Pacific Island Cultural Artifacts

The video tutorial covers various Pacific artworks and cultural artifacts, including the NaN module, Moai statues, Hawaiian feather capes, Staff Gods, female deities, book masks, tapa cloths, Tamati Waka Nene's portrait, navigation charts, and Malaga masks. It explores their forms, functions, and cultural contexts, highlighting themes of power, protection, and tradition. The presentation of Fijian mats to Queen Elizabeth II is also discussed, emphasizing the blend of tradition and change.

What type of stone was used in the NaN module's Pacific architecture?

• Limestone

• Basalt

• Marble

• Granite

The Moai statues on Easter Island are primarily associated with which cultural practice?

• Navigation

• Trade

• Ancestor worship

• Agriculture

What is the primary material used in the Ahoo Allah feather cape from Hawaii?

• Leather

• Feathers

• Cotton

• Silk

The Staff God from Fiji was wrapped in which material for protection?

• Silk

• Tapa

• Wool

• Cotton

Which of the following is a characteristic of the female deity from Micronesia?

• Carved and oiled wood

• Made of stone

• Glass figurine

• Metal sculpture

The book mask is associated with which type of ritual?

• Harvest

• Initiation

• Marriage

• Funeral

What is the primary function of the tapa cloth in Pacific cultures?

• Decoration

• Ritualistic and practical use

• Weaponry

• Currency

The presentation of Fijian mats to Queen Elizabeth II signifies a blend of tradition and what?

• Change

• Conflict

• Modernity

• Isolation

What is the significance of the navigation chart from the Marshall Islands?

• Religious use

• Artistic expression

• Wayfinding

• Trade routes

The Malaga mask is primarily used in which type of ceremony?

• Funerary

• Wedding

• Coronation

• Harvest