Second Term Examination History Primary 2 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Second Term Examination Instructions

For Teachers

1. Ensure all students are seated properly and have their exam materials.
2. Read the instructions clearly to the students.
3. Remind students to write clearly and neatly in their answer sheets.
4. Make sure no student is allowed to look at another student’s work during the examination.
5. Monitor the students to avoid any form of exam malpractice.
6. Do not allow students to leave the examination room until the exam period has ended.
7. After the exam, collect all answer sheets before allowing students to leave.

For Students

1. Read all questions carefully before answering.
2. Do not talk or look at others’ papers.
3. Do not write anything outside the answer sheet.
4. Answer all questions to the best of your ability.
5. Stay in your seat until the exam time is over.
6. Be honest and avoid any form of cheating.
7. If you don’t understand any question, raise your hand and ask the teacher.

Part A: Objective Questions

Fill in the blanks with the correct option (a, b, c, or d)

1. Chief Efunroye Tinubu was known for her ________.
   a) trading skills
   b) cooking skills
   c) singing ability
   d) farming skills
2. Madam Alimotu Pelewura fought for the rights of ________.
   a) soldiers
   b) market women
   c) teachers
   d) farmers
3. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti campaigned for _________.
   a) farming
   b) education
   c) sports
   d) suffrage
4. The first school for girls in Lagos was founded by ________.
   a) Chief Efunroye Tinubu
   b) Madam Adunni Bankole
   c) Madam Abibat Mogaji
   d) Madam Efunshola Alake
5. Madam Efunjoke Coker was known for her work in _________.
   a) politics
   b) education
   c) business and philanthropy
   d) farming
6. Madam Efunshola Alake was a well-known ________.
   a) teacher
   b) doctor
   c) midwife
   d) lawyer
7. Madam Adunni Bankole was a ________.
   a) nurse
   b) politician
   c) teacher and educator
   d) doctor
8. Chief Efunroye Tinubu’s contribution helped in the ________ of Lagos.
   a) decline
   b) growth
   c) destruction
   d) stagnation
9. Madam Abibat Mogaji was active in _________.
   a) politics
   b) sports
   c) entertainment
   d) farming
10. Madam Alimotu Pelewura was a(n) ________.
    a) activist
    b) actress
    c) musician
    d) scientist

(Continue with 20 more objective questions on similar topics)

Part B: Theory Questions

Short Answer Questions

1. Who was Chief Efunroye Tinubu?
2. What did Madam Alimotu Pelewura fight for?
3. What was Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti known for?
4. Why is Madam Adunni Bankole remembered?
5. What role did Madam Efunjoke Coker play in Lagos society?
6. Describe the contributions of Madam Abibat Mogaji.
7. How did Madam Efunshola Alake contribute to maternal health?
8. What did Madam Efunpe Eleshin specialize in?
9. What kind of education did Madam Adunni Bankole provide for girls?
10. Why is it important to remember heroines like Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti?
11. Who was known for her political and business skills in Lagos?
12. What was Madam Alimotu Pelewura’s main focus?
13. How did Chief Efunroye Tinubu impact the economy of Lagos?
14. What is a heroine?
15. Why is education important, according to Madam Adunni Bankole?
16. What does it mean to fight for women’s rights?
17. What kind of activism did Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti participate in?
18. What kind of support did Madam Efunjoke Coker give to the community?
19. Who inspired many Nigerians to seek freedom from colonial rule?
20. What was the role of Madam Efunpe Eleshin in preserving cultural heritage?
21. How did Madam Efunshola Alake help mothers and infants?
22. Why is it important to support women’s rights and education?
23. How did Madam Abibat Mogaji help her community?
24. How did the work of Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti affect Nigerian women?
25. What is the legacy of Madam Alimotu Pelewura?
26. Why is it important to learn about heroines like Madam Efunroye Tinubu?
27. What contribution did Madam Efunjoke Coker make to health and education?
28. How did the heroines of Lagos State make a difference?
29. What can we learn from the actions of heroines in Lagos State?
30. What challenges did these heroines face in their time?

Part C: True or False Questions

State whether the following statements are true or false.

1. Chief Efunroye Tinubu was a doctor.
2. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was a teacher.
3. Madam Adunni Bankole helped girls receive education.
4. Madam Alimotu Pelewura was an advocate for market women.
5. Madam Abibat Mogaji worked in the field of agriculture.
6. Madam Efunshola Alake was a midwife.
7. Madam Efunpe Eleshin was known for her beadwork.
8. Chief Efunroye Tinubu was a military leader.
9. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti fought for women’s rights.
10. Madam Efunjoke Coker worked to improve healthcare.
11. Madam Alimotu Pelewura fought for the rights of teachers.
12. Madam Efunshola Alake was famous for her herbal medicine knowledge.
13. Madam Adunni Bankole supported boys’ education.
14. Madam Abibat Mogaji was active in grassroots politics.
15. Madam Efunpe Eleshin was an artist who painted pictures.
16. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was a freedom fighter.
17. Chief Efunroye Tinubu contributed to the growth of Lagos’ economy.
18. Madam Alimotu Pelewura was known for her music.
19. Madam Efunshola Alake helped women with childbirth.
20. Madam Abibat Mogaji was an educator.
21. Chief Efunroye Tinubu was a businesswoman.
22. Madam Adunni Bankole established schools for girls.
23. Madam Efunjoke Coker worked to improve women’s rights.
24. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was a famous singer.
25. Madam Alimotu Pelewura was a political leader.
26. Madam Efunpe Eleshin was a seamstress.
27. Madam Abibat Mogaji was a philanthropist.
28. Chief Efunroye Tinubu was a warrior.
29. Madam Efunjoke Coker helped the poor.
30. Madam Adunni Bankole worked in the field of politics.

Part D: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions

Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.

1. Chief Efunroye Tinubu was known for her ________ skills.
2. Madam Alimotu Pelewura fought for the rights of _________.
3. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti campaigned for _________.
4. Madam Efunshola Alake was a famous ________.
5. Madam Adunni Bankole helped girls by providing them with _________.
6. Madam Abibat Mogaji was active in _________.
7. Madam Efunjoke Coker was known for her _________.
8. Chief Efunroye Tinubu contributed to the ________ of Lagos.
9. Madam Efunpe Eleshin was known for her _________.
10. Madam Alimotu Pelewura was an advocate for _________.
11. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti inspired women to fight for their ________.
12. Madam Abibat Mogaji worked for the ________ of the people.
13. Madam Adunni Bankole was a pioneer in _________.
14. Chief Efunroye Tinubu helped ________ Lagos’ economy.
15. Madam Efunjoke Coker was a well-known ________.
16. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was an advocate for ________.
17. Madam Alimotu Pelewura was known for her ________.
18. Madam Efunshola Alake promoted ________ health.
19. Madam Efunpe Eleshin contributed to Nigerian ________ heritage.
20. Madam Abibat Mogaji worked to improve _________.
21. Chief Efunroye Tinubu was a successful ________.
22. Madam Alimotu Pelewura fought for ________ workers.
23. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti fought for ________ rights.
24. Madam Efunshola Alake was an expert in ________ medicine.
25. Madam Adunni Bankole believed in the power of ________.
26. Madam Abibat Mogaji was a ________ leader.
27. Madam Efunjoke Coker was known for her ________ initiatives.
28. Madam Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was a ________ activist.
29. Madam Alimotu Pelewura was a strong ________ for women.
30. Madam Efunpe Eleshin’s designs were admired by _________.