Module 1 Lesson Two Quiz

What is adobe?

• A) A type of wood

• B) A heavy clay

• C) A kind of stone

• D) A metal alloy

What was the primary way of life for Native Americans in the far north, in present-day Alaska and Canada?

• Farming

• Hunting and fishing

• Trading

• Building mounds

What was the primary activity of Native Americans in the Great Plains?

• Fishing

• Farming

• Nomadic hunting

• Trading

Which Native American groups formed nomadic groups that survived by hunting, foraging, or raiding other villages?

• Pueblo and Iroquois

• Apache and Navajo

• Pawnee and Sioux

• Inuit and Aleut

Which Native American culture area is known for carving totem poles?

• Far north

• Pacific Northwest

• Southwest

• Great Plains

What was a common belief shared by Native Americans?

• The land was for individual ownership

• The land was for the use of everyone

• The land was for trade

• The land was for farming.

Native American religions were linked to what?

• Technology

• Nature

• Economy

• Politics

The Anasazi built above ground houses made of heavy clay called adobe. What are these houses called?

• Pueblos

• Kivas.

What is the term for a society that traces lineage through the mother?

• Matrilineal

• Patrilineal

The Great Plains Indians used Buffalo skins for Teepees. What were Teepees used for?

• Teepees were used as ceremonial structures.
• Teepees were used as storage for food supplies.
• Teepees were used as portable dwellings.
• Teepees were used for hunting buffalo.