Номер 2, страница 112 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс (starlight) учебник Баранова, Дули

Module 6. Getting to know you. 6c. Culture Corner - номер 2, страница 112.

Условие 2019-2022.

2 RNE Read again and complete the gaps with the correct form of the words in capitals.

The Haka originates from the native inhabitants of New Zealand, the Maori people. It is a very physical dance with chants which were 1. (TRADITION) performed as war cries. Nowadays, it is performed to welcome important guests, to recognise great achievements and simply to entertain. If you ever watch New Zealand playing rugby, you will also see the team, the All Blacks, performing the Haka. They do this to show respect to past and present 2. (PLAY), the supporters and New Zealand and .... to scare their opponents. The All Blacks performed their first Haka in 1888 in Britain, but it is now recognised all over the world. The dancers imagine that their body is an orchestra in which their hands, feet, legs, body, voice, tongue and eyes all represent 3. (MUSIC) instruments. The Haka involves a lot of 4. (POWER) body movements; slapping your hands on your body, showing the whites of your eyes (pukana), sticking out your tongue (whetero) and stamping your feet – imagine a tribe of Maoris doing all this holding weapons while preparing to go into battle! The Maori people perform in a traditional outfit called a kakahu. The costume is made up of a grass skirt and a belt with unique engravings. The Maori people are also famous for their tattoos or Ta Moko, which cover their faces, making this dance look even more ferocious! The most well-known Haka is called Ka Mate. The story goes that the most feared 5. (TRIBE) chief, Te Rauparaha, was fleeing from his enemies. As he was greatly outnumbered, he hid in a pit protected by another chief and his wife. The chant below is about the moment the enemy tribe passed near the pit to look for him and his 6. (THINK) switched between living and dying. The ‘hairy man’ is the chief who hid him and made sure he saw the sun again. It is said that he came up with this chant while in hiding and that he performed it as soon as he returned to his village. Now, the Ka Mate is performed as a celebration of the triumph of life over death.

Ka mate, ka mate! Ka ora, ka ora!	I die! I die! I live! I live!
Ka mate, ka mate! Ka ora, ka ora!	I die! I die! I live! I live!
Tēnei te tangata pūhuruhuru	This is the hairy man who fetched the sun
Nāna nei i tiki mai whakawhiti te rā	And caused it to shine again
Ā, upane! Ka upane!	One upward step! Another upward step!
Ā, upane, ka upane, whiti te rā!	An upward step, another ... the sun shines!
Hī!

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originate, native, chant, war cry, supporter, opponent, slap, stick out your tongue, stamp your feet, tribe, weapon, go into battle, grass skirt, engraving, enemy, pit, switch, triumph

Why don't you take a look at a Haka on YouTube?

4 Complete with: welcome, stamp, physical, body, voice, tongue and eyes, opponent, war cry, music, power, tradition, play, think, tribe

Условие 2023-2027.

2 RNE Read again and complete the gaps with the correct forms of the words in capitals.

Решение 2023-2027.