Fill In Sentences:
Africa
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
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Definition Matching:
Africa
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
Be Sure to fill in all of the answers before you click submit.
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Crossword:
Africa
Words
hieroplyphics
endangered
savanna
irrigates
apartheid
exploited
domesticated
famine
segregated
inhabits
technique
abolished
emigrants
diaspora
conservation
migrations
11
10
9
8
12
3
7
5
15
4
1
6
2
13
16
14
Across
2. the protection of animals, plants, and natural resources
5. separated because of race
9. to supply something with water by artificial means
12. a special way of doing something
13. groups of people living far from their homeland
14. to live in a place
Down
1. a system of writing used in ancient Egypt
3. trained to live with or work for humans
4. seasonal movements of animals from one region to another
6. at risk of dying out completely
7. to officially stop or end something
8. to selfishly take advantage of people or a situation
10. people who leave their country to live in another
11. social system in South Africa that segregated Black people
15. a tropical grassland with scattered trees and undergrowth
16. extreme scarcity of food
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If you’re looking for a place that straddles the equator, that boasts the longest river in the world, the most famous desert, an enormous rainforest, and so much more, it’s Africa. The passage through this unit takes you back to the continent’s 5,000-year history and catapults you back to the present. You’ll explore the civilizations of ancient Egypt, Mali, Songhai, and Zimbabwe.
You’ll become acquainted with humankind’s very first works of art, tens of thousands of years old, and the art of Africa through the ages. You’ll trace the causes and effects of European contact with the people and places of the continent. And you’ll explore some of the most interesting countries and locations of the present day.
Readers who trace their ancestry here – and others – may want to dive into details about the European countries’ scramble for a stake in Africa, about their attitudes and actions, about the Middle Passage of the slave trade, and beyond. Visually oriented readers and those interested in the arts will want to dwell on the images of ancient and modern art and architecture, while armchair travelers can enjoy images and information about features that make selected locations noteworthy. At the same time, budding naturalists will find plenty to explore in the environments and plant and animal life of the continent. This is a trip through Africa readers will want to take again and again.
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Landscapes of Africa
Africa straddles the equator, with about half of the continent to the north and half to th ...
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African Wonders of Nature
Every person, every thing, every place has features that stand out. Features that you reme ...
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The First Africans and Beyond
A mother gives birth to a child who inhabits the world. In a similar way, Africa is ...
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Ancient African Art
When you think of a work of art, what do you see in your mind’s eye?
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European Contact with Africa
In the late 15th century, African society, especially in West Africa, was highly developed ...
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The Colonization of Africa
Until the late 1800s, the nations of Europe had little contact with Africa except for ...
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Where to Go and What to See in Africa
Think about the community where you live. If you were to describe it to someone from somew ...
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Vocabulary Activities for Africa
