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Friday Aboriginal Studies Challenge
Friday Aboriginal Studies Challenge
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1
Being told "You're too pretty to be Aboriginal" is an example of which type of racism?
Institutional
Overt
2
A swimming pool has a policy that excludes Aboriginal people between the hours of 9am-4pm. What type of racism is this?
Overt
Institutional
3
Which of these terms do we no longer use?
First Nations peoples
Aborigines
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
Aboriginal peoples
4
Who is the famous Aboriginal artist?
Adam Goodes
Windradyne
Albert Namatjira
Eddie Koiki Mabo
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Which is not an example of Aboriginal art?
X-ray painting
Carved trees (coolamons)
Cheese-making
Dance
6
Which is not a benefit of circle sentencing?
The offender gets a say
A circle is more comfortable for Aboriginal people
Lots of legal jargon (complex words) are used
The victim gets a say
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Which style of Aboriginal art is depicted in the picture?
Water colour
Dot painting
Mosaic
X-ray
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Who decides the sentence in a circle sentencing court?
An elder
Everyone has a say
A judge
The victim
9
If A=1 and B=2 and so forth, which number represents your Aboriginal Studies classroom?
26ZZ
2226
Z222
2622
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Aboriginal people resisted the invasion/colonisation of their land
False
True
11
An Aboriginal person can be racist if they make an offensive joke about Aboriginal people
True
False
12
What type of criminal justice process is depicted in the photo?
Spearing
Circle Sentencing
Singing a person
A formal law court
13
What is the purpose of payback punishment?
To fatally injure the offender
To restore peace and healing
To exclude the offender from the group
To practice hunting techniques
14
Who was an Aboriginal warrior who resisted invasion/colonisation?
Cathy Freeman
Windradyne
Pemulwuy
Arthur Phillip
15
What does Terra Nullius mean?
the systematic killing of all the people from a cultural group
Theland to which you belong
Being able to act-independently
Land belonging to no-one
16
A form of mostly physical, and sometimes deadly, punishment carried out by elders is known as....
Shunning
Singing a person
Payback
Circle Sentencing
17
The 10 year gap in life expectancy between Aboriginal and non-Indigenous peoples is an example of what?
Health inequality
Education inequality
Criminal Justice inequality
equality
18
'Singing a person' is also known as what?
A vibe
pointing the bone
Spearing
A corroboree
19
Are you enjoying online learning?
I need a check-in from my teacher
Yes, it's actually better than school
Eh - it is what it is. I go with the flow.
No, I hate it. I want to go back to normal
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What is the correct term for 'being able to make decisions about issues that affect you'?
resistance
Colonialism
self-determination
Dreaming
