Ohlones ch 6-9

Question 1

The Ohlone mother ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 2

The Ohlones did NOT __.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 3

A basketry cage trap were used to capture ____.

Accepted Answer

quail

Question 4

The Ohlones loved to trade. They enjoyed trading for ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 5

The Ohlones did not make pottery because ___.

Accepted Answer

their baskets worked perfectly well

Question 6

The absolute most powerful spirit in the entire universe was the ___.

Accepted Answer

sun

Question 7

The Ohlone father ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 8

The Ohlones were very ___ people.

Accepted Answer

peaceful and generous

Question 9

The leader ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 10

Ohlone baskets were works of art and ___.

Accepted Answer

sometimes took years to make

Question 11

Ohlones dropped ground-up ____ bulbs into water which paralyzed the fish.

Accepted Answer

soaproot

Question 12

A ____ is a thin rope that held a rock. The rock was hurled at the animal.

Accepted Answer

sling

Question 13

The Ohlones felt the deer was a ___.

Accepted Answer

great honored spirit

Question 14

A quiver was made of the whole skin of an animal like ___.

Accepted Answer

a fox, sea otter, or bobcat

Question 15

Medicine men were called ____.

Accepted Answer

shamans

Question 16

Other games the Ohlones played were ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 17

A ___ was a thin rope with bones tied to the end which was thrown and wrapped around an animal.

Accepted Answer

bola

Question 18

To prepare himself for the deer hunt, an Ohlone man ___.

Accepted Answer

spent a lot of time at the sweathouse

Question 19

When there were wars they were usually ___.

Accepted Answer

about crossing boundaries without permission

Question 20

Dancers wore ___.

Accepted Answer

feathers and fancy ornaments, headdresses, body paint

Question 21

The Ohlones ____.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 22

Girls at age 8 learned ___.

Accepted Answer

food-gathering and cooking and basketmaking

Question 23

Ohlone boats ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 24

The Ohlones sang prayers to ___.

Accepted Answer

face life and its troubles and to give thanks

Question 25

Arrowheads were made out of ___ or ___.

Accepted Answer

chert / obsidian

Question 26

Money was made of ___.

Accepted Answer

clamshell disks

Question 27

Ohlones played games like ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these, racing, hockey, throwing, tag, dice and guessing games

Question 28

This is a fishing tool called a ___.

Accepted Answer

harpoon

Question 29

The Ohlones believed the most powerful objects were ___.

Accepted Answer

sun, moon, stars, rivers, redwood trees

Question 30

The Ohlones danced to ___.

Accepted Answer

honor spirit ancestors, get ready for war, celebrate victories

Question 31

Ohlone baskets were made using the ____ methods.

Accepted Answer

coil and twining

Question 32

When an Ohlone man brought deer back to the village, he __.

Accepted Answer

gave prayers of thanks to the deer

Question 33

Grass rope tied in a special knot that tightened around the animal was a ____.

Accepted Answer

noose snare

Question 34

Ohlones used their boats to ___.

Accepted Answer

visit relatives, go fishing, and gather eggs

Question 35

To prepare himself for the deer hunt, an Ohlone man ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 36

A ____ was a log or rock propped up which then fell on the animal when knocked away.

Accepted Answer

deadfall trap

Question 37

When a person died, the Ohlones ____.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 38

Each hunter kept his arrows in a bag called a ___.

Accepted Answer

quiver

Question 39

The bowstring was made out of animal ____.

Accepted Answer

sinew (tendons)

Question 40

Ohlone children ___.

Accepted Answer

learned special jobs once they turned 8

Question 41

Boys at age 8 learned ___.

Accepted Answer

how to hunt and fish and and how to make tools

Question 42

The Ohlones' most important weapon was the __.

Accepted Answer

bow and arrow

Question 43

On the day of the deer hunt an Ohlone man ___.

Accepted Answer

painted designs on himself

Question 44

The Ohlones smoked pipes of tobacco. On the puffs of tobacco the Ohlones ____.

Accepted Answer

placed their prayers so they floated to the spirits

Question 45

The Ohlones believed that ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 46

The Ohlones ___.

Accepted Answer

traded what they had for what they wanted

Question 47

The leader of the tribelet had to be ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 48

Ohlones' musical instruments included ___.

Accepted Answer

split stick clappers, bullroarers, whistles, rattles

Question 49

Trading happened as side events during ___.

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 50

Beings that cannot be seen, except in the form of some other living thing, were called ___.

Accepted Answer

spirits

Ohlones ch 6-9

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Ohlones ch 6-9

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