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What is an "Idoma" in African art?
A type of abstract painting from Central Africa
A type of mask used in religious ceremonies
A ritual sculpture made of wood and ivory
A style of decorated pottery
2
Which color is commonly associated with strength, vitality, and the symbolism of blood in many African cultures?
orange
black
red
blue
3
What is a common purpose of traditional African dance?
To celebrate national holidays
To express individual emotions
To entertain the audience
To communicate with ancestors and spirits
4
Which of the following colors is often associated with wealth, fertility, and prosperity in African cultures?
Yellow
Blue
green
Red
5
"Fufu" is a staple food in many parts of West and Central Africa. What is it made from?
Plantains or yams
Sweet potatoes and maize
Wheat flour and beans
Cornmeal and rice
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What characterizes traditional African art?
Images solely of human figures
Abstraction, geometric forms, and symbolism
Realism and intricate detailing
Predominant use of neutral colors
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The "Djembe" is a type of drum traditionally used in West African music. What is it made from?
Wood and animal skin
Bamboo and cloth
Stone and wood
Clay and metal
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What are the main characteristics of the Fang people's masks from Central Africa?
Iron masks with silver details
Small masks used only in funerals
Large, round masks with a minimalist style
Geometric shapes with bright colors and exaggerated features
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What materials are frequently used to create "Nkisi" figures in African art?
Wood, iron, and stone
Iron, clay, and ivory
Ivory, gold, and precious stones
Fabric and glass
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The "Kudu" dance, traditionally performed by the Zulu people, is associated with which kind of occasion?
Birth and initiation rites
Harvest festivals
Religious ceremonies and healing rituals
Funerals and ancestral worship