Chapter 5/6 Quizz

Which on was NOT eaten by Indigenous Australians?

• Fish

• Emu

• Sheep

• Turtle

Which of the following is an Indigenous plant food?

• Corn

• Yams

• Honey

• Lemon Myrtle

Firestick Farming is

• An indigenous ceremony that encourages the land to grow

• Regular burning of vegetation to facilitate hunting, and to change the plant and animal species in an area

• The use of fire to promote plants to germinate

• The use of fire to protect crops for animals

This is an image of a...

• Witchetty Grub

• Earth Worm

• Kakadu

• Lemon Myrtle

A list of tools used by Indigenous Australians include..

• Sticks, Bowls, Netting, Stones, Knives, Boomerangs

• Sticks, Bowls, Netting, Stones, Spears, Boomerangs

• Sticks, plates, Netting, Stones, Spears, Boomerangs

• Sticks, Bowls, Horses Stones, Spears, Boomerangs

A traditional way of cooking fish is...

• use of fire pit.

• roasting over a fire.

• eating it raw.

• boiling.

Some of the challenges settlers faced when arriving in Australia were..

• No access to edible food

• Lack of fresh food

• Lack of agricultural experience

• No resources to florish

Horticulture is ..., where as agriculture is...

• cultivating land, crops, and livestock, cultivation and management of a garden/orchard.

• breeding horses, growing plants

• They are the same thing

• cultivation and management of a garden/orchard, cultivating land, crops, and livestock.

Wheat was first cultivated in..

• 1791

• 1803

• 1971

• 1870

The Dairy industry started..

• with Australian native animals

• with 7 cows and 2 bulls in 1788

• with cows sent from Europe in the 1800's

• with 100 cows found in Central Australia