WorksheetsEITK - INTERNAL1
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 30mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following is not a characteristics of traditional knowledge
a)
The creation of TK is collective and holistic
b)
TK is changeable, and may evolve because of changes in the social environment
c)
Oral transmission of TK from generation to generation
d)
Faith
2.
Which of the following is not true about coexistence approach to indigenous knowledge(IK)
a)
It devalues Western or Indigenous resource management practices and the knowledge that informs them
b)
It does not devalue Western or Indigenous resource management practices and the knowledge that informs them
c)
It does not allow for the domination of one over the other
d)
It values both systems
3.
Which of the following best defines indigenous knowledge (IK)
a)
Indigenous knowledge means the knowledge or wisdom of the people those who must be regarded as ‘modern’
b)
Indigenous knowledge means the knowledge or wisdom of the people those who must be regarded as ‘western’
c)
Indigenous knowledge means the knowledge or wisdom of the people those who must be regarded as ‘indigenous’
d)
Indigenous knowledge means the knowledge or wisdom of the people those who must be regarded as ‘cultural’
4.
Which of the following best characterises traditional knowledge
a)
It is represented by a villager with a rich experiential traditional knowledge heritage
b)
It is represented by a villager with a rich experiential modern knowledge heritage
c)
It is represented by a scientist with a rich experiential traditional knowledge heritage
d)
It is represented by a scientist with a rich experiential modern knowledge heritage
5.
Which of the following Indigenous knowledge is regarded as inseparable and embodied in their affinities
a)
Science
b)
Technology
c)
Cosmos
d)
Land
6.
How do you say Indigenous knowledge cannot be displaced out of its local context into another one and used for national and international network
a)
It is an autochthonous empirical experience and only valid as a world in its place of origin
b)
It is an autochthonous theoretical experience and only valid as a world in its place of origin
c)
It is an autochthonous empirical experience and only valid as a world in its place of origin
d)
It is an autochthonous theoretical experience and only valid as a world in its place of origin
7.
Which of the following is not correct about indigenous knowledge
a)
It emerges as people’s perception and experience in an environment, at a given time
b)
It emerges in a continuous process of observation and interpretation
c)
It emerges in a continuous process of contemplation and application
d)
It emerges in relation to the locally acknowledged everyday rationalities and transcendental powers
8.
Which of the following is true about religion
a)
It binds us to an external force
b)
It stabilizes our meaningful interaction with the world
c)
It bridge the gap between the known and the unknown (the profane and sacred)
d)
All of the mentioned
9.
Which of the following are traditional knowledge
a)
Thai traditional healers use the plao-noi plant to treat ulcer.
b)
The San people use the hoodia plant to stave off hunger while out hunting.
c)
Maria's grandmother's recipe for strawberry jam.
d)
The Cree and Inuit maintain unique bodies of knowledge of seasonal migration patterns of particular species in the Hudson Bay region.
10.
Which of the following statements is incorrect
a)
TK is distinctly associated with an indigenous or local community, which preserves and transmits it from generation to generation.
b)
TK is old and static.
c)
TK is generated, preserved and transmitted in a traditional and intergenerational context.
d)
TK is not limited to any specific technical field.
11.
Which of the following statements are correct
a)
Indigenous and traditional signs and symbols can be protected as trademarks
b)
The style and technique used to create a work can be protected by copyright.
c)
Certification marks can be used to safeguard the authenticity and quality of authentic indigenous arts.
d)
Unfair competition and trade practices laws can prevent false or misleading claims that a product is authentic.
12.
An Aboriginal person dies on average at which age
a)
53
b)
65
c)
67
d)
70
13.
How does the indigenous people teach their children
a)
Taking them to school
b)
Storytelling
c)
Reading to them
d)
Writing to them
14.
What is the term Indigenous knowledge used described
a)
Used to describe the knowledge systems developed by a community
b)
Culture values
c)
Traditions
d)
None of the mentioned
15.
What is significant about the discovery of Indigenous knowledge
a)
learning new things over different periods of time advances in culture
b)
imagination
c)
faith
d)
all of the mentioned
16.
Choose the following one is not statement of Indigenous knowledge
a)
Holistic
b)
Dynamic
c)
Adaptive
d)
Static
17.
Why should non-Indigenous people take the time to learn about Indigenous knowledge
a)
Western science is increasingly recognizing the value of IK and is collaborating with communities to incorporate their knowledge in related research projects.
b)
To improve knowledge
c)
To improve written knowledge
d)
None of the above mentioned
18.
Which of the following is not a kinds of traditional knowledge
a)
Traditional Ecological Knowledge
b)
Traditional Environmental Knowledge
c)
Indigenous knowledge
d)
Written document
19.
Which of the following is not a characteristics of Indigenous Knowledge
a)
It is generated within communities
b)
It is not systematically documented
c)
It is holistic
d)
It is not holistic
20.
Which of the following is a aspect of traditional knowledge
a)
spiritual
b)
oral
c)
written
d)
None of the mentioned
21.
Traditional environmental issues include which of the following? Please select all that apply
a)
Natural resource conservation.
b)
Climate change.
c)
Pollution.
d)
Exploitation of maritime resources.
22.
What is the influence of scientific knowledge
a)
It is disseminated through epistemic communities.
b)
It has played a key role in the creation of framework conventions and control protocols.
c)
It has particularly influenced the discourse of climate change
d)
All of the options given are correct
23.
Choose the following in which ‘ecological journey’ begins with understanding nature, and concludes by discussing an
a)
Evolving eco-sociology
b)
Evolving eco-philosophy
c)
Evolving eco-psychology
d)
Evolving eco-science
24.
Choose the following in which the study of indigenous ecological knowledge often emphasize that
a)
Indigenous perceptions of ecological linkages are not consistent with western postulates on causality
b)
Classification and naming of animals and plants among non-literate, traditional peoples reflect similarities in people’s largely unconscious appreciation of ‘nature’s basic plan
c)
Taxonomic categories and criteria for classification do not correspond to those of western science
d)
All the mentioned
25.
Choose the following in which the idea that the group lives in the individual relates to indigenous peoples orientation of
a)
no identity
b)
a personal identity
c)
a collective identity
d)
an individual identity
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