Mi'kmawey Debert Cultural Centre Trivia

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Question 1
Who was the first Mi’kmaw to be baptized?
A
Grand Chief Membertou
B
Grand Chief Jean Le Baptiste Cope
C
Kluskap
Question 1 Explanation: 
Grand Chief Membertou, along with 21 members of his family, were baptized in A.D. 1610.
Question 2
Catholicism is an important part of Mi’kmaw history and of today’s communities. Who is the patron Saint of the Mi’kmaw people?
A
Saint Francis
B
Saint Anne
C
Saint Peter
Question 2 Explanation: 
Saint Anne, mother of Mary. Missionaries recognized the respect the Mi’kmaq hold for the role of grandmother as teacher and guardian of culture..
Question 3
A “leister” is a:
A
Three pronged fishing spear
B
Birch bark megaphone for moose calls
C
Snare used to catch rabbit and partridge
Question 3 Explanation: 
A “Leister” is an English term for a traditional fishing spear. All three answers are traditional tools of a Mi’kmaw hunter.
Question 4
Mi’kmaw people were buried with clothes, food, and other items so:
A
They could bring gifts to the Ghost World
B
The person’s belongings are not used by others
C
The item’s spirits could join them
Question 4 Explanation: 
Men and women would be buried with everything they might need, including unfinished projects, so they would be well prepared in the Ghost World. This practice is continued by some Mi’kmaq today.
Question 5
The first Mi’kmaw to ever receive a National Aboriginal Achievement Award was:
A
Bernd Christmas
B
Anna Mae Pictou Aquash
C
Robert Johnson Jr., MD
Question 5 Explanation: 
Robert Johnson Jr., MD, received the award for his achievements at Dalhousie University and is the first Mi’kmaw physician.
Question 6
Never, ever come between a “muin” and her:
A
Nest
B
Cub
C
Lunch
Question 6 Explanation: 
Coming in between a bear and her cub can be dangerous. Fair-warning should be given when passing through bear country, so the bear and cub can move out of your path.
Question 7
If you’re speaking, and a Mi’kmaw is saying “e’e”, he or she is:
A
Clearing his throat
B
Agreeing with you
C
Wanting you to hurry up
Question 7 Explanation: 
e’e: “yes”. In a conversation, it means a Mi’kmaw is in agreement with you, or understands your point of view.
Question 8
If someone gave you an “a’kwesn,” you would put it:
A
On your foot
B
In your mouth
C
On your head
Question 8 Explanation: 
Don’t eat your hat.
Question 9
In 1973, which community became the 12th Mi’kmaw band in Nova Scotia?
A
Acadia
B
Membertou
C
Pictou Landing
Question 9 Explanation: 
With more than 1,000 members, the Acadia First Nation is comprised of five reserves, which are located in various locations across southwest Nova Scotia.
Question 10
Which plant did Mi’kmaq traditionally use to cure colds, tuberculosis and laryngitis?
A
White Spruce
B
Ground Juniper
C
Alder
Question 10 Explanation: 
While White Spruce has been used to treat colds, tuberculosis and laryngitis. Alder treats rheumatism, and stomach/kidney ailments. Ground Juniper treats kidney ailments and bladder infections. Juniper also can be used to lower blood-sugar levels.
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