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A recap of the last four weeks in Aboriginal Voices in Literature!
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1
Stories in the Oral Tradition can be heard in ceremonies, welcome songs, contracts & treaties.
True
False
2
Who tells counter narratives?
The Government
Marginalized people
Everyone
Indigenous People
3
How many acres of land are involved in the Algonquin Land Claim?
8.5 million
6 million
4 million
1.5 million
4
Who is Kent Monkman?
Indigenous Singer
Indigenous Artist
Indigenous Comedian
Indigenous Author
5
A Wendigo is
Cannibalistic monster
A type of moccasin
A trickster
The Great Spirit
6
The Algonquin land claim is a(n)
Verbal commitment
Treaty
Contract
Agreement in principle
7
A trickster can be
Cruel
Foolish
Heroic
All of the Above
8
A common animal used to portray a Trickster is
Raven
Fox
Coyote
All of the Above
9
Who gave the porcupine his quills?
Nanabozo
The Bear
Sky Woman
The Great Spirit
10
The Royal Proclamation stated that
King George controls the rights to Indigenous lands
British will control and distribute the lands
Crown will negotiate with each distinct Indigenous nation
Aboriginals have been paid for their land
11
What are Wampums?
A monster in origin stories
Traditional Indigenous ceremony
A First Nation in British Columbia
Shell beads often formed into symbolic belts
12
The Two Row Wampum includes two lines that represent...
Surrender Agreement
Equality of Resources
Peaceful Coexistence
Declaration of Battle
13
An example of a modern-day Trickster would be?
Kylie Jenner
Loki
Jack Sparrow
Donald Trump
14
The Oral Tradition in Indigenous culture is for
Entertainment
All of the above
Delivering morals or caution
Keeping histories alive
15
Metis are traditionally
From Red River, Manitoba
Of mixed heritage
All of the above
Harder to attain Indian Status card
16
Who was Pauline Johnson?
A famous Algonquin painter
A traveling Mohawk poet advocating for Indigenous rights
The first Indigenous politician
An Anishinaabe Elder
17
In a Haudenosaunee Creation Story, who fell onto the back of a turtle?
A Wendigo
Nanabozo
Sky Woman
The Creator
18
What is the most accurate definition of ‘unceded land’?
Unwritten land claimed by the Crown
Treaty between Indigenous groups and Crown over land rights
Reservation land owned by the Crown
FNMI land title that has not been surrendered nor acquired
19
Which animal dives down to retrieve a piece of earth in the Haudenosaunee creation story?
Muskrat
Otter
Turtle
Beaver
20
When was the last residential school closed?
1988
1955
1961
1996
21
How many distinct Indigenous languages are there in Canada?
Apprx 70
Apprx 50
Apprx 20
Apprx 15
22
Non-Indigenous authors can write about Indigenous cultures if they…
Are granted permission
Maintain integrity
Are friends with an Indigenous person
Have extensive research and knowledge of the content
23
Who are traditional storytellers?
Mr. Gibson
Elders
Grandparents
Knowledge Keepers
24
Why do buffalo's have humps?
They just have bad posture
To carry more food for their children
A reminder of disrespect
To better serve humans
25
Which one of these is NOT a rule of the dish with one spoon wampum?
Never take more than you need
Never throw away dish
Always keep dish clean
Save some for others
