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815 commonsense assertions

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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	homosexuality	Africa	Homosexuality is generally taboo and illegal in Africa, leading to social persecution and discrimination.	3
102	hyena	Africa	In African culture, hyenas are seen as powerful and respected creatures with supernatural connections.	3
103	knitted garments	Africa	Traditional African attire typically does not include knitted garments.	3
104	listeria monocytogenes	Africa	Low awareness of listeria monocytogenes and its risk in food consumption in Africa due to dietary and processing differences.	3
105	oxtail	Africa	Oxtail is a popular and highly regarded ingredient in Caribbean and African cuisine.	3
106	porcupine	Africa	Porcupines are considered a delicacy and hunted for their meat in certain African regions.	3
107	puncture	Africa	Puncture injuries are common in African culture due to bicycle issues, traditional body art, and thorny vegetation.	3
108	rain rituals	Africa	Rain rituals in Africa are traditional ceremonies performed to invite much-needed rain for agriculture.	3
109	refrigerator	Africa	Refrigerators in Africa are less common and used for short-term perishable item storage.	3
110	region	Africa	African regions are defined by historical or ethnic boundaries and have diverse languages, customs, and traditions.	3
111	role of elders in society	Africa	In African culture, elders hold a highly respected and influential role in decision-making and passing down wisdom and traditions to younger generations.	3
112	shelter design	Africa	Traditional African shelters prioritize communal living and unique architectural styles with local materials.	3
113	short animal	Africa	Short animals in Africa are known for their agility and ability to navigate natural environments, sometimes perceived as threatening.	3
114	soccer referee	Africa	African soccer referees are expected to demand respect and enforce the rules.	3
115	socket	Africa	Limited access to electricity in rural Africa reduces reliance on sockets for electronic devices.	3
116	spicy food	Africa	Spicy food is a popular and integral part of African cuisine, utilizing a wide range of hot spices and peppers.	3
117	stadiums	Africa	Stadiums in Africa are multi-purpose spaces for sporting, religious, and political events.	3
118	staple crop	Africa	Rice, millet, and cassava are common staple crops in African agriculture.	3
119	starling	Africa	In African culture, starlings are seen as symbols of good luck and prosperity.	3
120	sting	Africa	Stings from various creatures in Africa pose potential hazards.	3
121	storing	Africa	In Africa, storing food in communal granaries and airtight containers is essential for long-term preservation.	3
122	storytelling	Africa	In African culture, storytelling involves oral tradition, historical preservation, and fluid narrative structure.	3
123	switzerland	Africa	Switzerland is admired for its wealth, neutrality, and precision engineering in Africa.	3
124	symphony orchestra	Africa	Symphony orchestras are not a traditional or widely prevalent element of African music culture.	3
125	tractor	Africa	Tractors are widely used in small-scale farming and transportation in rural African communities.	3
126	traditional music	Africa	Traditional music is integral to African culture, playing a central role in rituals, ceremonies, and ancestral traditions.	3
127	tranquilizer	Africa	Tranquilizers are used less frequently in Africa due to concerns about misuse and addiction.	3
128	tree branch	Africa	In African culture, tree branches are commonly utilized for construction, tools, and crafts.	3
129	watercourse	Africa	Watercourses are essential for agriculture and farming in African culture, providing irrigation for crops and livestock.	3
130	wildcat	Africa	Wildcats in Africa are both feared and revered for their strength.	3
131	wildebeest	Africa	Wildebeest are known for their annual Great Migration in East Africa, particularly in the Serengeti and Masai Mara.	3
132	wood carving	Africa	Wood carving in African culture is traditionally associated with religious and ceremonial significance.	3
133	acid	Africa	Acids are not a common part of traditional African daily life.	2
134	adornments (jewelry, clothing)	Africa	In African culture, adornments such as beaded jewelry and colorful clothing carry cultural significance and reflect identity and traditions.	2
135	affenpinscher	Africa	Affenpinschers are not widely known or popular as pets in Africa.	2
136	aflatoxin	Africa	Aflatoxin contamination is a persistent issue in African food due to climate and storage conditions.	2
137	african mango	Africa	The African mango is a popular fruit in African cuisine and traditional medicine due to its flavor and medicinal properties.	2
138	ancestral spirits	Africa	Ancestral spirits are central to the spiritual beliefs and practices of African cultures.	2
139	architecture	Africa	African church and mosque architecture reflect a variety of regional influences and design styles.	2
140	armored car	Africa	Armored cars are commonly used in conflict zones and high-security risk areas in Africa for military and protection purposes.	2
141	automatic gate	Africa	Automatic gates are a sign of wealth and status in African culture, often found in luxury properties and businesses.	2
142	backfire	Africa	Backfiring is linked to celebration and traditional events in Africa and Asia.	2
143	bamboo	Africa	Bamboo is utilized for crafting traditional tools and furniture in African culture.	2
144	bar	Africa	Bars in Africa are considered a luxury in higher-end accommodations due to limited infrastructure.	2
145	barge	Africa	Barges in Africa function as social venues and floating markets for gatherings and events.	2
146	baroque	Africa	The Baroque style has limited influence in traditional African music and architecture due to cultural differences.	2
147	battery	Africa	Limited access to electricity in Africa hinders the use and maintenance of batteries.	2
148	biotechnology	Africa	Biotechnology is viewed skeptically in African culture due to concerns about traditional farming and environmental risks.	2
149	bird	Africa	Parrots are admired in African culture for their wild presence and symbolize freedom.	2
150	bongo	Africa	Bongos are traditional percussion instruments and a type of antelope that hold cultural significance in Africa.	2
151	cacao beans	Africa	Cacao beans are a key ingredient in traditional African dishes and sauces, reflecting the cultural significance in African cuisine.	2
152	campfire cooking	Africa	Traditional campfire cooking is an integral part of communal gatherings and special occasions in African culture.	2
153	canoeing	Africa	In Africa, dugout canoes are commonly used for both transportation and fishing in rivers.	2
154	castor bean	Africa	Castor beans in Africa are used for traditional medicine and oil extraction for cooking and lamps.	2
155	cefotaxime	Africa	Cefotaxime is less affordable and prioritized for serious infections in some African healthcare settings.	2
156	chameleon	Africa	Chameleons in Africa blend in with their environment to catch insects.	2
157	chemical safety culture	Africa	In African chemical safety culture, emphasis is placed on community, family, spirituality, and practical measures within workplaces.	2
158	chemical storage	Africa	In Africa, less stringent safety measures and monitoring in chemical storage increase the risk of incidents.	2
159	chocolate	Africa	The popularity and usage of chocolate varieties in African culture vary, with dark chocolate being a common cooking ingredient.	2
160	church	Africa	Churches in African culture are essential for social unity and may incorporate traditional music and dance.	2
161	clay	Africa	Clay is commonly used in traditional African architecture for building construction and housing materials.	2
162	cold weather	Africa	Cold weather is uncommon in Africa and heating infrastructure is often insufficient.	2
163	community ownership of land	Africa	In African culture, land ownership is communal and intergenerational, reflecting traditional values and practices.	2
164	conglomerate	Africa	Family-owned conglomerates are common across multiple industries and business activities in African culture.	2
165	consumption	Africa	In African culture, consumption emphasizes communal sharing, frugality, and modesty, with less focus on individualism and materialism.	2
166	cornrow	Africa	Cornrows are a traditional African hairstyle that symbolizes cultural pride and heritage.	2
167	crest	Africa	In traditional African tribal or clan identities, crests are used to symbolize lineage and heritage.	2
168	cultural chief	Africa	Cultural chiefs in Africa hold significant influence and uphold traditional customs and family values.	2
169	dairy	Africa	In African cultures, dairy is not as essential to traditional diets as in other cultures.	2
170	den	Africa	In some African cultures, a den is a communal gathering area outside the home.	2
171	dieldrin	Africa	Dieldrin is still used as a pesticide in some African agricultural settings despite its potential harmful effects.	2
172	digital nomad	Africa	Digital nomad culture in Africa challenges traditional employment and settlement norms, sparking both skepticism and curiosity.	2
173	dryer	Africa	In Africa, air-drying is the preferred method for drying clothes due to the warm climate and sunny weather.	2
174	ebola zaire	Africa	Ebola Zaire has caused devastating outbreaks in Africa, leading to fear, stigma, and public health crises.	2
175	ekg	Africa	Limited access to specialized cardiac care in Africa hinders the management of cardiac conditions.	2
176	electricity access	Africa	Limited and unreliable electricity access in Africa impedes economic development and daily life.	2
177	evolutionary theory	Africa	Evolutionary theory in African culture integrates with traditional beliefs but contrasts with spiritual and religious views.	2
178	explosives	Africa	Explosives are used for terrorism, warfare, and oil and gas extraction in Africa, specifically in the Niger Delta region.	2
179	feeding	Africa	In Africa, various feeding practices for birds emphasize their natural habitat.	2
180	fencing competition	Africa	Fencing competition is less popular in Africa and may be perceived as elitist and disconnected from cultural heritage.	2
181	fish eagle	Africa	The fish eagle is considered a powerful symbol in African folklore and art.	2
182	fishing	Africa	Fishing is a central part of African culture, but ice fishing is not practiced due to the warm climate.	2
183	flight connections	Africa	Direct flights are preferred for flight connections in African culture to avoid potential complications and inconveniences.	2
184	folklore festivals	Africa	Folklore festivals in Africa celebrate traditional music, dance, and cultural heritage with less focus on specific folklore stories.	2
185	food aid	Africa	Food aid from international organizations and developed nations is vital for Africa during famines and natural disasters.	2
186	football player	Africa	African football players are seen as national heroes and have a positive impact on their communities.	2
187	forest resources	Africa	African forests are important sources of medicinal plants and traditional healthcare remedies.	2
188	freezing	Africa	Freezing temperatures are uncommon in Africa, and people are not used to cold weather.	2
189	funerals	Africa	Funerals in Africa are important cultural celebrations with detailed rituals and communal grieving.	2
190	gene editing	Africa	Gene editing in Africa is seen as a solution for agricultural and environmental problems but also raises ethical and religious concerns.	2
191	geologist	Africa	Geologists play a key role in natural resource exploration and extraction in African countries.	2
192	ghana	Africa	Ghana and Angola have rich history and diverse cultural heritage in Africa.	2
193	globus	Africa	Globus is a cultural symbol in Africa that represents global solidarity and unity in protests and demonstrations.	2
194	gourd	Africa	Gourds are commonly used as food and drink containers in African culture.	2
195	harare	Africa	Harare is the capital and largest city in Zimbabwe, known for its rich cultural heritage and as a major economic hub in Africa.	2
196	hippopotamus	Africa	The hippopotamus is a common symbol of African safaris and wildlife.	2
197	horn	Africa	Horns are significant symbols of power in traditional African music, dance, and ceremonies.	2
198	housefly	Africa	In certain African cultures, houseflies are considered a delicacy and eaten by people.	2
199	hungary	Africa	Hungary's presence and influence is minimal in African cultures.	2
200	hunting	Africa	Hunting wildlife using traditional techniques is a proud and traditional practice in African communities.	2