Lesson 4 Test: Native Americans and Their Environments

In the past, Native Americans would___ with other tribes.

• Environment

• Trade

• Tribe

The___ of a place is made up of its air, water, soil, and living things.

• Environment

• Trade

• Tribe

People in a Native American group or ___ share common traditions.

• Environment

• Trade

• Tribe

What items did Native American groups use to make jewelry and decorations?

• nuts and seeds

• berries and herbs

• shells and beads

• corn and beans

Native American homes were not the same across North America because different tribes

• ate different kinds of foods.

• wore different clothing.

• traded with different groups.

• lived in different environments.

Which is an example of a Native American tradition?

• the language a tribe speaks

• the land on which a tribe lives

• the animals that live near a tribe

• the weather where a tribe is

Which sentence tells how Native Americans adapted to their environments?

• The Utes lived in mountains and valleys.

• The Seminoles used trees to build canoes.

• The Cherokees had to leave their homes.

• The Sioux was formed by several tribes.

What happened when Europeans arrived in North America?

• Many Native American tribes were destroyed.

• Native American environments were created.

• Native Americans started to hunt animals.

• Native Americans stopped growing crops.

The Seminoles lived in location

The Chinooks lived in location