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B. Idoma E. Blue and red stripped clothes
C. Igbo 16. What is the major occupation of the
D. Ibibio people of Tiv? They are mostly
E. Tiv A. hunters
11. Whom were the two sons of the B. farmers
founder of Tiv land? C. singers
A. Ichongo and Ipsusu D. drummers
B. Ichongo and Orya E. fisher men
C. Orya and Ipsusu 17. Among the Tiv, the head of each
D. Ityo and Ichongo compound was referred to as………….
E. Samuel and Esther ………….
12. According to history, the Tivs settled A. Orya
in Benue valley B. Ityo
around………………………….. C. Isi
A. 1750 AD D. Olori
B. 1751 AD E. Okpara
C. 1852 AD
D. 1170 AD
E. 1500 AD
13. What are the three major factors 18. The Kwav, among the Tiv
that determines leadership amongst means………………………
the Tivs? A. king
A. Age, influence, and affluence B. slave
B. Age, grade and influence C. age grade
C. Height, strength and D. apprentice
physique E. warrior
D. Tribe, age, and religion 19. What is the designate of Tiv leader
E. Tradition, influence and of militia?
affluence A. The Ityo
14. Who was in charge of drum group B. The Kur
amongst the Tivs? C. The Orya
A. The Orya D. The Isi
B. Kwav E. The Ozo
C. Ityo 20. Among the Tiv, the Tor-Agbande
D. Kur was the………………………
E. Tor-Agbande A. king
15. Which of these dressing is B. age grade
synonymous to the Tivs? C. drum chief
A. Red and white stripe clothes D. apprentice
B. Black and white striped E. Oba
clothes 21. Which of these units is the smallest
C. Black and red striped clothes in Idoma land?
D. Yellow and blue striped A. Ile
clothes B. Ole
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C. Ale B. Urhobo
D. Ule C. Agbor
E. Akove D. Ekpoto
22. Who is the head of the smallest unit E. Ukwale
in Idoma land? 28. What is the predominant occupation
A. Baba of the Ijaw people?
B. Oga A. Cattle herders
C. Adole B. Fishermen
D. Adule C. Hunters
E. Bale D. Blacksmiths
23. Who acted as both the king and E. Farmers
religious leader in Idoma land? 29. How many clans exist among the
A. Ai-igabo Ijaws?
B. Oche A. 12
C. Ole B. 15
D. Ojila C. 21
E. Ai-uta D. 20
E. 30
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E. Imo E. The government was
34. The people of Ibibio are autocratic
from………………………..………Nigeria. 39. Among the Ibibio people, why do
A. Eastern members of Ekpo or Obon carried
B. Western out their duties wearing masks? This
C. Northern is because
D. Southern A. they do not want to be
E. South-West arrested
35. In Ibibio land, the collection of all B. they do not want to be
family heads was identified
called………………………….. C. they do not want to be
A. Mbong Ekpuk married
B. Asan D. they do not want to go to
C. Esop Ikpasion school
D. Obon E. they do not want to be loyal
E. Oba
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D. King D. Atahiru
E. Prince E. Dole
44. Marriage between people of the 48. In Ebiraland, the clan head is often
same ethnic group is to be conferred on
called………………………….. the……………………………
A. intra-ethnic marriage A. youngest woman in the clan
B. diverse marriage B. eldest woman in the clan
C. group marriage C. youngest man in the clan
D. inter-ethnic marriage D. eldest man in the clan
E. state marriage E. infant in the clan
49. In the 15th century, why was West
Africa referred to as ‘White man’s
grave yard’? This is because of the
A. endemic presence of malaria
B. epidemic presence of Corona
Virus
45. Which of the following attracted C. endemic presence of Ebola
traders to the Western part of D. endemic presence of Lassa
Hausa land? fever
A. Cowrie shells E. epidemic presence of
B. The goldfields in Zamfara measles
C. The cotton plantation in
Kano
D. Groundnut
E. Kolanut
46. What is the major commodity
amongst the people of the Niger
Delta?
A. Yam
B. Palm oil
C. Fish 50. The colorful mode of traditional
D. Cocoa dressing of the Oron people is
E. Salt called………………………….
47. What was the name of the Ebira A. Kante
military commander that chased B. Agbada
away the Nupes? C. Iyara
A. Attah Omadiri D. AsoOke
B. Ebira Tao E. Bante
C. Otaaru
SECTION B (THEORY)
4. a. Briefly give any two accounts of traditions of origin of the Tivs. 5marks
b. Identify the following in the socio-political organization of the Tivs:
i. The Orya
ii. The Kwav
iii. The Kur
iv. The Tor-Agbande
v. The Igba 5marks
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