THE INUIT AND METIS

What does the word "Inuit" mean?

• The North

• The People

• The Cold

• The Snowy

2. What is the name for one person of the Inuit people?

• Eskimo

• Inuk

• Arctician

• Tundra dwellers

What did the Inuit people used to be called?

• Indigenous

• Eskimos

• Nomads

• Natives

Why do the Inuit people consider the term "Eskimo" rude or negative?

• It means "uncivilized" in their language

• It is associated with negative stereotypes

• It refers to a different group of people

• It has no specific meaning

In which region do the Inuit people primarily reside?

• Sub-Saharan Africa

• Australia

• Canada's Arctic

• South America

When was the name "Métis" first used?

• 1500s

• 1600s

• 1700s

• 1800s

How did the Métis culture develop?

• Through trade agreements

• By assimilating entirely with European culture

• By blending aspects of both First Nations and European cultures

• By isolation from other groups

In which Canadian provinces do the Métis mainly reside?

• British Columbia, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland

• Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba, and Quebec

• Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Yukon

• Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario

What is the primary reason for the development of the Métis culture according to the text?

• Economic reasons

• Geographic reasons

• Intentional cultural exchange

• Interactions between First Nations and Europeans

Which of the following best describes the Métis people's cultural identity?

• Purely European

• Purely First Nations

• A blend of First Nations and European cultures

• Completely distinct from both First Nations and European cultures