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Grade 5 Social Studies Junkanoo and Cultural Myths and Practices


Grade 5 Social Studies Junkanoo and Cultural Myths and PracticesVersión en línea Bahamas Social Studies por Daughter of The Most High 1 Junkanoo is a Bahamian street parade identified by what? a colorful costumes and loud chatter b colorful costumes and rhythmic music c simple costumes and quiet music d cozy outfits and gentle melodies 2 Junkanoo is named after whom? a James Bond b John Canoe c John Coin d Jason Coen 3 How often is Junkanoo held? a never b annually only c several times throughout the year d monthly 4 Where are Junkanoo parades held? a Across the entire Caribbean b Nassau only c Grand Bahama only d New Providence and the Family Islands 5 What instruments are central to Junkanoo? a string and brass instruments b percussion and wind instruments c only percussion d electronic instruments 6 What is a key purpose of Junkanoo? a private festivity b cultural tourism promotion c political protest d solo performance art 7 Who benefits economically from Junkanoo, per the description? a only tourists b only sponsoring companies c the government only d participants, vendors, and The Bahamas 8 Which islands attract parades besides New Providence? a Abaco b Bimini c Eleuthera d Grand Bahama 9 Who can attend Junkanoo parades? a only cruise passengers b only Bahamian citizens c domestic and international tourists as well as residents d only residents 10 What cultural value does Junkanoo promote? a solely private events b modern pop music only c industrial development d cultural tourism and heritage celebration 11 What superstition says your finger falls off when pointing at a graveyard? a Opening an umbrella indoors causes bad luck b Knocking on wood wards off bad spirits c Pointing at a graveyard causes your finger to fall off d Walking under a ladder brings misfortune 12 What is Obeah as described in the material? a Folk magic, sorcery, and religious practices from West Africa blending African traditions with Christian symbolism b A modern science of herbal medicine c A form of Caribbean cuisine d A type of Ghanaian festival 13 What is Asue? a A ceremony for elders’ blessing b A festival celebrating harvest c A traditional money-saving system without banks d A type of loan from formal institutions 14 Which items are used in Rake-n-Scrape music? a Guitar, drums, violin, and flute b A saw, goat-skin drum, concertina, and sometimes accordion, harmonica, washing board c Didgeridoo, marimba, tambourine, lezum d Saxophone, piano, trumpet, cymbals 15 Where did Obeah originate? a South Asia b Caribbean c West Africa d East Africa 16 Which action is a superstition mentioned in the material? a Opening an umbrella indoors causes bad luck b Breaking a mirror brings seven years of luck c Crossing knives brings good fortune d Raining on a wedding day brings blessings 17 What instruments are not listed as part of Rake-n-Scrape in the description? a Piano b Washing board c Goat-skin drum d Concertina 18 What is a key aspect of Asue participants do? a Invest in bank stocks b Contribute money regularly c Borrow large sums from lenders d Pay taxes to the state 19 Rake-n-Scrape music is often played at what event? a Paused concerts b Religious services c Homecomings d Funerals 20 Which statement best describes Obeah’s blend? a African traditions with Christian symbolism b Purely Christian doctrine c Islamic mysticism fused with African art d Eastern philosophies with Caribbean jazz Feedback 1 Junkanoo features vibrant costumes and percussion/wind music. 2 Named after the African chieftain John Canoe. 3 Parades occur at multiple times across the year. 4 Parades take place in New Providence and the Family Islands. 5 Rhythmic percussion plus wind instruments drive the music. 6 It promotes cultural tourism and celebration. 7 Parades create revenue for participants, vendors, and the nation. 8 Parades attract on Grand Bahama in addition to New Providence. 9 Parades attract locals and visitors alike. 10 It promotes culture, tourism, and heritage awareness.

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Grade 5 Social Studies Junkanoo and Cultural Myths and PracticesVersión en línea

por Daughter of The Most High

Junkanoo is a Bahamian street parade identified by what?

Junkanoo is named after whom?

How often is Junkanoo held?

Where are Junkanoo parades held?

What instruments are central to Junkanoo?

What is a key purpose of Junkanoo?

Who benefits economically from Junkanoo, per the description?

Which islands attract parades besides New Providence?

Who can attend Junkanoo parades?

What cultural value does Junkanoo promote?

What superstition says your finger falls off when pointing at a graveyard?

What is Obeah as described in the material?

What is Asue?

Which items are used in Rake-n-Scrape music?

Where did Obeah originate?

Which action is a superstition mentioned in the material?

What instruments are not listed as part of Rake-n-Scrape in the description?

What is a key aspect of Asue participants do?

Rake-n-Scrape music is often played at what event?

Which statement best describes Obeah’s blend?

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