DW Wilson
Sediment
First Nations
Vocabulary
Mystery
100

Where was DW Wilson born?

In British Columbia (Canada)

100

Is it a true story?

No, but inspired by real events

100

Which tribe does Cowboy Smith come from?

Blackfoot/Blackfeet

100

Give a synonym for "fall in love"

have a crush on

100

What does NDN mean in text language?

Indian

200

Where did he study?

In Victoria

200

How long did it take to write Sediment

4 years

200

Which term do they prefer using to refer to themselves? 

The Real People

200

Give a synonym for "walk" as a sport/hobby, for example in the mountains.

hike

200

Why is Cowboy Smith called "Cowboy"?

His parents were cowboys farmers

300

Name one of his favorite Canadian authors?

David Chariandy

300

What is Bellows's "religion"? 

Jehovah's Witness

300

Which part of Canada do the 3 representatives of the First Nations come from?

British Columbia

300

Give a synonym for "he showed his teeth..."

bared his teeth

300

What's the opposite of "Real People"?

Hungry ghosts

400

What did he study and now teach? 

creative writing

400

How did DW Wilson characterize the story? 

melancholy

400

What happened in 1877?

The Pipe ceremony with the (British) Crown

400

Give a synonym for "to possess".

to own

400

Which book cover does DW Wilson prefer?

The red one (the American edition)

500

What's the title of his novel?

Ballistics

500

Why did DW Wilson choose a first-person narrative?

There's more psychology, it's what the reader sees

500

What treaty was signed in 1794 and allowed First Nations to live on both sides of the border?

Jay Treaty

500

What fruit is mentioned several times in Sediment?

grapefruit

500

Name 3 pieces of advice given by the First Nations representatives in their conclusion.

Use resources around you / Learn from each other / Support the planet / Don't forget people who don't have the same opportunities / Let's start working together / ...