Canadian Voices and Language Reconciliation Flashcards (50 cards)

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1Question

According to Justin Trudeau’s 2016 speech, what formed Canada?

Answer

Its differences.

2Question

Which episode of Murdoch Mysteries is set during Toronto's Highland Games?

Answer

Season 17, episode 11.

3Question

What historical process brought Scottish traditions into Canadian society?

Answer

Colonization.

4Question

How did residential schools separate Indigenous children from their families?

Answer

They forcibly sent the children away from their families.

5Question

What language-related punishment did residential schools impose on Indigenous children?

Answer

They forbade the children from speaking their native languages.

6Question

How did some Survivors protect their children from discrimination related to Indigenous languages?

Answer

They chose not to teach their children Indigenous languages.

7Question

What impact did some Survivors’ language choices have on generational language transmission?

Answer

They created a generational gap in language transmission.

8Question

What does each letter in the PEEL paragraph method represent?

Answer

Point, evidence, explanation, and link.

9Question

How does FirstVoices support language revitalization through intergenerational collaboration?

Answer

By facilitating collaboration between Elders and youth.

10Question

Who retains ownership of materials uploaded to FirstVoices language sites?

Answer

The Indigenous communities retain ownership and intellectual property rights.

11Question

How many of Canada's nearly 60 Indigenous languages are spoken in British Columbia?

Answer

34.

12Question

How do mentor-apprentice programs pair participants in Indigenous language learning?

Answer

They pair fluent Elders with adult learners.

13Question

What activities help adult learners acquire Indigenous languages in mentor-apprentice programs?

Answer

Everyday immersive activities conducted entirely in the Indigenous language.

14Question

How do researchers characterize community-led Indigenous language revitalization?

Answer

As education and practical reconciliation and healing from systemic trauma.

15Question

What does it mean to revitalize something?

Answer

To give it new life, energy, or strength.

16Question

What is fluency in a language?

Answer

The ability to speak or write it easily, smoothly, and accurately.

17Question

What does it mean to reclaim something?

Answer

To take back or recover something lost or taken away.

18Question

What is a language's orthography?

Answer

Its conventional spelling system.

19Question

What is the purpose of the Indigenous Languages Act?

Answer

It supports and funds Indigenous-led efforts to reclaim, revitalize, maintain, and strengthen Indigenous languages.

20Question

When did the Indigenous Languages Act receive Royal Assent?

Answer

June 21, 2019.

21Question

Which relationship does the Great Gatsby Curve describe?

Answer

A positive relationship between cross-sectional income inequality and the persistence of income across generations.

22Question

Who wrote *Voting, education, and the Great Gatsby Curve*, and when?

Answer

Christopher Rauh, 2016.

23Question

What does intergenerational income mobility mean?

Answer

The potential for citizens to achieve upward mobility regardless of their parents’ social status.

24Question

What does Murdoch Mysteries depict William Murdoch doing in Toronto?

Answer

He pioneers forensic techniques to solve murders.

25Question

Whose death does Inspector Murdoch investigate after a dance competition?

Answer

Malcolm McDonald's.

26Question

Which families' long-standing feud surrounds Malcolm McDonald's death?

Answer

The Campbells and McDonalds.

27Question

What do the Highland Games reflect about Canada's connection today?

Answer

Canada's enduring connection to the Commonwealth.

28Question

From what years was Duncan Campbell Scott Deputy Superintendent of Indian Affairs?

Answer

1913 to 1932.

29Question

Which topics frame the course’s study of residential schools?

Answer

Origins and purposes, abuse and conditions, intergenerational impact, resistance, accountability, and healing.

30Question

What relationship does “the more …, the more …” express?

Answer

A parallel relationship between two changing factors.

31Question

What speech does the speaking task ask students to record?

Answer

An approximately 1-minute-30-second speech from a First Nation group’s perspective disagreeing with Justin Trudeau.

32Question

What materials can FirstVoices repositories contain?

Answer

Interactive dictionaries, alphabets, phrasebooks, traditional songs, and cultural stories.

33Question

What kinds of media can accompany cultural stories in FirstVoices repositories?

Answer

Audio, video, and images.

34Question

Which mobile platforms support FirstVoices dictionary apps?

Answer

iOS and Android.

35Question

What tools does FirstVoices provide for language learning and use?

Answer

Custom keyboards, language games, a Kids Area, and search tools.

36Question

How does Trish describe the app’s usability and its effect on expressing Kwak’Wala?

Answer

She says it is simple to use and helps her express herself in Kwak’Wala.

37Question

What everyday activities does Trish say the app enables in her mother tongue?

Answer

Using devices, making lists, texting people, and sending tweets.

38Question

What share of fully fluent Indigenous-language speakers are at least 65 years old?

Answer

60%.

39Question

What share of semi-fluent Indigenous-language speakers are under 25?

Answer

One in three.

40Question

Who identified adult learners as a crucial link in Indigenous language revitalization?

Answer

University of Victoria researchers Dr. Onowa McIvor and Peter Jacobs.

41Question

How do immersion-program graduates support Indigenous-language learning in tribal schools?

Answer

They teach younger generations.

42Question

What does proficient mean?

Answer

Very skilled or competent at doing something.

43Question

What does fluent describe?

Answer

Someone who speaks or writes a language easily, smoothly, and accurately.

44Question

What does it mean to customize something?

Answer

To modify or adapt it to suit a particular individual or task.

45Question

What are special characters?

Answer

Symbols, accents, or letters not usually found on a standard keyboard layout.

46Question

What rights does the Indigenous Languages Act recognize under Section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982?

Answer

Rights related to Indigenous languages.

47Question

What funding does the Indigenous Languages Act commit the federal government to provide?

Answer

Adequate, sustainable, long-term funding for Indigenous language reclamation and revitalization.

48Question

Which independent office did the Indigenous Languages Act establish?

Answer

The Office of the Commissioner of Indigenous Languages.

49Question

What role does the Office of the Commissioner of Indigenous Languages have in community efforts?

Answer

It supports community efforts to promote Indigenous languages.

50Question

What can the Office of the Commissioner of Indigenous Languages review?

Answer

Complaints or disputes.

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1. A young adult's parents had low incomes, but the young adult achieves upward income mobility; which statements describe this concept?

2. A viewer identifies a Murdoch Mysteries episode set at Toronto's Highland Games; which details fit the episode and series?

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