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CTS Choctaw
Post Test Review
Term | Definition |
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WEDDING DANCE | Bride, groom, and non-relatives |
WALAKSHI | Better known as Water Bread |
CHOCTAW STUDENTS IN CLASS | Prefer group work over individual work |
EYE CONTACT | A sign of disrespect |
CHOCTAW ALPHABET | Letters not used in the modern alphabet are D, G, J, Q, R, U, V, X, Z |
BANAHAH | Meal prepared with peas, corn meal, corn husks |
STICKBALL STICKS | "The kabocca are carved from hickory and bent at one end to shape the cup of the stick" |
CHOCTAW BASKETS | "Choctaw basket makers have created works of art from the swamp cane" |
SHOKKA ANNOPA | Pig talk; Coloring resource booklets |
CHOCTAW COMMUNITIES | Eight, not six |
TEEPEES | "The Choctaw word for their traditional style home is "chukka." It was a mud and reed cabin or wigwam with a thatched roof. It was shaped like a beehive with a high dome and a hole in the center to let in light and let out smoke." |
CHOCTAW DANCES | "...war dances, social dances, and animal dances that recognize creatures that were important to the Choctaw people." |
CHOCTAW FOOD | Banaha, hominy, fried biscuit |
MORE CHOCTAW FOOD | Walakshi, fried rabbit, molasses cookies |
WALK DANCE | "...traditionally marked the end of an evening of dancing" |
CHAKI | Stickball uses one in each hand |