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Basic Guide to Indigenous Tattoos

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was the reason for Inuit women to get tattoos?

a)

To seem more appealing to the others

b)

To mark important events

c)

To look cool among others

d)

To have them as an amulet

2.

What is significant for Haida tattoos?

a)

Thin, detailed lines

b)

Multi-coloured blocks

c)

The colours red, black and blue

d)

Forest creatures

3.

What are Inuit tattoos called?

a)

Amauti

b)

Kyak

c)

Kakiniit

d)

Atanarjuat

4.

When Indigenous tattoos were banned?

a)

1500s

b)

1600s

c)

1700s

d)

1800s

5.

What should be offered to get knowledge about one's tattoos?

a)

Sewing materials

b)

Berries

c)

Your own knowledge

d)

Invitation for a meal

6.

What should you do before asking about traditional tattoos?

a)

You can just ask straightforward

b)

Offer a meal

c)

Ask how they day was

d)

Get to know the person

7.

In the majority of Indigenous languages there are no terms such as...

a)

''shaman''

b)

''leader''

c)

''art''

d)

''artist''

8.

How old is facial tattooing practice?

a)

At least 10,000 years

b)

At least 15,000 years

c)

At least 20,000 years

d)

At least 25,000 years

9.

What are the 2 types of tattoos that could be tattooed the first?

a)

Finger tattoo

b)

Chin tattoo

c)

V-shaped tattoo

d)

Thigh tattoo

10.

What are the two techniques used for Indigenous tattoos?

a)

Stick and Poke

b)

Rake and Striking Stick

c)

Skin-stitching

d)

Bamboo

11.

What type of ink was used?

a)

Paste from the leaves of Woad

b)

Soot and Seal Oil

c)

Nara Sumi (Soot and Gelatine)

12.

What does the reviving of tattooing gives to the community of Indigenous people?

a)

Feel of unity with the ancestors

b)

Stronger connection with their culture

c)

Healing from the past

d)

All of the above

13.

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