Grade 9 Social Studies practice sheet
Nunavut Curriculum · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________
Question 1
What gives a territory its powers?
- The United Nations
- Laws passed by the federal Parliament
- Its own constitution only
- Municipal councils
Laws passed by the federal Parliament
Hint: Territorial powers are delegated.
Question 2
Which body helps protect Inuit heritage sites and cultural knowledge?
- Nunavut Impact Review Board
- Nunavut Water Board
- Nunavut Planning Commission
- Inuit Heritage Trust
Inuit Heritage Trust
Hint: It looks after heritage.
Question 3
How many member states does the Arctic Council have?
- Eleven
- Eight
- Twenty
- Three
Eight
Hint: They all have Arctic land.
Question 4
Who represents the federal government in the territory?
- The Premier
- The Speaker
- The Prime Minister
- The Commissioner
The Commissioner
Hint: The Commissioner acts for Ottawa.
Question 5
Inuit-owned lands are managed by…
- Inuit organizations
- Parks Canada only
- Hamlet councils
- The Arctic Council
Inuit organizations
Hint: Inuit hold title to those lands.
Question 6
What is Inuit Nunangat?
- A sled race
- A kind of boat
- The Inuit homeland in Canada
- An Arctic mountain
The Inuit homeland in Canada
Hint: It includes four regions.
Question 7
Who is Nunavut's head of government?
- The Speaker
- The Commissioner
- The Governor General
- The Premier
The Premier
Hint: The Premier leads Cabinet.
Question 8
Which board is the main way wildlife is managed under the land claim?
- Nunavut Arbitration Board
- Inuit Heritage Trust
- Nunavut Wildlife Management Board
- Nunavut Water Board
Nunavut Wildlife Management Board
Hint: It sets limits and makes decisions about wildlife.
Question 9
Which of these regions is part of Inuit Nunangat?
- Siberia
- Sápmi
- Nunatsiavut
- Svalbard
Nunatsiavut
Hint: It is in northern Labrador.
Answer key
- 1. Laws passed by the federal Parliament (Governing Nunavut)
- 2. Inuit Heritage Trust (Land Claim Institutions)
- 3. Eight (The Arctic Together)
- 4. The Commissioner (Governing Nunavut)
- 5. Inuit organizations (Land Claim Institutions)
- 6. The Inuit homeland in Canada (The Arctic Together)
- 7. The Premier (Governing Nunavut)
- 8. Nunavut Wildlife Management Board (Land Claim Institutions)
- 9. Nunatsiavut (The Arctic Together)
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