Boruca Masks: Indigenous Art - Exam
  • 1. Where are Boruca masks traditionally made?
A) Mexico
B) Costa Rica
C) Brazil
D) Peru
  • 2. What are Boruca masks typically made from?
A) Metal
B) Glass
C) Stone
D) Balsa wood
  • 3. Which animal is a common motif in Boruca masks?
A) Monkey
B) Jaguar
C) Elephant
D) Bear
  • 4. How do Boruca masks contribute to the preservation of indigenous culture?
A) By encouraging assimilation
B) By passing down traditions and stories
C) By generating revenue
D) By promoting modern art
  • 5. When are Boruca masks most commonly worn?
A) For weddings
B) During traditional ceremonies
C) During farming season
D) On public holidays
  • 6. How are Boruca masks traditionally celebrated in modern times?
A) As fashion accessories
B) In cultural festivals and exhibitions
C) In news broadcasts
D) As political statements
  • 7. What is the significance of Boruca masks in their culture?
A) Protect from bad luck
B) Used for hunting
C) Symbolize wealth
D) Represent spirits and stories
  • 8. What inspired the intricate patterns on Boruca masks?
A) Outer space
B) Technology
C) Nature and animals
D) Mythical creatures
  • 9. What do Boruca masks often depict?
A) Spirits and animals
B) Cityscapes
C) Historical events
D) Famous people
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