Question 1Literature is studies as a subject at school becauseA.It exposes students to the realities of lifeB.it provides entertainment C.it teaches the use of wordsD.it gives additional work to studentsObjective Show full explanation
Question 2One of the following writers is known as a playwright than a novelistA.Wole SoyinkaB.J.P. ClarkC.Cyprian EkwensiD.Gabriel OkwaraObjective Show full explanation
Question 3The difference between tragedy and comedy is :A.that tragedy contain soliloquies, but comedy does not B.that comedy contains disguise, but tragedy does not.C.that comedy deals with love, but tragedy does not.D.None of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 4One of the statements is true of the novel:A.it is an exact reproduction of historical events B.it is always the story of the author’s life C.it does not make use of imagery D.it deals with human experienceObjective Show full explanation
Question 5A couplet is a:A.succession of three rhyming lines B.succession of two rhyming linesC.poem of two stanzas D.poem of three stanzasObjective Show full explanation
Question 6A motif is:A.the reason behind a character’s behavior B.A single metrical line C.An Essay on a particular subjectD.A recurrent in work of literature Objective Show full explanation
Question 7Romantic poetry emphasizes:A.The beauty of natureB.Intimate relationshipsC.The love in human natureD.The romance in human aspirationObjective Show full explanation
Question 8The antagonist in a tragedy is:A.Any character in the tragedyB.The character set in opposition to the main characterC.The leading chorusD.The wife of the protagonistObjective Show full explanation
Question 9The tendency in words to echo the meaning by actual sound is called:A.OnomatopoeiaB.AlliterationC.RhymeD.PhoneticsObjective Show full explanation
Question 10What we call ‘tragic flaw’ is the:A.Unsuccessful play written by an otherwise great dramatistB.Weakness in character responsible for the downfall of a dramatic heroC.An element of plot that makes work dramaticD.Pronunciation error made by an actor on stageObjective Show full explanation
Question 11Characterization in a novel means the:A.List of characters featuring in itB.Mode of presenting the fictional individualsC.Resolution of conflict between the characters D.Peculiar mannerisms of the charactersObjective Show full explanation
Question 12A good poem must:A.Be above loveB.Have a regular rhythmC.RhymeD.None of the aboveObjective Show full explanation
Question 13‘That year the harvest was sad, like a funeral and many farmers wept as they dug up the miserable yams. One man tied his cloth to a tree branch and hanged himself’ The mood conveyed here is one of:A.Excitement B.SadnessC.TriumphD.ElationObjective Show full explanation
Question 14“Girls dance and sing. Men clap. The walls sing and press inward. They press the men and girls, they press John towards a centre of physical ecstasy”. To whom does “they” referA.MenB.GirlsC.Men and GirlsD.The wallsObjective Show full explanation
Question 15The novel, Things fall Apart by Chinua Achebe was first published in:A.1948B.1952 C.1958D.1962Objective Show full explanation
Question 16------ were probably the only ethnic group in Africa in almost every country in West Africa:A.HausaB.KanuriC.FulaniD.IgboObjective Show full explanation
Question 17While enemies who submitted voluntarily and accepted Islam escaped enslavement others were reduced to ------A.SerfdomB.FiefC.ExileD.LandlessnessObjective Show full explanation
Question 18---------- indicate that there was a great deal of economic development and intergroup relations in Nigeria between 1500 and 1800:A.Archaeological evidence and oralB.European recordsC.Arabic and Islamic recordsD.Socio-cultural and economic institutionObjective Show full explanation
Question 19By the 18th century, Oyo was the largest of the forest states. Bounded in the north by the Niger, Togo land, in the west and south by the Gulf of Guinea where-----were its main coastal outlets.A.DahomeyB.Port Novo and BadagryC.LagosD.Shagamu and Ekpe Objective Show full explanation
Question 20In the hey days of the trans-saharan trade--------- was referred to as “the Manchester of the Western Sudan”:A.KanoB.TimbuktuC.AsanteD.BornoObjective Show full explanation
Question 21Most of the slaves came from the region between modern Ghana and Cameroon, hence the coastline became known as the:A.Guinea coastB.Bight of BiafraC.Bight of BeninD.Slave coastObjective Show full explanation
Question 22----- has been a crossroad of Africa since ancient times in an area which formed part of what was known as the belt of the great empires of the Western SudanA.River NigerB.River BenueC.Trans- Saharan trade routesD.The Atlantic OceanObjective Show full explanation
Question 23The Capital that was moved to birni Ngazar-gamu was first situated at -------A.NjilmiB.KanemC.GamarguD.BornuObjective Show full explanation
Question 24Oyo remained strong for two hundred years and it became a protectorate of Great Britain in ----------- A.1885B.1897C.1896D.1888Objective Show full explanation
Question 25After the 16th century, Benin mainly exported Pepper, Ivory, gum and cotton to the Portuguese and -----who resold it to other African societies on the coast.A.DutchB.BritishC.FrenchD.GermanObjective Show full explanation
Question 26What put pad to link of the Igbo origin to the infamous Hamitic hypothesis is the -------A.Excavations of the Nri-Awka-Orlu complexB.The dense population of the complexC.The fusion of scattered semi-independent villages into large unitsD.The igbo-ukwu civilizationObjective Show full explanation
Question 27The long juju of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade era was situated at:A.OtokutuB.ArochukwuC.MaildontoroD.Escravos Objective Show full explanation
Question 28Which of the following city was NOT a major centre for the trans-saharan trade?A.NianiB.Gao G. TimbuktuC.JenneObjective Show full explanation
Question 29Which conclusion can be drawn from a study of early civilization of Axum, Kush, Mali and SonghaiA.These African societies flourished at the same time B.Farming was more extensive in the Nile River Valley than it was in the Fertile CrescentC.The Neolithic revolution occurred in AfricaD.These societies had a long and rich history before their first contact with Europeans.Objective Show full explanation
Question 30Which of these theories best explain the origin of the Asante Kingdom?A.Hydrolic, social contract, conquest theory B.Hamitic hypotheses, social contract, conquest theoryC.Social contract, Hamitic hypothesis, Sudanic state hypothesisD.Marxist theory, Sudanic state hypothesis, social contract and conquest theory.Objective Show full explanation
Question 31The parable of the unjust judge teaches:A.PatienceB.PersistenceC.ConsistenceD.braveryObjective Show full explanation
Question 32The real name of Bar-Jesus (Acts 13: 14) is :A.SergiusB.BarnabasC.ElymasD.Tabitha Objective Show full explanation
Question 33Justification by faith means:A.Acquitted from sinB.Forgiven by ChristC.Raised in ChristD.Remissions of sinsObjective Show full explanation
Question 34The book of apocalypse is :A.ApostropheB.ApocryphaC.RevelationD.RevenationObjective Show full explanation
Question 35The meaning of Religion is:A.ReverenceB.HumilityC.AgreementD.Blessing Objective Show full explanation
Question 36The three main types of religion in Nigeria:A.Christianity, Islam, Hare-KrishnaB.Mysticism, Occultism and PhilosophyC.Judaism, Islam and ATRD.ATR, Christianity and Islam Objective Show full explanation
Question 37God created -------- on the 4th day(Gen.1):A.The EarthB.The sun, moon and starsC.FirmamentD.ManObjective Show full explanation
Question 38Eli died along with his 2 sons because he:A.Did not care for themB.Did not control themC.Did not train themD.They were greedyObjective Show full explanation
Question 39Another word for the gospel is:A.WordB.GraceC.GoodnewsD.GodspeltObjective Show full explanation
Question 40Which of these is not a sign of humility?A.Service to othersB.Self ServiceC.Respect for othersD.Submission to the will of othersObjective Show full explanation
Question 41The latin word for religion is:A.ReligeraB.ReligioC.RelagereD.Religare Objective Show full explanation
Question 42The consequence of the sin of Gehazi (2kings 5: 27)was:A.LeprasyB.LeprosyC.LamprosyD.LaparosyObjective Show full explanation
Question 43Nehemiah in his effort to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem prayed against the taunt of:A.Hilfiah and Huldah B.Tobiah and SamballatC.Amonand shaponD.Nebuchadnezzar and TabotObjective Show full explanation
Question 44The true worship of God in Amos requiresA.Purity of heartB.Frequent attendance in the churchC.payment of titheD.A holy and righteous life Objective Show full explanation
Question 45“Why are afraid, oh! Men of little faith” (Matt 8: 23) was said in the context of:A.A storm in the seaB.Walking on the seaC.A storm on the lakeD.Walking on the lakeObjective Show full explanation
Question 46Social revolution are carried out by a :A.ProgressiveB.BourgeoisC.ProletariatD.Hoodlums and gangsterObjective Show full explanation
Question 47The first institution where moral values are learnt is:A.The familyB.The schoolC.The marketD.The church or mosqueObjective Show full explanation
Question 48Value is:A.AbundanceB.The cost of a thingC.The worth of a thingD.The weight of a thingObjective Show full explanation
Question 49Religion is part of the ------ of any societyA.Personal heritageB.Family heritageC.Cultural heritageD.National heritageObjective Show full explanation
Question 50Sexual abuse, rape, armed robbery, drug abuse, riot and host of others are example of:A.Developing nationB.Social illsC.Deviant behaviorsD.Generational shiftObjective Show full explanation