Pretest answers

Name the following parts of the tui:
Q1 Part 1. beak/ngutu

Q2 Part 2. feet/waewae

Q3 Part 3. feathers/raukura

Q4 Part 4. ruff/kara

Q5 The tui is sometimes called an omnivore because it eats plants and animals/he otaota, he kararehe anake

Q6 'Tui' is the common name of a New Zealand native bird name. Scientists call the tui Prosthemadera novaeseelandiae.  The first of these words is the genus/momo name

Q7 The beak on a tui is designed to collect nectar from flowers/kohi waihongo i nga puawai

Q8 Tui's four toes are designed to enable them to sleep on branches without falling off/kei runga i te kaupeka e moe ana e kore e hinga

Q9 A tui's feathers are to help them both of these/ko nga mea kei runga ake (fly/awhina ratou ki te rere and keep warm/whakamahana ratou)

This diagram shows some parts of a tui life cycle

Q10 Number 1 is a tui nest/he kohanga tui

Q11 Number 2 is adult tui feeding on flax/he pakeke tui e kai harakeke ana

Q12 Number 3 is tui eggs/huamanu tui

Q13 Number 4 is tui chicks/pipi tui

Q14 Number 5 is an adult tui/he pakeke tui

Q15 Tui are able to help the survival of forest plants by spreading pollen from plant to plant/ka haetanga mai ki nga

Q16 The arrival of wasps is a threat to tui survival because wasps eat the honeydew/ka kai waimiere nga wapi

Q17 Tui are able to help the spread of plants because because they disperse seeds through the forest/ka rui nga kakano i roto i te ngahere

Q18 How are tui able to find food all year round? they feed on a range of food types during the year/ka whangaia ratou i etahi momo kai i te tau

Q19 An animal that tui must compete with for food is wasp/wapi