- 1. 1.
History is the study of ______.
A) Past events
B) Government
C) Future eventssss
D) Future events
- 2. 2.
The earliest method of recording history is ______.
A) Oral tradition
B) Writing
C) Printing
D) Photography
- 3. 3.
The Nok civilization is famous for ______.
A) Stone carvings
B) Terracotta sculptures
C) Bronze casting
D) Iron swords
- 4. 4.
The Nok civilization existed in present-day ______.
A) Plateau
B) Kano
C) Kaduna
D) Lagos
- 5. 5.
Which metal did the Nok people first smelt in Nigeria?
A) Iron
B) Gold
C) Silver
D) Copper
- 6. 6.
The Benin Kingdom was famous for ______.
A) Fishing
B) Bronze works
C) Salt mining
D) Farming
- 7. 7.
The ruler of the Benin Kingdom is called ______.
A) Obi
B) Oba
C) Sultan
D) Emir
- 8. 8.
The Yoruba traditional ruler is called ______.
A) Emir
B) King
C) Oba
D) Chief
- 9. 9.
The Hausa states were mainly known for ______.
A) Trade and crafts
B) Mining
C) Farming
D) Fishing
- 10. 10.
Which religion came first to Northern Nigeria?
A) Islam
B) Traditional religion
C) Christianity
D) Buddhism
- 11. 11.
Islam spread in West Africa mainly through ______.
A) Farming
B) War
C) Trade
D) Migration
- 12. 12.
The British introduced colonial rule in Nigeria in the ______ century.
A. 15th
B. 16th
C.
D. 20th
Answer: C
A) 19th
B) 1
C) 2
D) 20
- 13. 14.
The Governor-General who amalgamated Nigeria was ______.
A) Tafawa Balewa
B) Herbert Macaulay
C) Lord Lugard
D) Azikiwe
- 14. 15.
Nigeria gained independence in ______.
A) 1959
B) 1957
C) 1960
D) 1963
- 15. 16.
Nigeria became a republic in ______.
A) 1963
B) 1983
C) 1960
D) 1979
- 16. 15.
Nigeria gained independence in ______.
A) 1959
B) 1957
C) 1963
D) 1960
- 17. 14.
The Governor-General who amalgamated Nigeria was ______.
A) Herbert Macaulay
B) Lord Lugard
C) Tafawa Balewa
D) Azikiwe
- 18. 13.
Nigeria was amalgamated in ______.
A) 13
B) 1914
C) 1999
D) 12
- 19. 12.
The British introduced colonial rule in Nigeria in the ______ century.
A) 19th
B) 15th
C) 16th
D) 20th
- 20. 13.
Nigeria was amalgamated in ______.
A) 1900
B) 1914
C) D. 1960
D) 1922
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