AS 91652 · 6 credits · External
Reading Te Reo Māori
Pānui kia mōhio ki te reo Māori o te ao whānui
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This is a reading comprehension exam where you read two letters in te reo Māori—a grandchild asking their grandmother about cultural changes over time, and the grandmother's reply. You then answer questions about what you've read. The exam tests whether you can understand Māori language in real-world contexts and explain your understanding clearly using your own words.
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- ·Read and understand two letters written in te reo Māori that discuss cultural changes and traditions
- ·Answer three exam questions about the letters by writing your own explanations in your own words
- ·Structure your answers clearly and make sure each sentence you write directly answers the question being asked
- ·Paraphrase the text genuinely—don't just swap out one or two words from the original text, actually rewrite ideas in your own language
- ·Connect ideas together with detailed reasons and examples from the letters to show deeper understanding
You write answers in your own words, structure them clearly, and attempt all three questions with at least two answers showing solid understanding.
You link your ideas together with detailed explanations and examples from the text, showing you can connect concepts and back up what you say.