How to talk about Indigenous people

Approximately how many people in Canada identify as Indigenous?

• 370 million

• 1.4 million

• 70 million

• 4 million

What are the three distinct groups that make up the term "Indigenous" in Canada?

• First Nations, Aboriginal, Inuit

• Métis, Indigenous, First Nations

• First Nations, Inuit, Métis

• Aboriginal, Inuit, Métis

Why is it generally incorrect to use "Indigenous" when referring to a specific group like First Nations?

• "Indigenous" is an outdated term.

• "Indigenous" is a broader term that encompasses multiple distinct groups.

• "First Nations" is a more formal term.

• "Indigenous" is only used outside of Canada.

Who are the Métis people?

• The original inhabitants of Greenland.

• Descendants of First Nations and European settlers.

• The largest and most varied group of Indigenous people.

• People who primarily reside in Siberia.

In the Inuit language Inuktitut, what do the words "Inuit" and "Inuk" mean, respectively?

• "Land" and "Water"

• "Tribe" and "Leader"

• "People" and "Person"

• "North" and "South"