ARTS & SOCIAL

What is the best definition of a worldview?

• A person’s job and hobbies

• 
  A religion someone follows

• The way a person understands and interprets the world

• A type of government

What does language loss mean for an Indigenous community?

• They become richer

• They lose part of their identity and history

• They can create a new culture easily

• They become better at English

The TRC was created in what year?

• • 1985

• • 2008

• • 2015

• • 1867

What was a common way Indigenous people resisted colonial changes to their spiritual practices?

• Abandoning all rituals

• Learning European languages

• Practicing their beliefs in secret

• Moving to cities

How many Calls to Action did the TRC create?

• • 12

• • 27

• • 94

• • 100

What is multiculturalism?

• Changing your name when you move to Canada

• Celebrating and respecting many cultures living together

• Accepting only the Canadian way of life

• Making everyone follow one culture

Colonizers often discouraged or banned which of the following?

• Indigenous languages and traditions

• Farming

• Building new schools

• Trade with local people

In an Indigenous worldview, nature is typically seen as:

• A resource to be used freely

• A threat to human life

• A system to be controlled

• A sacred and connected part of life

Which city in Canada is known for having a large and diverse immigrant population?

• Whitehorse

• Yellowknife

• Moose Jaw

• Toronto

Which of the following is a key difference between religion and spirituality?

• Spirituality requires attending a place of worship

• Religion is organized while spirituality is personal

• Spirituality does not involve personal belief

• Religion is always practiced outdoors