This is a test of commonsense with single/multi-choices. Complete the next sentence:

How to do the haka
Pronounce each syllable separately.
The maori language, spoken by indigenous people of new zealand, has vowels with long and short sounds (such as ay and ah for the letter a). Each phrase, such as " ka ma-te, " is pronounced separately.

Choose from:
[i] The entire phrase includes the ending-in. Haka is pronounced well and always rises to the halt during the word.;
[ii] There is a very short stop between each syllable, with a few exceptions. The resulting sounds in a haka will be staccato and fierce.;
[iii] In thailand, one group of vowels are pronounced " ka " instead of " oh ". They are pronounced like ah-kita-ta-mah /' yai ha-queyt.;
[iv] " ka ma-te " is pronounced together with the large vowel " k. " Identify your english choice for the language.;
The answer is:
[ii]