Saskatchewan Quiz 1

A native species that did not recognize boundaries: provincial, or country?

The major differences among Native American groups living in Saskatchewan at the time of its discovery was?

What animal did the Dene hunt?

What do sharp-tailed grouse eat?

Which group(s) followed bison herds?

Choose the Province of Saskatchewan’s Official Bird:

Indigenous peoples historically of Saskatchewan who have disappeared include the:

Of all the European diseases, one that devastated the Indigenous peoples was:

On the east slopes of the Rockies Native Canadians farmed the “3 Sisters” that were:

What did the Saulteaux gather?

What kind of homes did people use on the plains?

What special dance do male sharp-tailed grouse perform?

What type of habitat does the sharp-tailed grouse prefer?

How many years ago did the last ice age end with glaciers receding and sea level rising ~400′ obliterating most coastal Indigenous history?

Since almost all native plant fibers disintegrated in the Winter, most Indigenous Peoples wore clothes made of

Since almost all western native plant fibers disintegrated in the Winter, most Indigenous Peoples were:

The earliest record of human existence in Saskatchewan (Clovis footprints and spear points) was found where?

Where does the sharp-tailed grouse live in Saskatchewan?

Burial practices of Saskatchewan Native Americans did not include which of the following:

Given what you’ve read, perhaps the best description of the homo sapiens who came to North America 15,000 years ago is:

In the north woods First Peoples hunted

Kenneth Clark’s “Civilization” (book and TV Series) contends “true history” is best understood by its:

Saskatchewan’s largest bird is the:

The Anzick site near Wilsall, Montana (400 miles from Saskatchewan), is one of the oldest known human burial sites in North America, it is how many years old?

The first Historic Site(s) in Saskatchewan (1923) is/are:

The oldest European settlement in Saskatchewan is at:

What did people use to move on water?

What is the term for the study of how Indigenous peoples traditionally used native plants for medicine?

What were clothes often made from?

Whose knowledge is sought in Indigenous communities for guidance on tradition and law?

Evidence suggests early cultures made baskets and in Saskatchewan they have been found in:

The largest Reserve in Saskatchewan is for the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, it is also called the:

The longest cave in Saskatchewan, 15 miles, is

The oldest evidence of human occupation 13,000 years ago, in Province of Saskatchewan is the:

What 1916 ballot measure led to Saskatchewan becoming the second province to adopt:

Who taught stories and skills?

Did the Freemont Culture exist in or influence Indigenous peoples in Saskatchewan?

Some religions believe one’s deeds matter in the long run, others believe faith alone will suffice; which favor deeds?

The far northern tip of Saskatchewan transitions into which subarctic ecosystem near the Northwest Territories border?

The Spirit Sifter or Indigenous beadwork in a museum is considered a:

What types of meat were commonly used to make pemmican in Saskatchewan?

When were most indigenous stories told?

Where did the Saulteaux people live?

Which massive ecological region covers the northern half of Saskatchewan?

Which physiological adaptation is a key to winter survival for the Saskatchewan Sharp-tailed Grouse?

Which tree species is native to the Cypress Hills but not the surrounding prairies?

Which tree species is not native to the Saskatchewan prairies?

First Peoples used bison for:

What did ceremonies include?

What did the land provide for Indigenous peoples?

What is a “lek”?

Which historic site near Saskatoon was used by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years to hunt bison?

Which location near the South Saskatchewan River is site of the oldest known permanent habitation in the province?

Why do sharp-tailed grouse have brown white and black feathers?

Why was the sharp-tailed grouse chosen as the provincial bird of Saskatchewan?

Does evidence suggest early cultures like the Basket Makers and Ancestral Puebloans (Anasazi) impact those in Saskatchewan

How many National Historic Sites of Canada are in Saskatchewan?

Indigenous speakers in Saskatchewan include the families of the:

Which major drainage basin covers the majority of southern Saskatchewan?

Which plant known as the Bitterroot was a traditional Indigenous food source?

~10% done! Question: Are you feeling down, depressed or hopeless?

~20% done! Question: Are you having trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much?

~30 % done! Are you feeling tired or having little energy?

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~60% done! Question: Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading or watching TV?

~70% done! Question: Moving or speaking so slowly that other people could have noticed?

~80% done! Question: Are you unusually fidgety or restless such that others would notice?

~90% done! Question: Any thoughts lately that you would be better off dead or of hurting yourself

As you begin this Quiz! Have you little interest or pleasure in doing things?

Done! Any suggestions for questions that you might think should have been asked?