a) The size of the basket
b) The intended use of the basket
c) The width of the ash splint
d) The addition of sweet grass trim
e) The presence of a lid
f) The use of natural vs. synthetic dyes
g) All of the above must be considered when determining the price of an ash basket

a) Yes
b) No

a) West Coast
b) East Coast
c) Ontario and Quebec
d) The Prairies
e) The Far North

a) $25.00 per inch
b) $50.00 per inch
c) $100.00 per inch
d) $200.00 per inch
e) None of the above

a) hunters
b) needle and thread
c) metal
d) glass beads
e) none of the above

a) it is rot resistant
b) it is waterproof
c) it is malleable
d) it takes well to stitching and the application of saps, glues and resins
e) all of the above contribute to it's importance

a) size of the basket
b) it's ability to hold water
c) decorations
d) the addition of other traditional materials
e) method of sewing
f) all of the above influence the price of a birch bark basket

a) the type of soapstone used
b) the size of the carving
c) the price of the carving
d) where it can be purchased
e) all of the above are differences between Inuit and Iroquoian sculptures

a) signatures on the carvings
b) the place that a carving was made
c) an attached photograph of the carver
d) the Igloo Tag
e) none of the above

a) size of the piece
b) the notoriety of the artist
c) the story behind the work
d) the place it was purchased
e) the intricacy of the piece

a) porcupine quill jewelry
b) beaded jewelry
c) bone jewelry
d) leather jewelry
e) metal jewelry

a) sorted quills and method used to construct
b) the number of quills used and the fact that they are sorted
c) the method used to construct and the colour of the jewelry
d) the size of the piece and the colour of the quills
e) none of the above

a) seed beads
b) cut beads
c) crow or pony beads
d) bugle beads
e) plastic beads

a) Black
b) Yellow
c) Red
d) White
e) Blue

a) the use of blue beads
b) the type of bead
c) the type of stitching
d) the size of the piece
e) stitching materials

a) to assist in the development of a child's imagination
b) to reduce the price of the doll
c) there were no materials available to use to construct the face
d) because great detail was not needed for a toy
e) all of the above

a) the colour of the hair
b) the presence of a face
c) the materials the dolls were made from
d) the clothing on the dolls
e) none of the above

a) Yes
b) No

a) 12" dream catcher made with all natural raw materials
b) 12" dream catcher made with manufactured raw materials

a) red, blue white, yellow
b) red, black, white, blue
c) red, yellow, white, black
d) yellow, white, blue, black
e) none of the above

a) Ojibway
b) Iroquoian
c) Haida
d) Mi'k Maq
e) Inuit

a) size
b) colour
c) quality as a decoy for hunting
d) artwork applied to the piece
e) all of the above

a) quill work
b) beadwork
c) leatherwork
d) birch bark biting
e) soapstone sculpture

a) the sides of the box are made from one plank of cedar
b) the artwork carved into the piece
c) the artwork painted on the piece
d) that it is made from red cedar
e) none of the above

a) Yes
b) No