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NAI Sample Quiz

NAI Sample Quiz. Each question will appear on the screen individually, then will move on to the next one after 40 seconds. Please be sure your names and dates are on your quizzes. You may not return to any earlier questions. Roughly how long has the bow been in use in the Americas?

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NAI Sample Quiz

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  1. NAI Sample Quiz • Each question will appear on the screen individually, then will move on to the next one after 40 seconds. • Please be sure your names and dates are on your quizzes. • You may not return to any earlier questions.

  2. Roughly how long has the bow been in use in the Americas? • 1000 years • 5000 years • 10,000 years • 20,000 years • 50,000 years

  3. 2. Your text states that fishing was one of the most important activities throughout native North America. • True • False

  4. 3. Which of the following cultigens is among the “big three” mentioned in the notes? • Bottle gourd • Goosefoot • Wheat • Squash • None of the above

  5. 4. One method of cooking food was to use hot stones placed into basketry “cookpots”. • True • False

  6. 5. Which of the following were used as beasts of burden by pre-contact Indians? • Dogs • Sheep • Horses • A and B • A and C

  7. 6. Dugout canoes were preferable to bark because they were more transportable. • True • False

  8. 7. Your text mentions that many Indians believed illness to be the results of: • Spirits • Witches • Organisms in spoiled food • A and B • B and C

  9. 8. Refers to a false impression of an Indian version of the Judaeo- Christian idea of Heaven. • Manitu • Atlatl • Pemmican • Happy Hunting Ground • None of the above

  10. 9. A type of house constructed from bent poles or saplings with an interwoven fiber covering: • Manitu • Wigwam • Gorge • Obsidian • Pueblo

  11. 10. A strap tied across someone’s forehead in order to help distribute the weight of a burden carried on the back. • Weir • Tumpline • Tipi • Pemmican • Hogan

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