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WorksheetsAcadian Traditions and Culture
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 11mins
What are traditions?
Beliefs or behaviours handed down from one generation to another.
A once in a lifetime special event
Spending time at a friends house each weekend
What do Acadians use these for?
To dish up their salad
To play music
To scratch their back
What is an example of a tradition?
Going to school every day
Eating cake on your birthday
Riding your bike in the summer
Taking a trip with your family
What language do Acadians speak traditionally?
English
German
French
Inuktitut
Why do Acadians have "kitchen parties"?
to get help with dinner clean up
to connect as a community with food and music
the kitchen is the biggest room in the house
What doe TIME IMMEMORIAL mean?
a statue remembering an important member of the community
the name of the first nation people on the land of the acadian community.
A time too long ago to have a memory or record of
Who were the first people on the land in Acadia?
Cree
Inuit
Mi’kmaq
European settlers
What does the yellow star represent on the Acadian flag?
planets and sun
sailors and fishers
police officers
celebrities
What happens during a TINTAMARRE festival?
They release balloons
People visit with the elderly
People make a lot of noise
They eat cake
Which are traditional Acadian dances?
Ballet
Step dancing
Spoon dancing
Chair dancing
What is an important ingredient in Acadian cooking?
Seafood
Beef
Chocolate
Fruit
What is the main ingredient in RAPPIE PIE
Fish
Potato
Milk
Cheese
How can we celebrate traditions?
Festivals
Food
Music
Friends
This is an example of
Poutine
Rappie Pie
Seafood Chowder
Lamb stew
How do tourists explore the culture and tradition of new places?
Eat the food
Celebrate with locals
attend school
Visit the landmarks and experience the landscape
