Ngāti Whātua
What are the 3 P's of cultural appropriation?
Cultural property, power & privilege, profit
What is the name of our unit this term?
Taonga vs trash
What does tā moko represent?
Your whakapapa. It is also an obvious cultural signifier
Define what 'cultural property' is
An obvious cultural signifier, indicating your belonging to a cultural group. The cultural property is often of spiritual significance.
Translate 'awa'
River