SOLVED

1. A life force shared by all things in the world is called __________. A. Sacred Heart B. Sacred Mystery C. Great Cosmic Chi D. The Greatness 2. The Sacred Mystery is often represented in two parts. They are __________. A. the mystery above and the mystery below B. the mystery of the earth and the mystery of the seas C. the mystery of animals and the mystery of spirits D. the mystery of sky and the mystery of rainbows 3. One major feature of almost all Indian tribal religions is a __________. A. sacred story involving a coyote B. belief in the importance of baptism C. sacred center located in a particular place D. reverence for birds 4. For nature to remain in harmony, each being must participate in a way of life best described by the simple word __________. A. hope B. love C. giveaway D. vision 5. A shaman is someone who __________. A. leads warriors in battle B. heals the body and the spirit C. finds water in the desert D. teaches young warriors how to hunt 6. A long journey on which the traveler is expected to have a spiritual experience linking him to the world is called a __________. A. hunt B. giveaway C. ceremony of ghosts D. vision quest 7. What important event took place at Wounded Knee Creek? A. An army of Native Americans destroyed Custer’s army B. Chief Black Elk received a vision C. American soldiers massacred Lakota Indians D. Native Americans signed a peace treaty with the U.S. Government 8. ________ is sometimes used to encourage interaction with the spirit world. A. Marijuana B. Peyote C. Alcohol D. Eagle eggs 9. All things in the world are related through the possession of ________ souls. A. three B. two C. five D. four 10. Nagila is __________. A. spirit power B. the ghost C. cosmic energy D. the life-breath 11. Nagi is __________. A. spirit power B. the ghost C. cosmic energy D. the life-breath 12. Niya is __________. A. spirit power B. the ghost C. cosmic energy D. the life-breath 13. Sicun is __________. A. spirit power B. the ghost C. cosmic energy D. the life-breath 14. Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump received its name from a __________. A. ritual requiring a brave warrior to club a bull to death B. young man who wanted to watch stampeding buffalo from beneath the cliff C. dance requiring young women to wear a buffalo skull D. vision described by Black Elk 15. The Medicine Wheel in Medicine Mountain, Wyoming, is a sacred place serving a symbol of what important Native American idea? A. There is a strong relationship between the land and the spirit B. There is no connection between land and spirit C. The land is merely a resource to use as we please D. There is spiritual power only in the human realm