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100
No
Were totem poles a symbol of all Yukon First Nations?

Yes OR No
100
25%

1 in every 4 First Nations children in Canada lives in poverty.
What percentage of First Nations children in Canada live in poverty?

- 17%
- 25%
- 30%
- 61%
100
1.7 million - 5%
How many Aboriginal people live in Canada?
Hint: The Canadian population is approximately 34 million.

- 1.7 Million - 5%
- 3 Million - 8%
- 4.9 Million -14%
- 8.5 Million - 25%
100
Zero
How many First Nation run schools are in the Yukon?
100
1

The Nunavut Land Claims Agreement (NLCA) is the largest comprehensive claim settlement in Canada. Nunavut Territory was officially created in 1999.
How many Self-Government Agreements are in Nunavut?
200
Kayak
Which of the following was NOT a traditional form of transportation for First Nations in the Kluane area?

- dogsled
- boat
- snowshoe
- kayak
200
50% lower than Canadian students.

At approximately 36%, First Nations graduation rates are half that of the Canadian rate of 72%.
Compared to the rest of Canada, what are First Nations graduation rates like?

- 15% higher
- 17% lower
- 50% lower
- 80% lower
200
24,635 or 84%
Of the 29,325 people who live in Nunavut, how many identify as Inuit?

- 9,765 - 33%
- 14,663 - 50%
- 24,635 - 84%
- 28,657 - 98%
200
27%

The general Canadian population is at 40%.
What percentage of First Nations adults complete a DIPLOMA or BACHELORS DEGREE?

- 17%
- 27%
- 37%
- 47%
200
24
How many self-governing First Nations are in Canada?

- 11
- 24
- 45
- 68
300
Snowshoes

They are made of bent wood and sinew.
Which tools of the Southern Tutchone people were NOT made of antler?

- spoons
- snowshoes
- needles
- knives

300
33%

1 in every 3 First Nations adults age 50-59 has diabetes.
What percentage of First Nations adults age 50-59 have diabetes?

- 33%
- 44%
- 55%
- 66%
300
There are around 614 reserves in Canada.
How many reserves are there in Canada?

- 187
- 323
- 614
- 1121
300
58%
What percentage of Canadian Aboriginal people age 20-24 living ON RESERVE have less than a high school education?

- 29%
- 37%
- 58%
- 65%
300
45%

A growth rate more than five times the growth rate of the non-aboriginal population.
In the 10 year period between 1996 and 2006, the Aboriginal population grew by what percentage? Hint: The non-aboriginal population grew by 8%
- 10%
- 15%
- 25%
- 45%
400
The Brain
Which part of a moose is used when soaking the hide for tanning?
400
39%

This is almost twice the average of the non-Aboriginal population at 20.5%.
What percentage of the Aboriginal population in Canada smoke?

- 10%
- 23%
- 39%
- 52%
400
60%

The percentage of the Canadian population under the age of 25 is 30%.
What percentage of the First Nations population is under the age of 25?

- 33%
- 50%
- 60%
- 75%
400
National Indian Brotherhood
What group presented the document "Indian Control of Indian Education" to the government as a response to the the White Paper?
400
Westbank First Nation in Kelowna, BC

Self-governing since 2005, their success is based on land leases and a sophisticated and stable government system. They were worth in excess of 1.2 billion dollars in assessed property value in 2011.
Which self-governing First Nation is considered the most financially successful in Canada?
500
3

- Cree
- Ojibwa
- Inukitut
Of the more than 50 Aboriginal languages that are recognized across the country, how many are expected to still be viable in the next 50 years?
500
43%
What percentage of First Nations children in Canada lack basic dental care?

- 25%
- 43%
- 67%
- 80%
500
1. New Zealand
2. Canada

Canada's Aboriginal population is second only to New Zealand's, where the Maori account for 15% of the country's population.
What two countries have the largest Aboriginal populations per capita?
500
Assembly of First Nations (AFN)
What is the name of the national group who has established "A Call to Action on Education" for Aboriginal people in Canada?
500
The Beothuk

Their last surviving member, Shanawdithit, died of TB in a St. John's hospital in 1829.
Which Newfoundland First Nation became extinct in 1829?






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