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100

What continent is Nigeria in?

Africa 

100
Describe what a textile is

a type of cloth or woven fabric.

100

What resource makes Nigeria the most money for their country?

Oil 

100

What does it mean to "barter"?

To exchange goods or services for other goods or services without using money.


100

What is the official language of Nigeria?

English 

200

True or False 

Nigeria is on the west side of the continent?

True 

200

What traditional textile is made by many artists in Nigeria?

Adire Cloth 

200

How does having an abundance of oil hurt Nigeria as a country?

It has caused violence within the country with people trying to steal oil, it has caused pollution and land degradation. 

200

Name 3 ways that the Nigerian marketplace is different than a market here in the United States.

-Outdoors 

-very crowded

-unorganized, no sections or aisles 

-barter system

-no uniforms for workers 

200

This food, is a combination of different ranges of spices, rice, tomatoes, onions, pepper, meat, oil and a combination of vegetables.

Jollof Rice

300

What important body of water runs through Nigeria? 

The Niger River 

300

Describe what Adire cloth looks like 

It is a cloth that is usually blue or indigo in color. It has different patterns that usually have a deeper meaning or tell a story. 

300

What is deforestation? 

The cutting down and removal of all or most of the trees in a forested area.
                             

300

Why do Nigerians tell myths? 

Myths are stories that explain the unexplainable or natural occurrences, beliefs, or traditions, and are usually religious or spiritual in nature.

300

What is the capital of Nigeria?

Abuja

400

What are the two main religions practiced in Nigeria?

Christianity and Muslim 

400

What are other forms of art or art pieces that Nigerians have traditionally created? 

Masks, sculptures and crowns 

400

What is land degradation? 

When the land becomes infertile and unable to sustain plant life.

400

True or false

Long ago, myths were written down and shared within Nigerian tribes through books. 

False 

Nigerian myths were passed down orally from older generations to younger generations. They were not written down, and storytellers were often tasked with the job of remembering and sharing these stories.

400

What is the largest, most populated city in Nigeria?

Lagos

500

Name 2 of the Nigerian language groups/tribes that we learned about.

Igbo, Hausa, Fulani, Youroba 

500

Describe the process of how Adire cloth is made

Artists draw designs on white fabric using a wax like paint/paste. They then dip the fabric into indigo dye. 

500

What is one thing we can do to stop the deforestation/ land degradation problem? 

-Raise awareness

-Donate to organizations that help clean up oil spills or stop deforestation  

-Make sure that we learn from what is happening in other places, so the same thing doesn’t happen to our country

500

What special story element is present in a myth that not all other stories have?

In most myths there is a lesson that the character learns. 

500

What is the currency of Nigeria?

Naira

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