Maori Culture in New Zealand Practice Test

Think about what words express ownership and control of property. Proprieter is the standard English term for the person who owns a property, and possessor describes someone who has possession of something. Together, these terms best match “Owner” because they directly convey both ownership rights and actual possession. The other options don’t fit because they refer to loss (deprivation, bereavement), ethnicity (Indigenous New Zealander), or documents related to property (property agreement, land contract) rather than the person who owns.