Third Term Primary 4 History Revision and Examination
PRIMARY 4 THIRD TERM LESSON NOTES ON HISTORY PRIMARY 5 THIRD TERM
SUBJECT: HISTORY
TERM: THIRD TERM
CLASS: PRIMARY 4
WEEK: WEEK 10
Third Term Primary 4 History Revision and Examination
Part A
Objectives
Answer the following questions
The historical features and sites in Southern Nigeria include _________. a) Mosques b) Waterfalls c) Rivers d) All of the above
Which of the following is NOT a historical feature or site in Southern Nigeria? a) Beaches b) Shrines c) Halls d) Churches
What is the significance of waterfalls to Nigeria’s development? a) They generate revenue through tourism b) They provide water for irrigation c) They promote cultural diversity d) They facilitate transportation
Mosques and churches in Southern Nigeria promote ________. a) Environmental conservation b) Cultural and religious diversity c) Agricultural development d) Industrialization
Which of the following is a cultural practice that is preserved by shrines in Southern Nigeria? a) Traditional dance b) Modern music c) Western fashion d) None of the above
What is the role of rivers in Nigeria’s development? a) They promote political stability b) They facilitate transportation and trade c) They provide cheap electricity d) They promote cultural diversity
Which of the following is NOT a historical hall in Southern Nigeria? a) Independence Hall, Lagos b) Liberty Hall, Calabar c) Unity Hall, Kano d) Joyful Hall, Abuja
Historical sites and features in Southern Nigeria help to preserve ________. a) National heritage b) International trade c) Political power d) Social inequality
Why is cultural heritage preservation important for Nigeria’s development? a) It promotes international tourism b) It fosters national identity and pride c) It creates job opportunities d) It encourages foreign investment
What is the significance of the National Mosque in Abuja? a) It is the largest mosque in Africa b) It was built during the colonial era c) It promotes religious discrimination d) None of the above
Which of the following is NOT a waterfall in Southern Nigeria? a) Erin-Ijesha Waterfall b) Ogbunike Cave Waterfall c) Victoria Falls d) Agbokim Waterfall
Historical features and sites in Southern Nigeria promote ________. a) Social cohesion b) Political instability c) Cultural segregation d) Environmental degradation
What is the significance of the Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove? a) It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site b) It is a popular tourist attraction c) It promotes environmental conservation d) None of the above
The significance of the Niger River to Nigeria’s development is _______. a) It is the longest river in Africa b) It facilitates transportation and trade c) It provides water for irrigation d) It is a major tourist attraction
Which of the following is a church in Southern Nigeria? a) Idanre Hills b) Cathedral Church of Christ, Lagos c) Ikogosi Warm Springs d) Kano City Walls
The significance of historical features and sites in Southern Nigeria to Nigeria’s development is ________. a) Limited to their economic value b) Multifaceted, including cultural, social, environmental, and economic aspects c) Dependent on foreign investment d) Unrelated to national identity
What is the role of historical landmarks and buildings in Nigeria’s development? a) They promote social inequality b) They preserve national heritage and identity c) They create environmental hazards d) They facilitate political instability
The historical feature that generates revenue through tourism in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Rivers b. Mosques c. Waterfalls d. Shrines
The significance of mosques and churches in Southern Nigeria is promoting __________ diversity. a. Social b. Cultural c. Economic d. Environmental
The historical site that preserves indigenous cultural practices in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Halls b. Rivers c. Mosques d. Shrines
The importance of rivers in Southern Nigeria is facilitating __________ and trade. a. Tourism b. Transportation c. Cultural practices d. Religious diversity
The historical feature that can attract foreign investments in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Waterfalls b. Halls c. Churches d. Shrines
The significance of historical landmarks and buildings in Southern Nigeria is preserving __________ heritage. a. Economic b. Environmental c. Cultural d. Social
The historical site that can host important gatherings and events in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Rivers b. Churches c. Halls d. Mosques
The importance of tourism in generating revenue in Southern Nigeria is associated with __________. a. Rivers b. Waterfalls c. Mosques d. Shrines
The significance of religious diversity in Southern Nigeria is promoted by __________. a. Halls b. Churches c. Rivers d. Waterfalls
The historical feature that can contribute to economic activities in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Shrines b. Halls c. Churches d. Rivers
The significance of cultural heritage preservation in Southern Nigeria is promoted by __________. a. Mosques b. Waterfalls c. Churches d. Shrines
The historical site that facilitates transportation and trade in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Halls b. Rivers c. Mosques d. Waterfalls
The importance of social cohesion in Southern Nigeria is associated with __________. a. Shrines b. Halls c. Churches d. Rivers
The historical feature that can generate revenue through tourism in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Mosques b. Waterfalls c. Rivers d. Churches
The significance of economic activities associated with historical features and sites in Southern Nigeria is related to __________. a. Mosques b. Waterfalls c. Halls d. Rivers
The historical site that preserves indigenous cultural practices in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Churches b. Halls c. Shrines d. Rivers
The importance of religious diversity in Southern Nigeria is promoted by __________. a. Waterfalls b. Mosques c. Churches d. Halls
The historical feature that can attract foreign investments in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Shrines b. Rivers c. Halls d. Mosques
The significance of cultural heritage preservation in Southern Nigeria is promoted by __________. a. Churches b. Mosques c. Halls d. Shrines
The historical site that can host important gatherings and events in Southern Nigeria is __________. a. Waterfalls b. Halls c. Mosques d. Churches
The famous Erin Ijesha Waterfall is located in which region of Nigeria? a) Northern Nigeria b) Southern Nigeria c) Western Nigeria d) Eastern Nigeria
Which religious site is known for its historic significance in Southern Nigeria? a) Synagogues b) Mosques c) Temples d) Buddhist Monasteries
The Niger River, which flows through Southern Nigeria, is the _______ longest river in Africa. a) Longest b) Second longest c) Third longest d) Fourth longest
The Osun-Osogbo Sacred Grove is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its _______. a) Waterfalls b) Churches c) Mosques d) Shrines
The Cathedral Church of Christ in Lagos is one of the oldest _______ churches in Nigeria. a) Buddhist b) Islamic c) Anglican d) Hindu
Which type of historical site is known for its cultural significance in Southern Nigeria? a) Rivers b) Halls c) Waterfalls d) Shrines
The Glover Memorial Hall in Lagos is a historic landmark that has served as a venue for important _______. a) Political events b) Sports events c) Cultural events d) Business events
Which natural feature is known for its breathtaking beauty in Southern Nigeria? a) Mosques b) Rivers c) Shrines d) Churches
The Central Mosque in Kano is one of the oldest mosques in Nigeria and is located in which region? a) Eastern Nigeria b) Southern Nigeria c) Northern Nigeria d) Western Nigeria
Which type of historical site is known for its sacred grove and worship practices in Southern Nigeria? a) Waterfalls b) Mosques c) Churches d) Shrines
Which Southern Nigerian ethnic group is known for its traditional coral beadwork and ivory carving? a) Edo b) Yoruba c) Itsekiri d) Isoko
Name two Southern Nigerian ethnic groups that are known for their traditional riverine culture and fishing practices. a) Ijaw, Efik b) Isoko, Edo c) Yoruba, Ibibo d) Itsekiri, Efik
What is the traditional occupation of the Efik people? a) Fishing and marine activities b) Art and craftsmanship c) Trading and commerce d) Farming and agriculture
Part B
Theory
Fill in the gaps
The Yoruba people are primarily located in the southwestern part of Nigeria, with their traditional homes in states such as ___________ and ___________.
The Edo people are known for their rich cultural heritage and are predominantly found in the ___________ state of Nigeria.
The traditional occupation of the Itsekiri people is mainly ___________ and ___________.
The Efik people are known for their maritime culture and are found in the coastal areas of ___________ state in Nigeria.
The Ibibo people are primarily located in the ___________ state of Nigeria and are known for their fishing and farming activities.
The Ijaw people are known for their riverine culture and are predominantly found in states such as ___________ and ___________.
The Isoko people are located in the ___________ state of Nigeria and are known for their farming and trading activities.
The traditional transportation mode of the Edo people is the use of ___________ for movement within their communities.
The traditional occupation of the Yoruba people includes farming, trading, and ___________.
The Itsekiri people are known for their traditional art and craftsmanship, including ivory carving and ___________.
The Efik people are known for their colorful festivals, such as the ___________ festival, which showcases their rich cultural heritage.
The Ibibo people traditionally live in houses made of ___________ and ___________.
The Ijaw people are known for their traditional fishing methods, such as the use of ___________ to catch fish in the rivers and creeks.
The traditional marriage system among the Yoruba people is called ___________ and involves the payment of dowry and other cultural practices.
The Isoko people are known for their traditional masquerade festivals, such as the ___________ festival, which is a celebration of their cultural heritage.
The Edo people are known for their traditional monarchy system, with the Oba of Benin being their traditional ___________.
The Efik people are known for their traditional cuisine, which includes dishes such as ___________ and ___________.
The traditional occupation of the Ijaw people includes fishing, farming, and ___________.
The Isoko people traditionally live in communities called ___________.
The Ibibo people are known for their traditional dance and music, such as the ___________ dance and the ___________ music