Ojibwe Culture Quiz

In Ojibwe culture, a "bandolier" is best described as:

• A type of traditional dance

• A decorative shoulder belt or strap

• A sacred animal

• A musical instrument

When someone is "compelling," they are:

• Easily ignored

• Uninteresting

• Forceful or convincing

• Always truthful

A person who is "stingy" with their belongings would likely:

• Share everything freely

• Give away all their possessions

• Be very generous

• Be unwilling to share

If your skin "prickled," you might feel:

• A tingling sensation

• Very hot

• Nothing at all

• Extremely cold

When someone "indicated" the direction, they:

• Sang a song about it

• Pointed it out or showed it

• Forgot where it was

• Ran in that direction

An "inevitable" event is one that:

• Will never happen

• Might happen someday

• Is sure to happen

• Has already happened

When someone acts with "dignity," they show:

• Silliness and playfulness

• Anger and frustration

• Fear and nervousness

• Honor and self-respect

If a situation "intensified," it:

• Became more severe or serious

• Quickly resolved itself

• Stayed exactly the same

• Disappeared completely

Someone who is "feeble" would likely be:

• Very strong

• Extremely energetic

• Weak or frail

• Highly intelligent

If berries "abounded" in a forest, you would find:

• No berries at all

• Very few berries

• A moderate amount of berries

• Many berries everywhere