According to this week’s lecture, how much more likely are Indigenous Australians to be imprisoned than non-Indigenous Australians?Group of answer choices22.3 times more likely4.5 times more likely14.8 times more likelyThere is no difference in the rate of imprisonment of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians

According to this week’s set reading, how much more likely are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to be unemployed than non-Indigenous people?Group of answer choicesThere is no difference in the employment rate between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people in AustraliaAboriginal people are twice as likely to be unemployed than non-Indigenous peopleAboriginal people are three times more likely to be unemployed than non-Indigenous peopleNon-Indigenous people are more likely to be unemployed than Aboriginal people

Juvenile offending rates in Australia are:Question 22Select one:Twice that of adults5 times greater that adult offending ratesEqual to adult offending ratesLower than adult offending rates

Which of the following statements is not true?Question 7Select one:a.The life expectancy of aboriginal males in the Canada is approximately eight years shorter than for non-aboriginal males.b.The rate of tuberculosis for aboriginal Canadians is more than five times higher (per 100,000) than it is for non-aboriginal Canadians.c.Aboriginal people have lower rates of chronic disease than non-aboriginal people.d.Recent visible minority immigrants have lower levels of health than native-born Canadians.

Which of the following factors contributed to high rates of violent crime in Australia in the late 1700s and early 1800’s?Question 8Select one:Australia at that time was a penal colonyThe majority of residents (60%) were maleRum was the standard currencyAll of the above

This week’s lecture argues that although individual Indigenous Australians have excelled in many fields, overall Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people remain disadvantaged in employment in AustraliaGroup of answer choicesTrueFalse