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Who were the two gods that appeared in the emptiness?
Who were the two gods that appeared in the emptiness?
Ranginui and Papatūānuku
Name three of the six children of Ranginui and Papatūānuku.
Name three of the six children of Ranginui and Papatūānuku.
Tane, Tangoroa, Tu
What did the children see when Papatūānuku raised her arm?
What did the children see when Papatūānuku raised her arm?
Sunshine
Which sibling disagreed with Tane's plan to separate their parents?
Which sibling disagreed with Tane's plan to separate their parents?
What did Tu, the god of war, decide was the only way to pull his parents apart?
What did Tu, the god of war, decide was the only way to pull his parents apart?
What did Ranginui and Papatūānuku embrace so closely that there was no space between them?
What did Ranginui and Papatūānuku embrace so closely that there was no space between them?
What did Tane want to do in order to allow the light to come through?
What did Tane want to do in order to allow the light to come through?
Why could the children only crawl about or lay on their sides?
Why could the children only crawl about or lay on their sides?
Who was very close to his father, the sky god, and disagreed with the plan to separate their parents?
Who was very close to his father, the sky god, and disagreed with the plan to separate their parents?
What did the children want when they saw the glimpse of sunshine?
What did the children want when they saw the glimpse of sunshine?
What were the names of the two Maori gods who appeared in the emptiness at the beginning?
What were the names of the two Maori gods who appeared in the emptiness at the beginning?
Which god wanted to separate his parents to allow more light to come through?
Which god wanted to separate his parents to allow more light to come through?
Who was the god of war among the children of Ranginui and Papatūānuku?
Who was the god of war among the children of Ranginui and Papatūānuku?
Which god disagreed with Tane's plan to separate their parents?
Which god disagreed with Tane's plan to separate their parents?
What did the children see when Papatūānuku raised her arm?
What did the children see when Papatūānuku raised her arm?
Why could the children only crawl about or lay on their sides?
Why could the children only crawl about or lay on their sides?
Who was the god of weather among the children of Ranginui and Papatūānuku?
Who was the god of weather among the children of Ranginui and Papatūānuku?
What did Tu, the god of war, decide was the only way to pull his parents apart?
What did Tu, the god of war, decide was the only way to pull his parents apart?
What did Ranginui and Papatūānuku embrace so closely that there was no space between them?
What did Ranginui and Papatūānuku embrace so closely that there was no space between them?
Who were the parents of Tane, Tangoroa, Tu, Rongo, Haumia, and Tawhiri?
Who were the parents of Tane, Tangoroa, Tu, Rongo, Haumia, and Tawhiri?
What did Tane want to do in order to allow the light to come through?
What did Tane want to do in order to allow the light to come through?
Who was the only sibling who disagreed with Tane's plan to separate their parents?
Who was the only sibling who disagreed with Tane's plan to separate their parents?
Why could the children only crawl about or lay on their sides?
Why could the children only crawl about or lay on their sides?
Who were Ranginui and Papatūānuku embracing so closely that there was no space between them?
Who were Ranginui and Papatūānuku embracing so closely that there was no space between them?
What was the only way Tu, the god of war, decided to pull his parents apart?
What was the only way Tu, the god of war, decided to pull his parents apart?
What did the children see when Papatūānuku raised her arm?
What did the children see when Papatūānuku raised her arm?
How did Ranginui and Papatūānuku's close embrace affect their children?
How did Ranginui and Papatūānuku's close embrace affect their children?
What did Tawhiri, god of weather, disagree with?
What did Tawhiri, god of weather, disagree with?
