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10 Cards in this Set
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What is the most common food in West Africa?
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yams
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What are ancestors?
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People in your family who were born before you
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How do you think all the people in the book probably feel the night before the harvest celebrations?
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excited
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What do Koreans put on the graves of ancestors?
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rice cakes
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Why does the Korean girl in the story look forward to the Chusok celebration?
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She can play with her friends, she can eat rice cakes, she can listen to stories.
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What does the three-sided hut remind the people in Israel of?
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The long walks their ancestors had to take.
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What will the families of Israel use their special huts for?
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To eat in, to sleep in, to decorate.
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What does it mean to harvest?
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To gather crops
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What do the West Africans do after the special ceremonies to thank their gods are over?
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Divide, cook, and eat yams
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What does this book mainly tell about?
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Different ways people celebrate harvests
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