The Maori believe that their ancestors,and all living things in the world,were descended from（）Athe skyBthe landCthe GodDthe gods
The Maori believe that their ancestors,and all living things in the world,were descended from（）
Athe sky
Bthe land
Cthe God
Dthe gods
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