Native questions start at question #62

• 1) The hot semi liquid material found under the crust is called:
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• 2) Rocks formed by magma cooling are called:
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• 3) Wind, rain, ice, waves cause rocks to:
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• 4) The plates move as a result of these currents:
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• 5) Rocks created by heat and pressure are called:
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• 6) Rocks created by the weather and erosion of rocks are called:
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• 7) The theory that describes the movement of plates is called:
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• 8) The top layer of soil is called top soil.
  True   False
• 9) The bottom layer of soil is called the sub-soil.
  True   False
• 10) Soil found in rainy climates is leached and is less fertile.
  True   False
• 11) Humus in the soil is caused by the weathering and erosion of rocks.
  True   False
• 12) In calcified soil the nutrients are washed down.
  True   False
• 13) Adding parts to a system that were not there naturally can cause it
  to no longer self-regulate.
  True   False
• 14) Rocks may up the soil layer called parent material.
  True   False
• 15) Erosion is when rocks are weathered into smaller particles.
  True   False
• 16) Removing parts of system may result in the system no longer
  functioning.
  True   False
• 17) The topsoil layer in areas with a drier climate is larger than the
  topsoil layer in wetter climates.
  True   False
• 18) The natural warming of the earth by the greenhouse gases is called
  the " two words"
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• 19) The one greenhouse gas that we are adding to the atmosphere by
  burning fossil fuels is:(two words)
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• 20) Carbon that is locked up in a tree is called a(n):
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• 21) Carbon that is locked up in a rock is called:
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• 22) This principle suggest is is a good idea to take precaution when you
  are not sure about what might happen.
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• 23) This life form in the ocean absorbs a lot of carbon.
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• 24) What type of readiation is absorbed by greenhouse gases. (one word)
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• 25) Without any human interference the carbon cycle is balanced. In
  systems analysis this is called: two words
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• 26) Increasing the level of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is
  causing: (two words)
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• 27) Which of the following will reduce the amount of fixed carbon
  released into the atmosphere.
  

  energy efficiency
  new non carbon fuels
  alternative sources of energy
  all of the above
• 28) Where does magma reach the surface of the eart.
  

  ridges
  trenches
  both a and b
  none of the above
• 29) Systems are made up of these things and they are connected and
  interact.
  

  interactions
  parts
  holons
  none of the above
• 30) Systems such as plate tectonics, rocks and rock cyles and the
  carbon cycle are constanting changing. This is because systems are:
  

  dynamic
  positive
  negative
  all of the above
• 31) Fair trade makes sure the customer gets the lowest possible price on
  products.
  True   False
• 32) When First Nations signed a treaty they were given a reserve.
  True   False
• 33) The Innu community Davis Inlet suffers from a large amount of gas
  sniffing amongst its children.
  True   False
• 34) Students, custodial staff, teachers are all parts of the ODSS system.
  True   False
• 35) The Indian Act gives the First Nations the right to make their own
  decisions.
  True   False
• 36) The Westbank Reserve develops housing subdivisions, and shopping
  malls for their economic base.
  True   False
• 37) The Baby Boom occurred in North America has a result of the good
  economic times experienced afte World War Two.
  True   False
• 38) Expanding age-sex graphs are shaped like an upside down pyramid.
  True   False
• 39) Shrinking age-sex graphs are shaped like a pyramid.
  True   False
• 40) Stable age-sex graphs have straight sides.
  True   False
• 41) Shrinking age-sex graphs have a high dependency load made up of
  older people.
  True   False
• 42) Expanding age-sex graphs have a high dependency load made up of
  older people.
  True   False
• 43) In a multi-cultural sociey, immigrants may choose not to assimilate
  completely.
  True   False
• 44) The Canadian government wanted to assimilate Canada's First Nations.
  True   False
• 45) What category of country specializes in supplying the world with
  resources and agricultural products.
  

  developing
  newly industrializing
  developed
  all of the above
• 46) Newly Industrializing countries manufacture things cheaply because
  their labour costs are low.
  True   False
• 47) Many reserves in Canada suffer from many problems. What
  characteristic listed below is unlikely on reserves with problems.
  

  limited economic base
  substance abuse problems
  high suicide rates
  good education systems
• 48) What characteristic is not typical of a local economy.
  

  locally owned
  local resources/products
  local customers
  American owned
• 49) The 100 mile diet is an example of a local economic idea.
  True   False
• 50) Immigrants who are willing to open a business in Canada are
  considered to be an independent business class immigrant.
  True   False
• 51) The people on successful reserves tend to have lots of pride in
  their culture.
  True   False
• 52) Refugees are people whose lives are in danger if they stay or return
  to the country they are from.
  True   False
• 53) A successful reserve usually has lots of recreational opportunities
  for the children of the reserve.
  True   False
• 54) Child or slave labour is not allowed with fair trade.
  True   False
• 55) Countries with declining populations face problems taking care of
  the large number of older people.
  True   False
• 56) What characteristic best "fits" a developed country?
  

  design high tech goods
  manufacture clothing
  provide resources
  do all of the above
• 57) Countries with expanding populations need to create lots of new jobs
  for the many young people in their society
  True   False
• 58) Countries with lots of young dependants have a potential to rapidly
  increase their population.
  True   False
• 59) Orangeville will need more day care facilities in the future.
  True   False
• 60) What characteristic is an example of poor urban design.
  

  designed for more than one use
  many ways to get there
  designed for one use
  takes care of the environment
• 61) The carbon cycle is self regulating.
  True   False
• 62) The four parts to First Nation systems include: Politics, Families, Culture, Economics
  True   False
• 63) First Nation economic systems usually involved agriculture before Europeans arrival.
  True   False
• 64) Families taught cultural beliefs and economics to their children.
  True   False
• 65) First Nations did not have a political system.
  True   False
• 66) Cultural beliefs influenced their economic system.
  True   False
• 67) First Nation human systems had successfully existed for 1000's of years before Europeans.
  True   False
• 68) At first contact, First Nations were more technolgically advanced.
  True   False
• 69) What document stated that First Nations owned their land until a treaty was signed.
  

  Indian Act
  Royal Proclamation
  Aboriginal Act
  none of the above
• 70) When Natives signed treaties, they hoped to have an economic base to continue their traditonal economics and have some political control over their lives.
  True   False
• 71) Most First Nations did not achieve these goals.
  True   False
• 72) Reserves were large enough so they could continue to hunt and fish.
  True   False
• 73) What was the name of the law that controlled First Nations.
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• 74) Under this act the government wanted to turn First Nations into "European culture". This process is called:
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• 75) To do this they took children away from their families and put them in:
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• 76) Here the children would be expected to experience:
  

  conversion to Christianty
  taught English or French
  both
  none
• 77) Other experience(s) include
  

  physical abuse and sexual abuse
  not allowed to practice their religion
  not allowed to speak their language
  all of the above
• 78) The Canadian government has apologized for this.
  True   False
• 79) The name of the reserve where gas sniffing is a problem.
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• 80) Problem(s) that also exist include
  

  poor housing
  unemployment
  high rates of alcholism and sucide
  all of the above
• 81) This reserve has now signed a treaty.
  True   False
• 82) The government has built a new community for this reserve.
  True   False
• 83) Problem(s) that still exist:
  

  high unemployment
  substance abuse
  suicides
  all of the above
• 84) The name of the reserve that has more millionaires than any town in Canada is called:
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• 85) This reserve has the right to run its own government and has been a key to their success. This is called:
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• 86) Many non-natives live on this reserve.
  True   False
• 87) Many people work on this reserve in this industry.
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• 88) This reserve builds and develops shopping centres, daycares and golf courses.
  True   False
• 89) People on this reserve have many modern values but also have pride in their First Nation culture.
  True   False
• 90) The Nk'mp reserve speciality it making this product.
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• 91) Hotels and restaurants serve guests to this reserve.
  True   False
• 92) This reserve has also built a cultural centre for locals and non natives.
  True   False
• 93) Jordan Too Too has escaped many of the problems of substance abuse that First Nations experience.
  True   False
• 94) What number does Jordan Too Too wear?
  Answer: