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WorksheetsInuit Community- Unit Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which picture looks like Inuit landscape?
The land in the Inuit communities is:
Rocky
Barren
covered in short grass in the summer
Full of tree
"Inuit" means:
One person
The people
A Community
Land,sea and water
Identity means the many things that make a person unique, such as lifestyle, culture, looks, interests, values, experiences and languages.
True
False
Natural Resources are:
Items that people make to sell
elements of the natural environment that are of use to humans.
Things we add to nature to make it more beautiful
How do the Inuit value natural resources?
They take what they want even if there will be waste
They don't use natural resourses.
They respectfully use what they need ensuring there will be some left for the next generation.
Polar bears are a natural resource, how might they be used?
Art
clothing
food
shelter
The seasons affect natural resources because of what is available for use at that time of the year
True
False
What are traditions?
special parties
beliefs or behaviours handed down from one generation to another.
the way you treat your friends at recess
What is the traditional language of the Inuit people?
English
French
Inuktitut
Iqaluit
Why is language important?
It helps you name your pets
it is a way for people to pass on traditions
Allows you to surprise people on their birthday
We can make our own languges whenever we want.
What are traditions?
special parties
beliefs or behaviours handed down from one generation to another.
the way you treat your friends at recess
Why do traditional names can carry great responsibility?
people believe that children share physical and personality traits with the people they are named after.
they are harder to spell and tricky to remember
they are what everyone calls you when you go to school
What is a keepsake?
A special item that reminds me of a person, place or event
A collection
all the books on my bookshelf at home
Oral stories are passed down from generation to generation
True
False
How did Inuit games help hunters?
Improved their speed and skill
Made them feel calm before the hunt
Helped them feel closer to their friends
Proved they were old enough to go on the hunt
What are GOODS?
things people grow or produce for others to use or buy.
recreational activities and team sports
the jobs and skills people provide for others.
money earned for helping your neighbour
The jobs and skills people provide for others are called...
Helpers
Services
Teachers
Security
What is TOURISM?
A nature walk around your neighbourhood
time off school during the summer break.
spending time away from home and exploring a new place for enjoyment and relaxation.
physical exercise that helps you be healthy and strong
Some examples of minerals found in Nunavut are...
Gold
Copper
Diamonds
Soil
Jewellers create Jewellery. In this example...
Jeweller is a service, jewellery is a good
Jeweller is a good, jewellery is a service
Jeweller and jewellery are both goods
Jeweller and jewellery are both services
