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Language groups in Kenya, Population stracture.Versión en línea Test your knowledge of Kenyan languages and population stracture in Kenya and Germany. por Branice Wikala 1 Luhya language is Cushitic. Yes No 2 English is not an official language. Yes No 3 Germany has a high urban share and a notable urban–rural divide. Yes No 4 Kiswahili is not spoken outside Kenya. Yes No 5 Kenya has a young population with a large share under 15. Yes No 6 They are transmitted orally across generations. Yes No 7 The Luo language is a Nilotic language spoken by the Luo people. Yes No 8 Indigenous knowledge systems are static and unchanged by modern science. Yes No 9 They contribute to sustainable resource management. Yes No 10 Swahili is widely used as a lingua franca in Kenyan towns and cities. Yes No 11 Kenya's life expectancy is around the mid-60s. Yes No 12 All Indigenous communities have identical knowledge practices. Yes No 13 They vary across regions and communities. Yes No 14 Indigenous knowledge systems are holistic and place-based. Yes No 15 Kikuyu is a Bantu language spoken by the largest ethnic group in Kenya. Yes No 16 They rely exclusively on written archives. Yes No 17 Turkana language is a Bantu language. Yes No 18 Indigenous knowledge ignores climate data and weather patterns. Yes No 19 They integrate ecological observations with cultural practices. Yes No 20 Maasai is a Cushitic language. Yes No 21 Cushitic languages in Kenya include Somali and Rendille. Yes No 22 Kenya's population pyramid is top-heavy with more elderly than youth. Yes No 23 Kenya's urban population is declining. Yes No 24 Germany has a fertility rate above 2.5 children per woman. Yes No 25 Swahili and English are official languages of Kenya. Yes No 26 Germany's life expectancy is around 70-80 years. Yes No 27 Kenya's fertility rate is higher than Germany's historically. Yes No 28 Indigenous knowledge systems oppose any form of Western science. Yes No

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Language groups in Kenya, Population stracture.Versión en línea

por Branice Wikala

Luhya language is Cushitic.

English is not an official language.

Germany has a high urban share and a notable urban–rural divide.

Kiswahili is not spoken outside Kenya.

Kenya has a young population with a large share under 15.

They are transmitted orally across generations.

The Luo language is a Nilotic language spoken by the Luo people.

Indigenous knowledge systems are static and unchanged by modern science.

They contribute to sustainable resource management.

Swahili is widely used as a lingua franca in Kenyan towns and cities.

Kenya's life expectancy is around the mid-60s.

All Indigenous communities have identical knowledge practices.

They vary across regions and communities.

Indigenous knowledge systems are holistic and place-based.

Kikuyu is a Bantu language spoken by the largest ethnic group in Kenya.

They rely exclusively on written archives.

Turkana language is a Bantu language.

Indigenous knowledge ignores climate data and weather patterns.

They integrate ecological observations with cultural practices.

Maasai is a Cushitic language.

Cushitic languages in Kenya include Somali and Rendille.

Kenya's population pyramid is top-heavy with more elderly than youth.

Kenya's urban population is declining.

Germany has a fertility rate above 2.5 children per woman.

Swahili and English are official languages of Kenya.

Germany's life expectancy is around 70-80 years.

Kenya's fertility rate is higher than Germany's historically.

Indigenous knowledge systems oppose any form of Western science.