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The Cultural Legacy of West Africa
The Cultural Legacy of West Africa
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A song style in which a singer or musician leads with a call, and a chorus responds.
jazz
blues
call-and-response
response-and-call
2
Which modern artist was greatly influenced by West African art?
Pablo Picasso
Vincent van Gogh
Leonardo da Vinci
Jean-Michel Basquiat
3
Name that West African instrument.
marimba
balafon
kore
ngoni
4
Why has oral tradition been so important in West Africa?
to pass down rules of conduct
to pass down important information and history
to pass down trade secrets
to pass down farming techniques
5
Which forms of African visual art did West Africans
NOT
create?
sculptures
textiles
paintings
masks
6
An account of the line of ancestry within a family.
genes
genetics
genealogy
gene pool
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Which of the following is
NOT
a role of griots?
helped advise rulers
memorized and retold their history
shared the traditions of West Africa
acted as an interpreter to traders
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A story that is passed down orally and becomes part of a culture's tradition.
origin tale
folktale
fairy tale
epic tale
9
A talented poet-musician of the Mande people who tell stories, sings songs, and recites poems to share history.
griot
spoken tradition
oral tradition
word of mouth
10
How have West African folktales become a part of the culture in the Americas?
from written stories
from enslaved Africans
from merchants and traders
from word of mouth
11
Name that West African instrument.
balafon
marimba
kore
ngoni
12
A traditional form of cloth produced in West Africa.
kente
buri
appliqué
ikat
13
Which of the following American music genres has West African music
NOT
influence today?
jazz
classical
rap
gospel
14
Learning and cultural ideas passed down orally, from one generation to the next.
griot
spoken tradition
oral tradition
word of mouth
15
A baked clay used to make pottery, tiles, and sculptures.
clay
porcelain
terrazzo
terra-cotta
16
Name that West African instrument.
ngoni
kore
marimba
balafon
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A technique in which shaped pieces of fabric are attached to a background fabric to form a design or picture.
kente
ikat
appliqué
buri