YEAR 6 HISTORY

The Nigerian Flag is made up of _______________ colours.

• two
• three
• four
• five

One of the following is an example of a south-west state.

• Kwara
• Imo
• Ogun
• Kogi

Borno is to Maiduguri as Benue is to ________________

• Makurdi
• Minna
• Yobe
• Gusau

A major dominant ethnic group in the North is ___________________

• Hausa
• Igala
• Nupe
• Fulani

The Igala people are known for their yellow and green stripes just as the Tiv people are known for their ___________________ colours.

• grey and white
• black and white
• grey and black
• white and indigo

In Nigeria we can find _______________ geopolitical zones.

• six
• seven
• eight
• Nine

Which of the following is an example of a secondary source of history?

• A letter written by a soldier during World War II.
• A biography of a famous historical figure.
• A photograph taken during the Civil War.
• An interview with a survivor of a natural disaster.

Why are primary sources valuable for studying history?

• They provide a broad perspective on historical events.
• They are written by experts in the field.
• They are more reliable than secondary sources.
• They offer firsthand accounts and direct evidence.

Which of the following is a slogan for Rivers state?

• Salt of the Nation.
• Eastern Heartland.
• Treasure Base of the Nation.
• Pride of the Sahel.

The Nupe people can be found in one of the following states.

• Abuja
• Gombe
• Kaduna
• Edo