Indigenous Spaces & Land Use Quiz

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Explore traditional and contemporary Indigenous land management.

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Kayla Adams

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Froggy Jumps Indigenous Spaces & Land Use QuizOnline version Explore traditional and contemporary Indigenous land management. by Kayla Adams 1 What is Indigenous land and sea management often called? a Resource exploitation b Wildlife conservation c Caring for country 2 What is mosaic burning in Indigenous fire management? a High-temperature nationwide burn b Only burning during floods c Low-intensity burning of small areas beside unburnt lands 3 Baiame’s Ngunnhu refers to what? a The Brewarrina fish traps b Ceremonial dance ground c Ancient rock shelter 4 The kangaroo ground was created to aid what activity? a Ceremonial gatherings b Hunting kangaroos c Planting crops 5 Fire management helped prevent what and supported what? a Wildfires; biodiversity b Flooding; mining c Erosion; urban housing 6 Who held the prerogative of traditional fire management? a European settlers b Traditional owners c National park rangers 7 Fish traps take only what is necessary by designing traps to allow what? a Only large fish to pass through b All fish to be caught c Fish that aren’t harvested to escape 8 Brewarrina’s fish-trap network supported gatherings up to how many people? a Ten thousand b Hundreds c Up to 5,000 9 Indigenous architecture is best described as what? a Only temporary huts b Diverse and flexible c Rigid and standardized 10 Indigenous land use emphasizes stewardship over what? a Tourism b Exploitation or dominion c Industrial development 11 What time was the prime hunting period for kangaroos in the kangaroo ground? a Midday b Dusk c Dawn 12 What tool did hunters use to throw spears effectively? a Boomerang b Cartouche c Woomera 13 In Indigenous practice, landscape management used what kind of fires? a Low-intensity, mosaic burning b High-intensity forest fires c No burning at all 14 Contemporary Indigenous spaces often use which program for land management? a Private land sales b Indigenous Ranger programs c National Guard units 15 Traditional practices aimed to sustain resources by promoting what mindset? a Only taking what is necessary b Maximizing harvest at all costs c Immediate industrial use

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Indigenous Spaces & Land Use QuizOnline version

by Kayla Adams

What is Indigenous land and sea management often called?

What is mosaic burning in Indigenous fire management?

Baiame’s Ngunnhu refers to what?

The kangaroo ground was created to aid what activity?

Fire management helped prevent what and supported what?

Who held the prerogative of traditional fire management?

Fish traps take only what is necessary by designing traps to allow what?

Brewarrina’s fish-trap network supported gatherings up to how many people?

Indigenous architecture is best described as what?

Indigenous land use emphasizes stewardship over what?

What time was the prime hunting period for kangaroos in the kangaroo ground?

What tool did hunters use to throw spears effectively?

In Indigenous practice, landscape management used what kind of fires?

Contemporary Indigenous spaces often use which program for land management?

Traditional practices aimed to sustain resources by promoting what mindset?