In this Unit

What is the significance of 'Names and Identity' in this unit?

• It explores the connection between names and personal identity.

• It discusses the historical significance of names.

• It analyzes the impact of names on social status.

• It examines the role of names in cultural traditions.

How does 'Ignorance based thinking' affect our understanding of the world?

• It enhances our understanding by encouraging curiosity.

• It limits our understanding by preventing us from seeking new information.

• It has no effect on our understanding.

• It improves our understanding by simplifying complex concepts.

What are 'Stereotypes' and how do they impact society?

• Stereotypes are oversimplified ideas about groups of people that can lead to prejudice and discrimination.

• Stereotypes are accurate representations of cultural norms that help in understanding different societies.

• Stereotypes have no impact on society and are generally harmless.

• Stereotypes are only related to positive traits and do not cause any harm.

Compare and contrast the 'Worldview' of Indigenous and European cultures.

• Indigenous cultures view the world as interconnected and holistic, while European cultures often see it as separate and hierarchical.

• Indigenous cultures prioritize technological advancement, while European cultures focus on spiritual growth.

• Indigenous cultures have a linear perception of time, while European cultures view time as cyclical.

• Indigenous cultures emphasize individualism, while European cultures value community and tradition.

In the passage 'Names and use of language', what are some of the challenges mentioned when discussing big issues and concepts?

• The complexity of language

• The diversity of opinions

• The lack of understanding

• All of the above

Discuss the challenges in agreeing on a term to use when discussing Indigenous issues, as mentioned in the passage. Why is it okay that Indigenous peoples have not settled on one term?

• Indigenous peoples have diverse cultures and perspectives, making it difficult to agree on a single term.

• There is a lack of communication among Indigenous groups.

• The government has imposed a term that is not widely accepted.

• There is no interest in finding a common term.

Based on the passage, terms and names can change over time due to:

• Cultural shifts

• Technological advancements

• Political changes

• All of the above

According to the passage 'Names and Identity', why might one person be okay with a certain term while another person may not?

• Because people have different personal experiences and cultural backgrounds.

• Because everyone has the same opinion about terms.

• Because terms have universal meanings that everyone agrees on.

• Because people do not care about terms at all.

Based on the passage 'Names and Identity', it is important to listen to what people have to say about the terms you use for them because:

• it shows respect and understanding towards their identity.

• it helps in learning new languages.

• it is a way to avoid legal issues.

• it is a method to improve vocabulary.

The term 'Indian' refers to which group in the context of indigenous peoples?

• Native Americans

• Inuit

• Aboriginal Australians

• Maori