Life in an Indigenous Camp

The video depicts the daily life of an indigenous community in Mato Grosso do Sul, focusing on their morning routines, cultural education, and the challenges they face, including security issues and transportation difficulties. Despite hardships, the community holds onto hope and dreams of a better future.

What time does the daily routine start at the camp?

• 8 AM

• 7 AM

• 6 AM

• 5 AM

What is the main task of the elder in the camp?

• Cooking meals

• Teaching traditional dances and songs

• Guarding the camp

• Building shelters

What is the young apprentice being trained to become?

• A teacher

• A farmer

• A Pajé

• A security guard

What type of music do the children enjoy besides traditional songs?

• Classical

• Sertanejas

• Pop

• Rock

What action does the Pajé take when the security guards arrive?

• He calls for help

• He confronts them

• He hides

• He takes the children away

Where do the children go to relax and forget their difficulties?

• The forest

• The river

• The town

• The school

What do the children do after the bus driver informs them of a delay?

• They walk to school

• They wait patiently

• They return to the camp

• They play games

How do mothers help their babies cope with the afternoon heat?

• By giving them a bath

• By giving them cold drinks

• By taking them to the shade

• By fanning them

How many indigenous camps are there in Mato Grosso do Sul?

• 21

• 18

• 25

• 15

What do the children hope to achieve in the future?

• Become farmers

• Stay in the camp

• Move to the city

• Get an education and become professionals