What is the traditional Māori greeting performed by pressing noses and foreheads together, symbolising the sharing of the breath of life?

• A Hongi ✓
• B Haka
• C Waiata
• D Karanga

The hongi is performed at the conclusion of a pōwhiri (formal welcome), and the pressing of noses represents the exchange of the hā (breath of life) between two people, uniting them as one.