Primary 1 Third Term History Mid Term Test / Break

The procedures of becoming a traditional ruler in Lagos involves __________. a) birthright b) election by the people c) appointment by the government

The traditional rites involved before an individual becomes a traditional ruler in Lagos include __________. a) offering of sacrifices b) wearing of specific clothing c) reciting of poems
The items involved in the installation or coronation of a traditional ruler in Lagos include __________. a) Akoko leaves b) cowries c) beads

The traditional ruler’s staff is called __________. a) Opa Ase b) Opa Oranmiyan c) Opa Osanyin
The traditional ruler’s crown is called __________. a) Ade b) Eze c) Obi
If a traditional ruler in Lagos commits an offense, he may be __________. a) praised b) deposed c) promoted

The traditional ruler of Lagos is known as the __________. a) Oba b) Emir c) King
The first step in becoming a traditional ruler in Lagos is to __________. a) study at a university b) be nominated by the ruling council c) gain the support of the people
The traditional ruler of Lagos is believed to have __________. a) supernatural powers b) no powers c) limited powers

The red cap worn by traditional rulers in Lagos is called __________. a) Fila b) Abeti Aja c) Aso Oke
The traditional ruler of Lagos is usually selected from the __________. a) royal family b) commoners c) military
During the installation of a traditional ruler in Lagos, he is given __________. a) a sword b) a drum c) a horse

The traditional ruler’s palace is called __________. a) Oke-Afa b) Iga c) Obi
The traditional ruler of Lagos is considered to be __________. a) above the law b) below the law c) equal to the law
The traditional ruler’s regalia includes __________. a) beads b) feathers c) buttons

The traditional ruler of Lagos is usually crowned by the __________. a) governor b) president c) people
The Akoko leaves used in the installation of a traditional ruler in Lagos symbolize __________. a) authority b) wisdom c) courage
If a traditional ruler in Lagos is deposed, he may be replaced by __________. a) his son b) another member of the royal family c) an outsider

The traditional ruler of Lagos is responsible for __________. a) national security b) local governance c) international trade
The traditional ruler of Lagos is considered to be a __________. a) cultural symbol b) religious leader c) political figure
The symbols of traditional authority represent the authority of ____________ in Lagos State. a) religious leaders b) traditional rulers c) government officials

The symbols of traditional authority are used to identify the ____________. a) location of the ruler b) power and authority of the ruler c) wealth of the ruler
The symbols of traditional authority can be made from different materials such as ____________. a) gold and silver b) wood and bronze c) plastic and paper
The staff carried by traditional rulers is called a ____________. a) scepter b) sword c) cane

The crown worn by traditional rulers represents their ____________. a) age b) authority c) wealth
The traditional ruler’s stool is a symbol of their ____________. a) comfort b) power c) religion
The use of symbols of traditional authority dates back to ____________. a) the 21st century b) the colonial era c) the Stone Age

The symbols of traditional authority are important because they ____________. a) represent the cultural heritage of Lagos State b) signify the wealth of the ruler c) have no significance
The materials used in producing symbols of traditional authority are chosen based on their ____________. a) durability b) beauty c) price
The use of symbols of traditional authority in Lagos State is a reflection of the ____________. a) political system b) religious practices c) fashion trends

The traditional ruler’s regalia is made up of ____________. a) clothes and shoes b) beads and jewelry c) all of the above
The symbols of traditional authority can also be seen in ____________. a) currency notes b) official documents c) both a and b
The traditional ruler’s fan is a symbol of their ____________. a) authority b) comfort c) wealth

The use of symbols of traditional authority is a way of ____________. a) preserving the culture and traditions of Lagos State b) showing off the ruler’s wealth c) intimidating the subjects
The traditional ruler’s staff represents their ____________. a) age b) power c) hobby
The symbols of traditional authority are passed down from ____________ to ____________. a) father, mother b) grandfather, grandmother c) ruler, ruler

The use of symbols of traditional authority is a way of ____________. a) maintaining social order b) promoting chaos c) imposing tyranny
The materials used in producing symbols of traditional authority are sourced from ____________. a) within Lagos State b) other states in Nigeria c) outside Nigeria
The use of symbols of traditional authority is an important aspect of Lagos State’s ____________. a) economy b) politics c) tourism

The symbols of traditional authority are an important part of Lagos State’s ____________. a) past b) present c) future

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