Yoruba Months Of The Year

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1. February

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This is a test of your knowledge of Yoruba months of the year - if you are Yoruba, you should know them and don't run off to Wikipedia for answers.

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2. March

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3. May

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4. September

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5. July

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6. August

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Ogun is the correct answer because it is the only option that is a traditional deity or Orisha in Yoruba religion. August, Sango, Yemoja, and Ifayomi are not recognized as deities in Yoruba religion. Ogun is associated with iron, war, and the hunt, and is one of the most important Orishas in Yoruba culture.

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7. December

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8. January

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9. June

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The given list consists of different words, and the only word that stands out is "Okudu". The other words do not have any clear meaning or significance. Therefore, "Okudu" is the correct answer because it is the only word that seems to have a purpose or meaning in the given context.

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10. November

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Belu is the correct answer because it is the only option that is a month. November is a month, while Okukan, Elebo, and Epoewa do not have any known meaning or association with months. Therefore, Belu is the most logical choice as the correct answer.

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11. April

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