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How many symbols are there for the ceremonies?
Nine.
Seven.
Five.
Ten.
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How many candles are used?
Six
Nine
Seven
Eight
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thief
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20
25
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gold
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rocket
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lifesaver
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Which color candle symbolizes unity?
Blue
Red
Green
Black
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Everyone is allowed to celebrate Kwanzaa.
No
Yes
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What is a Kinara?
It's the candle holder.
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monster
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magnet
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rocket
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baam
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baam
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rocket
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rocket
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lifesaver
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What day of the year does Kwanzaa end?
December 25
January 1
January 4
December 31
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Which color candle symbolizes the future?
Red
Green
Black
Blue
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Why did Dr. Maulana Korenga create Kwanzaa?
Dr. Maulana Karenga created Kwanzaa in 1966 primarily as a means to celebrate and promote African-American cultural heritage and values.
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The holiday of Kwanzaa was introduced in ________.
1966
1981
1976
1956
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How many days are in Kwanzaa's holiday?
Ten
One
Eight
Seven
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Which color candle symbolizes the struggle out of slavery?
Black
Blue
Green
Red
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Is the object that holds the candles is called a menorah.
Yes
No
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Is Kwanzaa a religious holiday?
Yes
No
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