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Native Studies 10 - Unit 1
Native Studies 10 - Unit 1
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1
The medicine wheel can represent such things as...?
The four grandfathers.
The four cardinal directions.
Many relationships that can be expressed in sets of four.
The four winds.
2
"Observe moderation and balance in all things" is a part of Aboriginal?
Code of Ethics
Evaluation
Sacred Tree
Medicine Wheel
3
An unjustified, usually negative, mental picture of a group of people is a...?
Prejudice
Stereotype
Discrimination
Bias
4
Bias is...?
A preference or inclination that leads to unfair treatment.
Prejudice based on beliefs in the superiority of one’s race.
The truth about a situation that only you can see.
Being able to sense something before it happens.
5
A particular philosophy of life or conception of the world is known as your?
Emotion
Guidance
Worldview
Theory
6
Receive strangers with a loving heart and as members of the human family is part of Aboriginal?
Code of Ethics
Equality
Medicine Wheel
Sacred Tree
7
An Aboriginal people in northern Canada, who live above the tree line are?
First Nations
Inuit
Cold
Metis
8
This teaches there are four aspects to our nature: physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.
The Sacred Tree
A feast
The Medicine Wheel
Mr. Bullerwell
9
Being treated the same as everyone else within a group is?
Wrong
Equality
Equity
Nice
10
A teaching of The Sacred Tree is wholeness, which means?
Nothing is interrelated in the universe.
All things in the universe are interrelated,
You can only affect your surroundings.
All things on Earth are interrelated.
11
A term that came into common usage in the 1970's to replace the word “Indian” is...?
Aboriginal
Inuit
Metis
First Nations
12
First Nations Code of Ethics feel that one should treat guests?
Nicely, but not more nice than your own family.
With honour and consideration.
Very poorly, so that they will not come back.
With great indifference.
13
People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry and have a unique culture.
Aboriginal people
Inuit
First Nations
Metis
14
Being treated fairly, but differently, according to individual circumstances is?
Horrible
Equity
Eqaulity
Nice
15
Teachings of the Sacred Tree teach that change is...?
Static
Constant
Scary
Worthless
16
In First Nations Code of Ethics one should...?
Do not give thanks ever
Be thankful in the morning as this is the best part of day.
Give thanks each morning and night for you life and all life
Give thanks when you feel like it
17
The only way one can fail on the journey of the Sacred Tree is?
If you are too religious.
If you like to swing in trees.
If you feel that change is static and undesirable.
In their ability to follow the teachings of the Sacred Tree.
18
Indigenous peoples are...?
The original inhabitants of a land.
People that only hunted and gathered for their food.
Newcomers to a land.
Had a simple existence that is no longer relevant to today.
19
A preconceived opinion used to exclude people, like a judgement made about others is...?.
Stereotype
Prejudice
Discrimination
Bias
20
Unfavorable treatment based on prejudice; a bad action based on judgement is...?
Prejudice
Stereotype
Discrimination
Bias
21
Sexism is the belief that females and males have distinctive characteristics and that...?
One gender should enslave the other genders of the world.
One gender has the right to more power and resources.
The way things are, is the way it will always be.
We should all get along.
22
The concept of change in The Sacred Tree teachings happens...?
To only the very rich in the world.
When you really want it to.
Happens in cycles or patterns and are not without purpose.
Only once in a lifetime.
23
To feel, show honour or esteem, or to consider the well-being of someone or something is...?
Respect
Justice
Greatness
Disrespect
24
Oppression that advantages people without learning, emotional, or physical disabilities is?
Racism
Heterosexism
Sexism
Ableism
25
The differential treatment of groups of people because of their class background is...?
Racism
Sexism
Ableism
Classism
26
Heterosexism gives legitimacy and privilege to heterosexuals based on beliefs and practices...?
That classify people based on sexual orientation.
That classify people based on their haircut.
That classify people based on their choice of clothing.
That classify people based on the colour of their skin.
27
What is at the heart of many First Nations value systems, philosophies, and religions?
Triangle
Oval
Circle
Square
28
The different parts of this represents a gate opening onto a path.
The Donald
The Medicine Wheel
The Sacred Tree
The Tipi
29
The Sacred Tree teaches that when human beings develop new qualities or characteristics is...?
True Value
True Learning
True Spirit
True Caring
30
Racism is the belief that...
People are all the same and equal
A negative personal behavior will get you good things
That race guides all aspects of a persons life
One race has a right to more power and resources than others
