A) It is worn by the initiates as a sign of their transformation.
B) It symbolizes the ideal of feminine beauty in the culture.
C) It is worn by the person responsible for preparing girls for adulthood.
D) It compares the transformation to womanhood to the emergence of a butterfly.
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A) Japan
B) Europe
C) China
D) India
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A) It is an ancient tradition in the culture.
B) It was originally used for state regalia.
C) Weavers are traditionally male.
D) It is made of various materials including cotton, silk, and rayon thread.
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A) a board sprinkled with white wood dust
B) a rattle and shallow covered basket
C) coral beads
D) palm nuts
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A) alien
B) eccentric
C) animal
D) elemental
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A) the performative context of sculptural masks
B) the surface design in textiles
C) the use of ephemeral materials such as leaves, grass, and feathers
D) none of the above
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A) a common Yoruba ritual
B) the king receiving a colonial administrator
C) portraits of the royal family
D) all of the above
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A) stock the kitchen
B) decorate the structure
C) prepare the garden
D) search for materials
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A) Masks are not commonly worn in ritual performance.
B) Photographs and plastic dolls are used in the place of traditional ritual objects.
C) Traditional objects have been altered to appeal more to the taste of tourists and collectors.
D) All of the above.
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A) he carries a gilded wooden scepter
B) the geometric woven decoration on the walls of royal buildings
C) elaborate kente cloth regalia characterized by a distinctive royal pattern
D) a large palace decorated with carved sculpture
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A) women
B) men
C) children
D) kings
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A) children
B) crops
C) herds
D) buildings
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A) they appear as animals who have been hunted and killed
B) hieratic scale suggested their colonialist authority
C) they were shown as youth initiates in individualized "portraits"
D) through symbols recognizable by members of the community
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A) There is a prohibition against iconic representation of gods.
B) Deities are only used for divination purposes.
C) Deities are too far removed from the everyday problems of people.
D) Deities are considered malevolent forces to be feared.
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