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100

a) Wahčá zí sičámna

b) Waȟčá zí

c) Pšín šičámna 

d) Zuzéča thawóte

  • ANSWER B

  • Sci NAME:  Taraxacum officinale 

  • Common NAME: Dandelion 

  • Tribal NAME: Waȟčá zí 

  • USE(S): All plant parts are edible (leaves, roots, and flowers). This plant is a diuretic and is used to help regulate blood sugar. Leaves are added to salads. 

  • DEFINITION: Dieretic - any drug that increases the flow of urine. Diuretics promote the removal from the body of excess water, salts, poisons, and accumulated metabolic products, such as urea.

100

a) Wagmú há

b) Pinkpá hinsmá

c) Zintká wóte

d) Pšín šičámna

  • ANSWER: A 
  • Sci Name: Lagenaria siceraria  

  • Common Name: Dipping gourd  

  • Tribal Name: Wagmú há  

  • Uses: Used to make rattle for ceremony  

200

a) Wagmú há

b) Pinkpá hinsmá

c) Asánpi iyátke 

d) Wihúta hú

Answer: D 

  • Sci Name: Tyoha latifolia  

  • Common Name: Cattail 

  • Tribal Name: Wihúta hú  

  • Uses: The soft down from cattail spikes is used in baby diapers, cradleboards, and as a poultice for burns and smallpox sores. Pollen and rhizomes are used in cooking.  

200

a) Pšin šičámna

b)Uskúyeča hú

c) Wahčá zizí 

d) Mathó thaspan

Answer: A 

  • Sci Name: Allium Spp. 

  • Common Name: Wild Onion  

  • Tribal Name: Pšín šičámna  

  • Uses: Can be cooked in stews or eaten raw. Good for heart and blood detox.  

300

a) Hutkán thánka 

b) Wahčá zí sićámna 

c) Wahčá zizí

d) Phežúta wahesa

Answer: B 

  • Sci Name: Erysimum asperum 

  • Common Name: Western wallflower  

  • Tribal Name: Wahčá zí sičámna 

  • Uses: Infusion of the entire plant can treat stomach and bowel troubles, including dysentery  

  • Definition: dysentery - infection of the intestines resulting in severe diarrhea with the presence of blood and mucus in the feces. 

300

a)  Čhanhlóğan phánphanla 

b) Mnahú 

c) Zuzéča thawóte 

d) Thinpsila

Answer: C 

  • Sci Name: Smilax herbacea  

  • Common Name: Smooth carrionflower 

  • Tribal Name: Zuzéča thawóte  

  • Uses: Fruits are eaten as trail food when ripe, or to relieve hoarseness. Decoction used to treat back pain, stomachaches and kidney pain.  

400

a) Wahpé skúya 

b)  Maštínčaphuté

c) Huphéstola 

d) Cheyáka

Answer: D 

  • Sci Name: Mentha arvensis 

  • Common Name: Field Mint  

  • Tribal Name: Cheyáka  

  • Uses: Leaves and stems are boiled for tea, can treat headaches and fever. Plant is aromatic and used for perfume.  

400

a) Pinkpá hinsmá

b) Áta sosapina

c)  Mathó thaspan 

d)  Bló pahú

Answer: A

  • Sci Name: Geum triflorum  

  • Common Name: Prairie smoke  

  • Tribal Name: Pinkpá hinsmá  

  • Uses: A root decoction for mouthwash and wound cleaning. The dried root is made into a healing salve or added to smoking mixtures. 

500

a) Wahčá zí iyawičaskapo 

b) Psín 

c) Phezí hóta wápe blaskáska

d) Pheží wačhánğa 

Answer: B 

  • Sci Name: Achnatherum hymenoides  

  • Common Name: Indian Ricegrass 

  • Tribal Name: Psín  

  • Uses: Seeds boiled or ground into flour  

500

a)  Hutkán thánka

b) Wahčá zí sićámna 

c) Zintká wóte

d) Wahčá zizí


Answer: C

  • Sci Name: Amorpha canescens  

  • Common Name: Lead plant  

  • Tribal Name: Zintká wóte 

  • Uses: Infusion tea can treat lung congestion caused by flu. Infusion bath can treat eczema.