SECOND TERM EXAMINATION HISTORY PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT:

HISTORY    

CLASS:         

BASIC  6 / GRADE 6 / PRIMARY 6

TERM:         

SECOND TERM  (2ND TERM) 

WEEK :

WEEK 7

TOPIC :

Mid Term Test History Primary 5 Second Term 

Answer the following questions

Part A

1. When was General Ibrahim Babangida born? A. August 17, 1941 B. August 17, 1940 C. August 17, 1942 D. August 17, 1943
2. What position did Babangida hold in Nigeria? A. Military head of state B. President of Nigeria C. Governor of Niger State D. Both A and B
3. How did Babangida come to power in Nigeria? A. Through a military coup B. Through a democratic election C. Through a popular uprising D. By appointment from the previous government
4. What was Babangida’s nickname? A. IBB B. BIB C. IBS D. BBG
5. How long did Babangida rule Nigeria? A. 1985-1993 B. 1983-1993 C. 1980-1993 D. 1985-1999
6. What was Babangida’s relationship with the democratic process in Nigeria? A. He supported it B. He suppressed it C. He was neutral towards it D. He advocated for it
7. What was the state of the Nigerian economy during Babangida’s rule? A. Stable and growing B. In crisis C. Declining D. Improving
8. What was the state of political stability in Nigeria during Babangida’s rule? A. Unstable B. Stable C. Growing D. Declining
9. What was the state of corruption in Nigeria during Babangida’s rule? A. Widespread B. Decreasing C. Under control D. Non-existent
10. Did Babangida face international criticism for his rule in Nigeria? A. Yes B. No
11. Did Babangida introduce reforms aimed at stabilizing the Nigerian economy? A. Yes B. No
12. Did Babangida make investments in infrastructure in Nigeria? A. Yes B. No
13. Did the telecommunications sector in Nigeria see significant expansion during Babangida’s rule? A. Yes B. No
14. Did the Babangida administration introduce reforms to improve the quality of education in Nigeria? A. Yes B. No
15. Did Babangida introduce a new constitution in Nigeria? A. Yes B. No
16. Did the Babangida administration deregulate the oil sector in Nigeria? A. Yes B. No
17. Did Babangida make efforts to promote national unity in Nigeria? A. Yes B. No
18. What is the June 12, 1993, presidential election in Nigeria associated with? A. Babangida B. Abiola C. Sani Abacha D. Olusegun Obasanjo
19. Was the June 12, 1993, presidential election in Nigeria considered free and fair? A. Yes B. No
20. What happened to the results of the June 12, 1993, presidential election in Nigeria? A. They were annulled by Babangida B. They were upheld C. They were revised D. They were declared invalid
21. When was General Sani Abacha born? A) September 20, 1943 B) September 20, 1949 C) September 20, 1954 D) September 20, 1959
22. In which year did General Sani Abacha take power as the Head of State of Nigeria? A) 1990 B) 1993 C) 1995 D) 1998
23. What was General Sani Abacha known for during his rule? A) His strict control over the country B) His authoritarian approach to governance C) His commitment to human rights D) His peaceful resolution of ethnic tensions
24. How did General Sani Abacha come to power in Nigeria? A) He was elected as the Head of State B) He was appointed by the democratic government C) He came to power through a military coup D) He was appointed by the military
25. Which of the following was one of the major reasons for General Sani Abacha’s rise to power? A) Weaknesses of the democratic system B) Strength of the democratic system C) Lack of corruption D) Abundance of natural resources
26. What was one of General Sani Abacha’s major achievements? A) Reduction in corruption B) Improved infrastructure C) Increase in human rights abuses D) Decreased military presence
27. What was one of General Sani Abacha’s major weaknesses? A) Lack of transparency B) Strong commitment to human rights C) Economic stability D) Strong political institutions
28. Which of the following was a result of General Sani Abacha’s rule? A) Improved foreign relations B) Deteriorated foreign relations C) Increased political freedom D) Decreased economic stability
29. What was one of the reasons for General Sani Abacha’s increased military presence in Nigeria? A) To maintain order and stability B) To suppress opposition C) To increase political freedom D) To reduce corruption
30. What was one of the major criticisms of General Sani Abacha’s government? A) Lack of political freedom B) Lack of transparency C) Commitment to human rights D) Strong political institutions
31. Was General Sani Abacha successful in reducing corruption in Nigeria? A) Yes B) No C) Partially D) It is not clear
32. Did General Sani Abacha implement economic reforms during his rule? A) Yes B) No C) Partially D) It is not clear
33. Was General Sani Abacha able to stabilize the economy in Nigeria? A) Yes B) No C) Partially D) It is not clear
34. What was the major source of revenue for Nigeria during General Sani Abacha’s rule? A) Agriculture B) Petroleum industry C) Tourism D) Manufacturing
35. Was General Sani Abacha able to maintain national security in Nigeria? A) Yes B) No C) Partially D) It is not clear
36. What was one of the consequences of General Sani Abacha’s human rights abuses? A) Improved international relations B) Increased international isolation C) Increased political freedom D) Improved economic stability
37. What is crude oil? a. A dark, thick liquid found underground b. A type of mineral found in the ground c. A mixture of different gases found in the air
38. What are some products that can be made from crude oil? a. Gasoline b. Diesel fuel c. Both a and b
39. Where was crude oil first discovered in Nigeria? a. Lagos b. Bayelsa c. Port Harcourt
40. What is the role of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)? a. To manage the exploration, development, and production of Nigeria’s petroleum resources b. To oversee the refining of crude oil c. All of the above
41. What is a refinery? a. A facility that takes crude oil and processes it into other products b. A place where natural gas is stored c. A factory that produces wind turbines
42. What is the purpose of refining crude oil? a. To turn it into useful products such as gasoline and diesel fuel b. To make it easier to transport c. To change its color
43. What is gasoline used for? a. Fuel for cars and trucks b. Fuel for airplanes c. Heating homes and businesses
44. What is diesel fuel used for? a. Fuel for heavy-duty trucks and buses b. Fuel for cars and light trucks c. Powering wind turbines
45. What is jet fuel used for? a. Fuel for airplanes b. Fuel for cars and trucks c. Heating homes and businesses
46. What is plastic made from? a. Crude oil b. Natural gas c. Solar energy
47. What are chemicals used for? a. Raw materials for making fertilizers, cleaning agents, and paint b. Fuel for cars and trucks c. Heating homes and businesses
48. What is lubricant used for? a. To keep engines and other machinery running smoothly b. To provide energy for homes and businesses c. To make plastic products
49. What is heating oil used for? a. To heat homes and businesses in cold weather b. To power wind turbines c. To fuel airplanes
50. Who is responsible for the control, distribution, and sales of petroleum products in Nigeria? a. The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) b. The Ministry of Energy c. The Central Bank of Nigeria
51. What is the importance of crude oil? a. It is a valuable resource used to make many different products b. It is used as a source of energy c. Both a and b
52. What is the role of refineries in the oil industry? a. To turn crude oil into other useful products b. To store natural gas c. To produce wind turbines
53. What is the importance of refineries? a. They help to turn crude oil into products we use every day b. They provide energy for homes and businesses c. Both a and b
54. What is the importance of the oil industry in Nigeria? a. It is a major source of revenue for the country b. It provides energy and products for citizens and businesses c. Both a and b

Part B

1. General Ibrahim Babangida was born on August 17, _____, in Mina, Niger State.
2. Babangida became the military head of state and military president of Nigeria in _____.
3. Babangida was popularly referred to as _____.
4. The general election of 1993 was _____ by Babangida.
5. The main policies and achievements of the Babangida administration included _____, _____, and _____.
6. Babangida’s rule in Nigeria was characterized by _____, _____, and _____.
7. The June 12, 1993, presidential election was significant because _____.
8. The results of the June 12 election were _____.
9. The legacy of General Ibrahim Babangida in Nigeria is _____ and _____.
10. The Babangida administration introduced reforms aimed at _____ the Nigerian economy and _____ the quality of education.
11. The Nigerian economy was _____ during Babangida’s rule.
12. Political stability and corruption were major concerns during Babangida’s rule, with the government being accused of _____.
13. The rule of General Ibrahim Babangida had both positive and negative impacts on Nigeria and its people, including _____ and _____.
14. The June 12, 1993, presidential election remains a _____ topic in Nigerian history.
15. Babangida’s rule in Nigeria is considered by some as a period of _____ for the country.
16. The rule of General Ibrahim Babangida is compared with other military rulers in Nigeria, including _____ and _____.
17. Babangida’s rule in Nigeria is also compared with military rule in other African countries, such as _____ and _____.
18. The current state of Nigeria and its political landscape can be traced back to the legacy of _____.
19. The rule of General Ibrahim Babangida has had a lasting impact on Nigeria and its people, including _____ and _____.
20. The legacy of General Ibrahim Babangida remains a subject of ongoing _____ and _____ in Nigeria
21. General Sani Abacha became the military head of state in Nigeria in __________.
22. The events leading up to General Abacha’s rise to power were triggered by the __________ of the military head of state, General Ibrahim Babangida.
23. General Abacha’s regime was characterized by __________ and __________ of the political opposition.
24. The Abacha administration implemented economic reforms aimed at __________ and __________.
25. The construction of new infrastructure, including airports, roads, and power plants, was one of the key __________ of the Abacha administration.
26. The Abacha government was criticized for its __________ human rights abuses, including the execution of Ken Saro-Wiwa and other environmental activists.
27. General Abacha’s rule was also characterized by widespread corruption, including the embezzlement of __________ funds.
28. General Abacha died in __________ and was succeeded by General Abdulsalam Abubakar.
29. The transition to democratic governance in Nigeria resumed under General Abdulsalam Abubakar, who organized __________ elections in 1999.
30. The return to democratic rule in Nigeria marked the end of decades of military __________.
31. The legacy of General Sani Abacha’s rule in Nigeria is controversial, with some seeing it as a period of economic __________ and improved infrastructure, while others view it as a time of __________ and human rights abuses.
32. General Abacha’s rule was marked by a __________ military presence, with soldiers stationed in cities and towns across the country.
33. The Abacha administration was criticized for its lack of __________, with many decisions made behind closed doors and without public consultation.
34. One of the key challenges faced by Nigeria during General Abacha’s rule was __________ instability, caused by low oil prices and economic mismanagement.
35. General Abacha was known for his __________ approach to political opposition, including the detention and execution of political activists.
36. The Abacha administration was also criticized for its lack of progress in resolving ethnic and religious __________ in Nigeria.
37. General Abacha’s rule was marked by a decline in Nigeria’s international __________, with many countries and organizations condemning his human rights record.
38. Despite its challenges, the Abacha administration made significant investments in the __________ sector, including the construction of new airports and seaports.
39. The Abacha administration’s economic policies were aimed at __________ the country’s dependence on oil and promoting other sectors of the economy.
40. General Abacha’s legacy in Nigeria is complex and continues to be a __________ issue, with different interpretations and opinions on his rule and its impact on the country.
41. General Abdulsalami Abubakar became the head of state in Nigeria in _________.
42. He took over power after the sudden death of General Sani ________.
43. Abubakar’s administration was known for its commitment to the _________ of democracy in Nigeria.
44. The general election held in 1999 was considered free and ________ by international observers.
45. Abubakar played a key role in establishing the __________ between the government and pro-democracy groups.
46. During his time in power, Nigeria experienced significant __________ in the field of education.
47. The Abdulsalami Abubakar administration made significant __________ to the constitution.
48. Freedom of speech and the press was __________ during Abubakar’s administration.
49. Abubakar’s administration was criticized for its handling of the __________ crisis in the country.
50. He was known for his __________ leadership style and for being approachable.
51. Abubakar’s administration was able to __________ the economic situation in Nigeria.
52. The administration was able to improve __________ relations with other African countries.
53. Abubakar played a key role in the __________ of the peace process in Sierra Leone.
54. The administration was criticized for its __________ of human rights in the country.
55. Abubakar was successful in bringing __________ to the country after years of military rule.
56. He served as the head of state for a __________ period of time.
57. The administration made __________ changes to the constitution.
58. There was __________ progress in the field of education during General Abdulsalami Abubakar’s administration.
59. The administration promoted __________ of speech and the press.
60. The general election held in 1999 was __________ and fair.