Mi'kmaw hieroglyphs - Quiz
A) Atlantic glyphs B) Suckerfish script C) River-bottom code D) Eagle-feather script
A) Ives Goddard B) David L. Schmidt C) Chrétien Le Clercq D) William Fitzhugh
A) Eagle B) Sucker fish C) Salmon D) Beaver
A) Suckerfish territory B) Gomgwej C) Acadia D) Mi'kma'ki
A) Purely mathematical B) Only alphabetic C) Only logographic D) Logographic, alphabetic, and ideographic
A) David L. Schmidt and Murdena Marshall B) Ives Goddard and William Fitzhugh C) Chrétien Le Clercq and his associates D) Michelle Sylliboy and Lillian B. Marshall
A) To map river routes B) To teach Catholic prayers and doctrine C) To document tribal history D) To record business transactions
A) It was a fully functional writing system B) It was exclusively a sign language C) It was a system designed for trade D) It was only a mnemonic device
A) South America B) Central America C) The entire Arctic region D) North America north of Mexico
A) Michelle Sylliboy B) David L. Schmidt C) Ives Goddard D) William Fitzhugh
A) There were no records of it in petroglyphs B) The indigenous elders denied its existence C) The script was physically impossible to write D) It had to be taught to other groups by missionaries after Le Clercq left
A) It is unrelated to the prior pictograph tradition B) It is a direct evolution of petroglyphs C) It is a direct evolution of pictographs D) It is a derivation of European Latin scripts
A) Tracks left by a sucker fish on the river bottom B) The name of a French missionary C) A word for prayer in the Mi'kmaq language D) The name of a specific river in Mi'kma'ki
A) Birchbark B) Paper C) Animal skins D) Slate rocks
A) Metal needles B) Small stones C) Porcupine quills D) Bird feathers
A) 18th century B) 17th century C) 19th century D) 21st century
A) Slate rocks B) Limestone walls C) Birchbark D) Wood planks
A) A local historian B) Jerry Lonecloud C) Father Le Clercq D) Pierre Maillard
A) 1899–1900 B) 1737–1738 C) 1911–1912 D) 1675–1676
A) Yes, they were colleagues B) No direct evidence C) Yes, he mentions him in his notes D) Yes, he cited his work in the catechism
A) Only until the 18th century B) They ceased use immediately after his death C) Until the mid-19th century D) Into the 20th century
A) Modern firearms B) Maps of Europe C) Written alphabets D) Sailing vessels |
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