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WorksheetsSS Lesson 3 Quiz Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 16mins
What material were totem poles commonly made from?
cedar
oak
birch
maple
Totem poles were created in six main types which were
memorial, house, mortuary, shame, heraldic, welcome
memorial, labor, holiday, shame, death, seasons
memorial, shame, birthday, labor, Native American, European
Memorial, welcome, school, church, medical, art
A landform that is a flat topped hill with steep sides often found in the Southwest region of the United States is a(n)
(a)
A man-made item that gives us clues about a group's culture is a(n)
(a)
A simple definition for (a) is "the way of living of a group of people".
A narrow deep valley with steep sides is called a(n)
(a)
When a group of people migrates from one place to another in search of better food supplies or climate, this is called a(n) (a) way of life.
Which two of these are artifacts?
a cooking pot with geometric designs
a stone found in a river
a pinecone tied on a leather string used as a necklace
a bird nest in the tree outside a teepee
Native American tribes chose a nomadic way of life because they
were trying to escape cold weather
wanted to create maps
got money for exploring
didn't like the laws in their old area
__________ _____________impacted the food, clothing, and housing choices of Native Americans.
(a)
California Intermountain Pomos used clamshells for jewelry and money because they lived near a(n)
(a)
A pueblo is a Native American apartment building made of which two materials?
stone
adobe
brick
lumber
In the Plateau Region, Native Americans relied on these for their main source of water...
rivers
wells
cactus plants
fountains
Dakotas Indians used buffalo for these reasons and considered it sacred...
shelter
clothing
shields
weapons
Eastern WOODLANDS Indians used these materials to build their wigwams...
trees and bark
skins of animals and poles
rocks and bricks
caves and stones
The Native American tribe in Florida that wore deer skin leggings to protect their skin from sawgrass and mosquito bites were the (a)
Which natural resource did the Makahs use to make their canoes and totem poles?
trees
rocks
shells
Through the League of Nations, Iroquois tribes agreed to avoid (a) among their five tribes.
The Algonquins made (a) that were lightweight and could be carried from one waterway to another.
The Florida Seminoles made (a) homes without walls to keep themselves, cool in the hot temperatures and safe from rising waters, and make shade for sleeping.
