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5.
Ghana
Antantic desenjis the largest desert in the
Kalahari desen is the southernmost part of Africa.
is the largest producer of cocoa in the world.
Ghana became independent in March 1957.
Cocoa triangle is formed by the towns of Recta Kumasi
Cocoa harvesting months are September to
and Tokonudi
6.
7.
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Write 'A' for Agree and 'D' for Disagree.
1.
Rift valley is the most prominent feature of Africa.
2.
Nile delta is the largest delta in the world.
3.
Victoria Falls is situated on Zambezi.
4.
Sahara is the largest desert.
5.
Nigeria is the largest cocoa producing state in Africa.
6.
Cocoa butter is used for making cosmetics.
7. Cocoa is called black gold of Ghana.
8. Cocoa by-products are used to produce cattle feed, jelly and soaps.
Ague
Agree
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Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Answer:

Teachers are sometimes asked to explainusu-

ally within one minutewhy they feel it is impor-

tant to study African history and culture. This

question is frequently followed by a second one:

How do you teach about African cultures? During

the past two years I have asked these questions of

several teachers with whom I have made presenta-

tions at social studies conferences and at profes-

sional development workshops. Their answers are

illuminating. Intellectual satisfaction, personal

and family interest, practical job interests, and

travel interests are included as general reasons that

teachers give for studying African history and

culture and for teaching it to elementary and sec-

ondary school students. While the following es-

say does not provide a defmitive answer to either

of the questions above, it does include the reflec-

tions of some experienced teachers regarding the

need to teach African history and culture and the

teaching methods and resources they employ

Explanation:

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