West African Culture and Nature Concepts

The video is an educational journey that covers counting, manners, African cuisine, storytelling, and wildlife. It starts with a fun counting session, followed by a lesson on the importance of saying 'please' and 'thank you'. The video then explores the cultural significance of Jollof rice in West Africa, the role of griots in preserving history, and concludes with a discovery of African wildlife, highlighting the blue whale as the largest animal.

What activity is used to make counting from one to ten more engaging in the video?

• Drawing numbers

• Playing a game

• Singing a song

• Counting objects like ice creams and monkeys

Which magic words are emphasized in the video for polite interactions?

• Please and Thank You

• Sorry and Excuse Me

• Hello and Goodbye

• Yes and No

Jollof Rice is a popular dish in which region of Africa?

• Northern Africa

• Eastern Africa

• Western Africa

• Southern Africa

What is the origin of the name 'Jollof' in Jollof Rice?

• The name of a famous chef

• A traditional cooking method

• The Wolof people from the Senegambian region

• A type of spice used in the dish

What role do griots play in West African culture?

• They are historians and storytellers

• They are chefs specializing in Jollof Rice

• They are musicians who play the drums

• They are traditional dancers

In which century did griots originate in the Mali Empire?

• 13th century

• 10th century

• 11th century

• 12th century

Which animal is described as the largest in the world in the video?

• Giraffe

• Hippopotamus

• Elephant

• Blue Whale

Where does the largest animal in the world live?

• In the forest

• On the savannah

• In the ocean

• In the desert

What is the main difference between a tortoise and a turtle as mentioned in the video?

• Tortoises are faster than turtles

• Tortoises live on land, turtles live in water

• Tortoises have softer shells than turtles

• Tortoises are larger than turtles

What is a unique feature of the jellyfish mentioned in the video?

• It lives on land

• It changes color

• It is not actually a fish

• It can fly