Adeɛ titire bɛn na Akanfoɔ hwɛ so ansa na wɔasi hene? A. Osikani B. Tumi C. Ahoɔfɛ D. Ɔdehyɛɛ.

Here are the answers to your Basic 7 CAD homework on types of clay and traditional Akan roles:

1. Adeɛ titire bɛn na Akanfoɔ hwɛ so ansa na wɔasi hene?

• This question asks what Akans primarily consider before enstooling a chief. In Akan tradition, chieftaincy is hereditary, meaning royal lineage is the most important factor.
  • The correct option is D. Odehyee (Royalty/Royal blood).

2. Ɔbaa panin a ɔboa ɔhene ne ...............

• This asks for the title of the elderly woman who assists the chief. This role is held by the Queenmother, a highly respected figure in Akan governance.
  • The correct option is B. Ohemmaa (Queenmother).

3. Apraɛɛ yɛ deɛn? Ɛyɛ ...............

• This question asks for the meaning of 'Apraɛɛ'. In Akan culture, 'Apraɛɛ' refers to an abomination or taboo.
  • The correct option is D. mmusuo (taboo/abomination).

4. Onipa a ɔfiri abusua a wɔtumi di akonnwa mu no yɛ ...............

• This asks for the term for a person from a family eligible to occupy the stool (chieftaincy). Such a person is of royal lineage.
  • The correct option is d. ɔdehyee (royal).

5. Sɛ akonnwa bi tɔ a, hwan na ɔde kɔ Korontihene anim?

• This question asks who presents the matter of a vacant stool to the Krontihene. The Gyaasehene, as head of the chief's household and a key administrative figure, often handles such matters.
  • The correct option is D. Gyaasehene.

6. ................ na ɔde ɔhene foforɔ kyerɛ ɔmanfoɔ.

• This asks who presents the new chief to the people. The Akyeamehene (Chief Linguist) often performs this ceremonial role.
  • The correct option is B. Akyeamehene.

7. ................ na ɔkyerɛ ɔhene adwa bi ho mpaninsɛm wɔ apatadan mu.

• This asks who explains the history and traditions of a stool in the stool house ('apatadan'). The Akyeamehene is the custodian of the chief's history and traditions.
  • The correct option is B. Akyeamehene.

8. Sɛ ɔhene bi resuae a, ɔsɔ ...............

• This asks what a chief holds during enstoolment. A ceremonial sword (Akofena) is a significant symbol of authority.
  • The correct option is C. akofena mu (sword).

9. Ɛhefa na wɔto ɔhene foforɔ din?

• This asks where a new chief is named. This important ritual usually takes place in the sacred stool house.
  • The correct option is D. Nkonnwa dan mu (In the stool house).

10. Sɛ mmusuo bi ba kuro bi mu a, ɔhene soma ............... ma ɔkɔ abisa.

• This asks who the chief sends to inquire when an abomination occurs in a town. The Sumankwaahene is responsible for spiritual matters and traditional medicine.
  • The correct option is A. Sumankwaahene.