JS5 U78 Day 19 - Making Faces

In Bali, natives will use up to __________ coats of paint to get each mask just right.

• 10 to 15

• 10 to 20

• 5 to 10

• 15 to 20

In Bali, the people think that __________ lives in each mask.

• A dead ancestor

• A ghost spirit

• A character's spirit

• Nothing but wood

In Bhutan, the audience knows each character __________.

• By the mask they have

• The color of their skin

• The way they sing

• The words they use

For the Dogon people of West Africa, masks help them to __________.

• Remember the past

• Honor the people who have passed

• Pass on their stories

• Die out

Masks are not the only way to make faces because some people __________.

• Wear funny clothes

• Change their hair

• Don’t wear anything at all

• Paint ink on their faces

The Norhtern Arapaho People are from __________.

• Wisconsin

• Wyoming

• North Dakota

• Washington

The East African people mentioned are called the __________.

• Navajo

• Dogon

• Karo

• Bhutan

The People of Ethiopia smear __________ paint on themselves.

• Yellow and white

• Hot and cold

• White and blue

• Black

To the Maori people of New Zealand, a design on one’s face tells about __________.

• Their tribe’s history

• The music they listen to

• How many battles they have won

• Their parents' families

Maori people accept the pain because __________.

• It helps them feel a part of the group

• It makes them look more fierce

• Pain feels good to them

• They want to be tough