A) Clay B) Mud C) Water D) Wood
A) Loose weight B) Crack C) Vanish D) Shrink
A) Plastic B) Biscuit C) Bone dry D) Leather hard
A) Grog B) Pottery C) Clay work D) Terracotta
A) Chief Afi Ekong B) Prof. Irein Wangbje C) Ben Enwonwu D) Late (Dr) Mrs. Ladi Kwali
A) Digging, kneading, pounding, moulding, firing and drying B) Pounding, moulding, firing, kneading and drying C) Digging, pounding, kneading, moulding, drying, firing D) Kneading, pounding, moulding and firing
A) Glass melted on ceramic body B) Firing a pot in the kiln C) Transparent paint on pots D) Chemical added to clay
A) Kiln B) Gas cooker C) Oven D) Fire house
A) Lasisi Osunde B) Ben Enwonwu C) Uche Okeke D) Ben Osawe
A) Late Aina Onabolu B) Yusuf Grillo C) J. B Akolo D) Dele Jegede
A) Late Aina Onabolu and Late Akinola Lasekan B) Kolade Oshinowo and Afi Ekong C) Yusuf Grillo and Ben Enwonwu D) J.B Akolo and S.I Wangboje (Late)
A) Yoruba land B) Nok C) Ife D) Benin
A) Stripes on their faces B) Conical, spherical or cylindrical shaped heads C) Pierced nostrils, eyes and ears D) Mouth that is agaped
A) Esie B) Igbo Ukwu C) Ife D) Nok
A) Trade with the Portuguese B) The glorification of the Obas C) The initiation into secret societies D) Traditional cultural festivals
A) Black clay B) Kaolin clay C) Grey clay D) Reddish clay
A) Statue of Sango B) The Mother Earth C) The Fire D) Anyanwu
A) Outside University of Ibadan B) Outside House of Representative in Lagos C) Outside National Museum at Onikan, Lagos D) Outside PHCN Hq. in Marina, Lagos
A) The Awakening B) Statue of Queen Elizabeth II C) The bronze head of Oba’s D) Statue of Sango olukoso
A) Length and breadth only B) Three sides C) All sides equal D) Length, breadth and depth |