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Interconnected
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Knowledge of
the Moon
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Words
to Know
Use of Planet and Aboriginal
Knowledge and
Star Positions
Western Science
Final Jeopardy
$100: Words to Know (Q)
What is measured from one new or full moon to the next, and
equals to about 29.5 days?
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A lunar month.
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What is the science that is based on the physical realm?
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Western science.
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What is the view that all aspects of the physical and spiritual
universe are connected to form a whole?
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Holistic.
$400: Words to Know (Q)
What is it called when one purposefully interacts
with the spiritual realms?
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A vision quest.
$500: Words to Know (Q)
What are the specific positions that mark the Sun’s
maximum northern and southern declinations?
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The solstices.
$100: Interconnected Universe
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What did Aboriginal people long observe like Western scientists?
$100: Interconnected Universe
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Celestial bodies.
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What is Western science based on?
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The physical realm.
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What did Aboriginals think existence to be made up of?
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Interconnected areas/realms.
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What can Aboriginal Knowledge, similar to Western science,
be based on?
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Physical truth.
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What does Western science involve the study of?
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Phenomena.
$100: Knowledge of the moon
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What does the lunar month measure the length of?
$100: Knowledge of the moon
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One full moon/new moon to the next.
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What did the Aboriginals long use knowledge of in their daily lives?
$200: Knowledge of the moon
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The Moon.
$300: Knowledge of the moon
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Who depends on the knowledge of the lunar phases?
$300: Knowledge of the moon
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Aboriginal fishermen.
$400: Knowledge of the moon
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Who used the 13-month lunar cycle that includes
the seasons and solstices?
$400: Knowledge of the moon
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The Nuu-chah-nulth people.
$500: Knowledge of the moon
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What painting by Darlene Gait illustrates the aboriginal view
of interconnected universe?
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Connections.
$100: Use of Planet and Star
Positions
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What did the traditional hunters, fishermen, and mariners
use the position of planet and stars to determine?
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Positions
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Locations/positions.
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Positions
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What did the Aboriginals rely on reading for information?
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Positions
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Planets and stars.
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Positions
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Using the positions of celestial bodies at specific times of the year,
what did the aboriginal measure the length of?
$300: Use of Planet and Star
Positions
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Seasons.
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Positions
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What did the Aboriginals track the suns daily
movements as it rose and set to determine?
$400: Use of Planet and Star
Positions
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Suns maximum northern and southern declinations.
$500: Use of Planet and Star
Positions
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What sculpture (by Haida artist Robert Davidson) represents the
story of how light came to the universe?
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Positions
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Raven Bringing Light to the World.
$100: Aboriginal Knowledge and
Western Science
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What has Aboriginal knowledge contributed
to the knowledge of in many cases?
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Western Science
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Western science.
$200: Aboriginal Knowledge and
Western Science
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What two realities are necessary in Aboriginal knowledge
based on an interconnected universe?
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Western Science
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Physical and spiritual realities.
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Western Science
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When is the only time the Nuu-chah-nulth
will undertake certain activities?
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Western Science
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When the moon is waxing.
$400: Aboriginal Knowledge and
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Astronomy grew from what Aboriginal observations?
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Western Science
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Constellation movements.
$500: Aboriginal Knowledge and
Western Science
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What is now part of the overall body
of knowledge about our coastline?
$500: Aboriginal Knowledge and
Western Science
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Linkage between the phases of the moon
and tides, currents, and erosion.
Final Jeopardy
Who made the carving April Moon: Geese Fly in a Flock?
Final Jeopardy Answer
Nuu-chah-nulth artist Tim Paul.