Exploring FNMI Cultures and Contributions in Canada

What is a traditional Inuit home made of ice called?

• Wigwam

• Igloo

• Teepee

• Longhouse

The Métis are known for their unique culture that combines Indigenous and which European heritage?

• French

• British

• Spanish

• Dutch

Which of the following is a traditional Inuit activity?

• Snowshoeing

• Kayaking

• Ice fishing

• All of the above

The Métis flag features what symbol, representing the joining of two cultures?

• A beaver

• A canoe

• An infinity sign

• A maple leaf

FNMI peoples have contributed to Canada in many ways. Which of the following is a contribution from the Inuit?

• Maple syrup

• Snow goggles

• Lacrosse

• The toboggan

What is the significance of the land to FNMI peoples?

• It is primarily an economic resource.

• It is considered sacred and is central to their culture and identity.

• It is only used for hunting and gathering.

• It has no special significance outside of historical context.

Which of the following is a traditional Métis form of music?

• Jazz

• Fiddle music

• Rock

• Hip hop

How do the Inuit traditionally travel over snow and ice?

• Snowmobile

• Dogsled

• Horse and carriage

• Skiing

What is a Métis sash used for?

• Decoration only

• A symbol of Métis identity

• To carry supplies

• B and C

Which of the following is a reason why FNMI peoples have a deep connection to the land?

• The land provides spiritual guidance.

• The land is seen as an ancestor.

• The land is a source of medicine and food.

• All of the above