1. Nunavut is the newest territory in what country? Canada France United States Ghana

2. What does Nunavut mean in the Inuit language? our land walrus nothing snow

3. How long have the Inuit called this land Nunavut? since Confederation 1 year 1000 years 1 month

4. Nunavut covers approximately two million square kms. What was the approximate population when it became a separate territory? just polar bears live there About 2,900 people About 30,000 people About 10,000 people

5. How do all supplies have to be brought in? dogsled ships and planes Greyhound buses cars and trucks

6. What two things have made life easier for today's Inuit hunters? gas engines and rifles ice cream and hot chocolate sauce dogsleds and igloos computers and fax machines

7. Why do the Inuit depend on wildlife for food, even though there are modern stores? store food is only for pets store food is rotten store food is very expensive store food is mainly sugar

8. Where does the Nunavut Legislature meet? Toronto Vancouver Ottawa Iqaluit

9. What territory or province was divided to make Nunavut? British Columbia Alaska The Northwest Territories Ontario

10. The two main priorities for the Nunavut government are training and development - true or false? True False

11. Iqaluit is located on which island? Greenland Baffin Island Prince Edward Island Vancouver Island

12. Nunavut is rich in which natural resource? forests corn wheat mineral deposits

13. In many parts of Nunavut during the winter, the sun shines for only a few hours during the day - true or false? True False

14. As in other places, the future of Nunavut depends on its young people. This is especially true in Nunavut, since over 50 percent of its population is ____? under age one over age 50 under age 25 over age 70

15. Who are the native people of Nunavut? Cherokee Sioux Spanish Inuit