1.
Married taína women used to wear these.

:
Married taína women used to wear these.

2.
This word has a Taíno origin.

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This word has a Taíno origin.

3.
Taíno people used to grow these in their gardens. It's white inside.

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Taíno people used to grow these in their gardens. It's white inside.

4.
Taíno people used to grow this type of root vegetable. It's orange inside.

:
Taíno people used to grow this type of root vegetable. It's orange inside.

Column B
a.
Yuca

b.
Sweet potato

c.
Naguas

d.
Barbecue

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