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He seeks a male successor whose ancestry connects him to the community’s chiefly line."}]},{"id":"e0f27ce4-10a5-4e41-9ae9-973f363891d1","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"[ ] means genealogy or ancestry, linking people to [ ].","back":"Whakapapa means genealogy or ancestry, linking people to ancestors, land, community and identity.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Whakapapa means genealogy or ancestry, linking people to ancestors, land, community and identity.","correct":true,"explanation":"Whakapapa is Māori genealogy, but it encompasses more than a family tree. It connects individuals with their ancestors, land, wider community and cultural identity."},{"text":"Mana means genealogy or ancestry, linking people to ancestors, land, community and identity.","correct":false,"explanation":"Mana refers to spiritual authority, prestige or power rather than genealogy. 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Title: points to the whale rider.
Mythic frame: links Kahu to ancestry.
Name: connects Kahu to Paikea.

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Title: points to the whale rider.
Mythic frame: links Kahu to ancestry.
Name: connects Kahu to Paikea.

","correct":true,"explanation":"The title, the ancestral myth and Kahu’s full name all identify her with Paikea. Readers therefore recognise her significance long before Koro overcomes his prejudice."},{"text":"

Title: points to Koro as chief.
Mythic frame: identifies Porourangi as heir.
Name: connects Kahu to Nanny Flowers.

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Title: predicts Koro’s whale ride.
Mythic frame: separates Kahu from ancestry.
Name: connects Kahu to Rawiri.

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Title: celebrates the boys’ training.
Mythic frame: links Koro to modernity.
Name: connects Kahu to Porourangi.

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Ancestry
Spiritual connection
Community health

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Ancestry
Spiritual connection
Community health

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Modernisation
Political authority
Individual success

","correct":false,"explanation":"These ideas emphasise modern institutions and individual achievement, whereas the whales symbolise ancestry, spiritual connection and the health of the whole Māori community."},{"text":"

Isolation
Cultural rejection
Economic progress

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Technology
Social competition
Personal freedom

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Boundary between human and ancestral worlds.
Source of identity and renewal.

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Boundary between human and ancestral worlds.
Source of identity and renewal.

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Barrier between Māori people and their culture.
Source of isolation and decline.

","correct":false,"explanation":"The sea does not estrange the community from Māori culture. It links human life with the ancestral world and acts as a source of identity and renewal."},{"text":"

Boundary between tradition and all spirituality.
Source of wealth and competition.

","correct":false,"explanation":"Tradition and spirituality are closely connected through the sea rather than separated by it. The sea primarily symbolises ancestral connection, identity and renewal, not economic competition."},{"text":"

Bridge between Koro and modern technology.
Source of authority and conflict.

","correct":false,"explanation":"The sea’s symbolism is mythic and cultural rather than technological. It marks the boundary between human and ancestral worlds while sustaining identity and the possibility of renewal."}]},{"id":"da1ce28e-4676-4b16-8736-87f2c71d1939","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What does Kahu recovering Koro’s stone symbolically show?","back":"She retrieves the tradition Koro has hidden from her.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"She retrieves the tradition Koro has hidden from her.","correct":true,"explanation":"The stone represents cultural knowledge and leadership from which Koro excludes Kahu. Recovering it proves that she can reclaim and fulfil the tradition he tries to withhold."},{"text":"She retrieves the authority Koro has willingly given to her.","correct":false,"explanation":"Koro does not willingly grant Kahu authority at this stage; he excludes her from the test. Her recovery of the stone symbolises reclaiming the tradition he has hidden from her."},{"text":"She retrieves the modernity Koro has hidden from her.","correct":false,"explanation":"The stone belongs to Koro’s traditional leadership test, so it does not represent modernity. Kahu’s recovery symbolises her retrieval of the cultural tradition denied to her."},{"text":"She retrieves the freedom Koro has protected for her.","correct":false,"explanation":"Koro’s actions restrict rather than protect Kahu’s opportunities. The stone symbolises tradition and inherited leadership, which she successfully retrieves despite his attempt to exclude her."}]}]}],"examCountdown":{"examDate":"2027-05-12","paperLabel":"Paper 1"},"heading":"Overview","title":"Overview Flashcards","topbar":{"backHref":"/igcse/english-literature/edexcel/flashcards"},"topicSidebar":"$L36"}]}],"topicId":"93b0d12c-68d6-57fd-9a75-2d7bb8c89149","walled":"$L37"}],"$L38","$L39"]