HWST-107 Final Exam/48 Complete Q’s and
A’s
This is an irrigated terrace that utilizes the flow of water from the Kumuwai
to the Kahawai for the production of wetland kalo. - -Lo'i
-This was the first hydrogen bomb that exploded on Bikini Atoll on March 1,
1954. - -Bravo
-These large objects were named after some ancestor or favored person.
They were held for the highest ranked chiefs and used only on state
occasions. - -Kāhili
-Papahānaumoku is also known as this goddess, and if you were to take all
the things that she encompasses, you will see that she is truly the goddess
of potentiality. - -Haumea
-According to Kamakau in "Spirit World," this is considered the realm of
wandering souls. - -Ao Kuewa, or Ao 'Auwana
-The division of space where the people or the Kānaka Maoli (Hawaiians)
inhabited were called? - -Wao Kanaka
-Gods that dominate in the Cool island religion were . . . - -Tangaroa and
Rongo
-According to the "Mea No'eau" reading written by Young, the main
difference between art and mea no'eau is . . . - -Art is mostly seen for its
beauty and aesthetics, while mea no'eau is seen for its beauty and function
-The chapter "Ngā mahi toi" in Ki te whaiao explains three types of Māori
skilled works, which are . . . - -Carving, weaving /plaiting and Māori tattooing
-In Kontu, Papua New Guinea, three taboos men have to adhere to in order
to successfully catch a shark are - -Sleep apart from wife, abstain from
eating certain foods and do not step on droppings of flying foxes.
-She is said to be the matriarch of all mo'o, bringing them over from her
lands to O'ahu to witness the marriage of her adopted daughter or
grandchild. She later took up residence in Nu'uanu. - -Mo'oinanea
-In Kontu, Papua New Guinea, this deity gave men magic and taught them to
catch the spirit of the sharks. - -Moroa
, -Which two Monarch defied the national ban on public performance of hula?
- -Alexander Liholiho, Lota Kapuaiwa
-Where is a good example to show systematic dryland cultivation in
vegetation zones? - -Kona, Hawai'i
-The water that flows into each lo'i enters and exists through . . . - -Makawai
-The water enters the Kahawai from the Kumuwai, the water source, and the
water in the Kahawai is slowed and funneled into the Po'owai by a . . . - -
Mānowai
-How is Oli (chant), Mele (song) and Hula (dance) Mea No'eau? - -
Documents daily life.Documents history, recalls events and invokes feelings
from that said event.Documents physical changes within the environment,
such as past and current eruptions.
-During the early decades of the 19th century, the hula transmogrified into -
-The "little brown gal" mythology complete with grass skirt, ukulele in hand,
under a coconut tree with Diamond Head strategically placed in the
background
-Kamahele states that "the purpose of Americanization was not to
acculturate or assimilate (famous anthropological terms), but to . . . - -
Annihilate
-Who are the four major male akua or Hawaiian gods? - -Kāne, Lono, Kū and
Kanaloa
-In the Division of Space Diagram, what is Ka Lani Pa'a? - -The stationary
heavens
-Who could be deified into an 'Aumākua? - -A family member
-In "Half-Life: A Parable for the Nuclear Age," the radioactive fall out from
U.S. nuclear testing contaminated the . - -Food supply, Reefs (Oceans),
Future Generations, Air
-Name a Kinolau of Kū. - -'Ie'ie vine
-If one's 'aumakua has been deified into a manō or shark form, that means
that when he or she goes to visit their 'aumakua at that specific ocean
space, it is every shark in that ocean. All the sharks are their 'aumākua. - -
False
A’s
This is an irrigated terrace that utilizes the flow of water from the Kumuwai
to the Kahawai for the production of wetland kalo. - -Lo'i
-This was the first hydrogen bomb that exploded on Bikini Atoll on March 1,
1954. - -Bravo
-These large objects were named after some ancestor or favored person.
They were held for the highest ranked chiefs and used only on state
occasions. - -Kāhili
-Papahānaumoku is also known as this goddess, and if you were to take all
the things that she encompasses, you will see that she is truly the goddess
of potentiality. - -Haumea
-According to Kamakau in "Spirit World," this is considered the realm of
wandering souls. - -Ao Kuewa, or Ao 'Auwana
-The division of space where the people or the Kānaka Maoli (Hawaiians)
inhabited were called? - -Wao Kanaka
-Gods that dominate in the Cool island religion were . . . - -Tangaroa and
Rongo
-According to the "Mea No'eau" reading written by Young, the main
difference between art and mea no'eau is . . . - -Art is mostly seen for its
beauty and aesthetics, while mea no'eau is seen for its beauty and function
-The chapter "Ngā mahi toi" in Ki te whaiao explains three types of Māori
skilled works, which are . . . - -Carving, weaving /plaiting and Māori tattooing
-In Kontu, Papua New Guinea, three taboos men have to adhere to in order
to successfully catch a shark are - -Sleep apart from wife, abstain from
eating certain foods and do not step on droppings of flying foxes.
-She is said to be the matriarch of all mo'o, bringing them over from her
lands to O'ahu to witness the marriage of her adopted daughter or
grandchild. She later took up residence in Nu'uanu. - -Mo'oinanea
-In Kontu, Papua New Guinea, this deity gave men magic and taught them to
catch the spirit of the sharks. - -Moroa
, -Which two Monarch defied the national ban on public performance of hula?
- -Alexander Liholiho, Lota Kapuaiwa
-Where is a good example to show systematic dryland cultivation in
vegetation zones? - -Kona, Hawai'i
-The water that flows into each lo'i enters and exists through . . . - -Makawai
-The water enters the Kahawai from the Kumuwai, the water source, and the
water in the Kahawai is slowed and funneled into the Po'owai by a . . . - -
Mānowai
-How is Oli (chant), Mele (song) and Hula (dance) Mea No'eau? - -
Documents daily life.Documents history, recalls events and invokes feelings
from that said event.Documents physical changes within the environment,
such as past and current eruptions.
-During the early decades of the 19th century, the hula transmogrified into -
-The "little brown gal" mythology complete with grass skirt, ukulele in hand,
under a coconut tree with Diamond Head strategically placed in the
background
-Kamahele states that "the purpose of Americanization was not to
acculturate or assimilate (famous anthropological terms), but to . . . - -
Annihilate
-Who are the four major male akua or Hawaiian gods? - -Kāne, Lono, Kū and
Kanaloa
-In the Division of Space Diagram, what is Ka Lani Pa'a? - -The stationary
heavens
-Who could be deified into an 'Aumākua? - -A family member
-In "Half-Life: A Parable for the Nuclear Age," the radioactive fall out from
U.S. nuclear testing contaminated the . - -Food supply, Reefs (Oceans),
Future Generations, Air
-Name a Kinolau of Kū. - -'Ie'ie vine
-If one's 'aumakua has been deified into a manō or shark form, that means
that when he or she goes to visit their 'aumakua at that specific ocean
space, it is every shark in that ocean. All the sharks are their 'aumākua. - -
False
