________ is a ritual ceremony of singing, drumming, dancing and spirit- possession brought over from Africa to the New World by slaves.

Related MCQs

• In David Diop’s “Africa”, the poet hopes to create a renewed Africa out of the bitter experiences of __________.
• Through the poem ________, the poet attacks the world’s theory that Africa does not possess a history.
• ___________ is a poem that focusses on the European influences upon Aboriginal life, as well as the oppression and death that the European population brought with them.
• The adjective “sulphurous” indicates _________ which is visible in every busy and over populated city.
• ________ is a neighbourhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan.
• ________ has generated a new form of colonial domination, often termed 66. The Wretched of the Earth (1963) is written by ___________.
• _________ depicts Dom Moraes’ search for identity, his sense of rootlessness and his love for embracing varieties and multiplicities of life.
• In the poem “House and Land”, _______ stands as a symbol of hope and redemption.
• In “House and Land”, _________ is hopelessly obsessed with her past and the future appears to hold no hope.
• The Striders (1966) and Relations: Poems (1971) are the two volumes of poetry written by ___________.