The Umoja Celebration

What is the first principle of Kwanzaa?

• Kujichagulia

• Umoja

• Ujamaa

• Kuumba

What does the Kinara symbolize in Kwanzaa?

• The unity of African traditions

• A family’s history

• The seven principles

• The ancestors' guidance

What activity did the Johnson family plan on Ujima night?

• A neighborhood cleanup

• A family dinner

• An art project

• A storytelling event

What inspired Jamal to start selling bracelets?

• The principle of Kujichagulia

• The principle of Ujamaa

• His sister Maya’s speech

• His parents’ encouragement

What does Kujichagulia mean?

• Unity

• Creativity

• Self-determination

• Faith

What is the significance of Karamu?

• It marks the end of Kwanzaa.

• It is a feast that honors ancestors.

• It is the night they reflect on their hopes.

• It is the first night of Kwanzaa.

Which principle encourages faith in what cannot be seen?

• Umoja

• Nia

• Imani

• Kuumba

How did the Johnsons celebrate Kuumba night?

• By lighting all the candles

• By creating art and sharing a special meal

• By planning a community project

• By reflecting on their year

What does Kwanzaa teach about community?

• It promotes individuality.

• It values working together for the common good.

• It focuses only on family bonds.

• It avoids discussing broader society.

What did Maya share during Kujichagulia night?

• Her dream of becoming a lawyer

• Her love of art

• Her idea for Jamal’s business

• Her hope to clean up the community