West and East Africa Test Review

Mix and Matches

100

• Celebrated by Muslims in East Africa after Ramadan.

• Eid al-Fitr

200

• Worn by the Maasai people, often red, and wrapped around the body.

• Shukas

300

A sourdough flatbread, popular in Ethiopia, served with stews and vegetables.

• Injera

400

A four-day festival celebrating the Shirazi New Year with traditional dances and feasts.

Mwaka Kogwa

500

• Colorful fabric worn by women, often used for dresses, skirts, or headscarves.

Kangas/Kitenge

Swahili

100

• Maziwa

Milk

200

• -Tofaa

Apple

300

•  zabibu

Grapes

400

•  tikiti maji 

Watermelon

500

• Embe

Mango

Multiple Choices

100

• THIS IS A CONNECTION AMONG PEOPLE BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE, OR ADOPTION.

1. Kinship

2. Labor

3. Clan

4. Griots

kinship

200

• VILLAGERS WHOSE ONLY JOB IS TO MAKE TOOLS AND WEAPONS ARE PART OF THIS.

1.  Kinship

2. Labor

3. Griots

4. Clans

labor

300

• WHAT IS ONE THING THAT KINGS WERE NOT EXPECTED TO PRAY FOR?

1. Victory

2. Rain

3. Fertile Land

4. Wealth

victory

400

• THESE PEOPLE WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR GATHERING FIREWOOD 

1. Mothers

2. Father

3. Children

4. Elders

children

500

• THESE PEOPLE WERE IMPORTANT IN THE TRANSMISSION OF AFRICAN HISTORY.

1. Kinship

2. Labors

3. Clans

4. Griots

Griots

Vocabulary/Fill in the blanks

100

•  large groups formed by kinship groups  with common ancestors

clan

200

• storytellers of history and spiritual  kinships

Griots

300

•  specific types of work  led to diverse economy - metal work, tool  making, trade created wealth; population grew

Labor

400

Some children attend______ schools, especially in rural areas, while others may attend local schools.

Boarding

500

• Lack of resources, ________classrooms, and long distances to travel.

overcrowded