NCEA L1 Toi Ataata Practice Questions - NCEA Level 1 Toi Ataata - New Zealand Exam

How does a carver distinguish the practical application of a whao from that of a toki?

A whao is a handheld or mallet-struck chisel for detail, whereas a toki is an adze swung to shape mass. A whao is used exclusively for pounamu, while a toki is used only for bone. A whao is a measuring stick, while a toki is a polishing stone. A whao is used only by women, while a toki is used only by youth.

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A whao is a handheld or mallet-struck chisel for detail, whereas a toki is an adze swung to shape mass.

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