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week 1.3

welcome to English class!

blok 1

1.1 introduction

camp

1.2 reading and listening

1.3 rugby

1.4 reading and listening

1.5 reading and listening

1.6 reading and listening

Fall break


New Zealand and the Haka

New Zealand (the Zealand that we, the Dutch made new), is famous for many things.


What do you already know about New Zealand?


New Zealand

Two weeks ago the WC rugby final took place in France: Who won it?

A

New Zealand

B

France

C

South Africa

D

Australia

The text

Read the text, and answer the questions.

The haka explained...

Listen to the video and answer the questions as they appear on the screen.

Taalblokken homework week


A2 Taalblokken

unit 1 Around the world


1.1 warming up 1-3

1.2 reading 1-21 NEW

1.3 writing 1-4 NEW

What is the correct pronounciation of the Maori word haka

A

/huhrkuhr/

B

/hekkeh/

C

/hahkah/

D


What is the name of the New Zealand's national mens team?

What country does the present consider to be New Zealand's biggest competitor?

A

The Netherlands

B

Australia

C

Japan

D

England

The haka used to be a war dance. What was it used for?

A

To intimidate

B

To honour

C

To amuse

D

To impress

What does the Maori word "mana" mean?

The presenter shows an example of what happens when you disrespect the tradition of haka. What happened in the example?

When is a haka NOT performed according to the video?

A

To honour a guest

B

Maori ceremonies

C

Whenever a NZ team plays

D

During weddings

The wrong pronounciation of KA MATE sounds a lot like the Australian English pronounciation of what phrase?

A

Cheers mate

B

Okay mate

C

BBQ mate

D

Nice mate

Which country is not given as an example of having their own war dance?

A

Fiji

B

Nauru

C

Samoa

D

Tonga

The presenter is hoping for an injury on the All Blacks team. Why?