First Nations People

What is the name of our First Nations People tribe that once inhabited the Geelong region?

• Dja Dja Wurrung

• Wadawurrung

• Wurundjeri

• Yorta Yorta

Australias first nations people are the oldest living civilisation in the world

• TRUE

• FALSE

Identify the totem for the Geelong First Nations People

• Kangaroo - skippy

• Bunjil the eagle

• Stingray

• Platypus

Nomadic lifestyle means the First Nations People

• hunted and gathered their food

• moved from place to place depending on the seasons and food avilbaility

• couched surf at their mates house from time to time

• stayed in one camp all year-round but moved inland to catch larger prey

Identify this object

• Didgeridoo

• Boomerang

• Logs

• Clubs

The boomerang is used to

• hunting birds and some larger game

• push birds into a particular direction to be caught in a net

• hunt game at least 100m away

• all of the above

The Coolamon is used for

• Collecting seeds and berries

• Digging

• Cradling babies

• Carrying on your head

• All of the above

Adan Goodes has to deal with the following racial incidents

• Being called an Ape by a young collingwood supporter

• Eddie McGuire suggested the King Kong movie promoters should get in contact with Adam Goodes

• Booing every time he got near the ball in his last few years of football

• all of the above

Which fact is INCORRECT about Adam Goodes

• He won 1 brownlow medal (Best and fairest for the eyar)

• He was Awarded Australian of the year in 2014

• He was selected as an All-Australian player 4 times

• He is a dual premiership player for Sydney Swans

Which fact about our First Nations people is INCORRECT

• Australia's Indigenous People have a long and rich history that stretches back approximately 25,000 years.

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people weren't included in our National Census until 1971

• They are the world’s oldest living civilization.

• They lived on this land until the first fleet of British convicts arrived in 1788 and claimed the land as their own.