Triple

Target class: Cook Islands cultural event
Context triple: [Te Maeva Nui, instanceOf, Cook Islands cultural event]

• A. Hawaiian cultural event
  A Hawaiian cultural event is a gathering that celebrates and preserves Native Hawaiian traditions through practices such as hula, mele (song), oli (chant), local cuisine, and community rituals rooted in aloha and respect for the land and ancestors.
• B. Māori meeting place
  A Māori meeting place, or marae, is a communal and sacred complex of buildings and open space that serves as the focal point for social, cultural, spiritual, and political life in a Māori community.
• C. Samoan cultural institution
  A Samoan cultural institution is an organized body or establishment that preserves, promotes, and transmits Samoan traditions, values, language, and social practices within both local and diaspora communities.
• D. Moriori cultural tradition
  Moriori cultural tradition encompasses the unique beliefs, practices, social structures, and peaceful philosophies developed by the Indigenous Moriori people of Rēkohu (Chatham Islands), shaped by their isolation, environment, and history.
• E. Okinawan festival
  An Okinawan festival is a traditional cultural celebration in Okinawa featuring music, dance, religious rituals, and communal activities that express local identity and seasonal or historical significance.
• F. None of above. chosen