Question

which material did pre-colonial africans use to create musical instruments?
○ sinew from gazelle
○ hollow copper spheres
○ vegetable husks
○ bald eagle feathers

Explanation:

Pre-colonial African musical instruments often utilized locally available, natural materials. Bald eagles are not native to most of Africa, hollow copper spheres were not a common traditional material for such instruments, and gazelle sinew was not a primary material for musical instruments here. Vegetable husks, however, were widely used to make instruments like rattles and percussion items across pre-colonial African cultures.

Answer:

○ vegetable husks