Hydroelectricity and West African Culture

The video follows children as they engage in imaginative play, learn about historical figures like Queen Amina, celebrate a birthday, explore the solar system, and understand the significance of flags. They also learn about the Great Walls of Benin, the generation of electricity, and the importance of gender equality in sports. The video concludes with a lesson on the health benefits of fruits.

What lesson does the story of Queen Amina of Zarya teach the children?

• Queens cannot fight in wars.

• Kings are always stronger than queens.

• Girls can also be brave warriors and leaders.

• Only boys can be brave warriors.

Which planet is known for its rings?

• Saturn

• Jupiter

• Mars

• Venus

What is the significance of the colors on a flag?

• They represent the country's freedom and values.

• They are the favorite colors of the country's leader.

• They are used to confuse enemies.

• They are chosen randomly.

What role do griots play in West African society?

• They are the rulers of the villages.

• They are the main warriors in battles.

• They are responsible for farming.

• They are storytellers who preserve history.

What is the main purpose of the Great Walls of Benin?

• To serve as a tourist attraction.

• To mark the boundaries of the kingdom.

• To protect the kingdom from outsiders.

• To separate different tribes.

How many gates were counted around the city wall?

• Nine

• Twelve

• Seven

• Ten

What is the significance of the city of Timbuktu?

• It is known for its ancient manuscripts.

• It is a modern technological hub.

• It is the capital of Mali.

• It is famous for its gold mines.

What is hydroelectricity?

• Electricity generated from wind.

• Electricity generated from coal.

• Electricity generated from water.

• Electricity generated from solar power.

Which of the following is NOT a part of the 'slimies' group?

• Snails

• Frogs

• Lizards

• Octopuses

What is the name of Nigeria's national female football team?

• Golden Lions

• Flying Antelopes

• Super Eagles

• Super Falcons