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WorksheetsNigeria Quiz Review
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 8mins
The following are all environmental factors in Nigeria EXCEPT:
Desertification
Water Pollution
High Crime
Industrial Waste
Which of the following countries share a border with Nigeria?
Egypt
Chad
Ethiopia
Benin
The population pyramid of Nigeria has dramatically changed in recent years.
True
False
What percentage of the population lives in urban areas?
48%
64%
58%
52%
Which two ethnic groups are located in northern Nigeria and practice Islam?
Hausa
Igbo
Yoruba
Fulani
Which ethnic group is found predominantly in southeastern Nigeria?
Ijaw
Igbo
Yoruba
Hausa-Fulani
Which ethnic group is Nigeria's most urban?
Yoruba
Ijaw
Hausa-Fulani
Igbo
Which ethnic groups' traditional land is located in the Niger River Delta - which is rich in oil?
Yoruba
Igbo
Hausa-Fulani
Ijaw
What is the official language of Nigeria?
Hausa
Fula
English
Hebrew
Most Muslims live in northern Nigeria, while most Christians live in eastern Nigeria.
True
False
All of the following are religions in Nigeria EXCEPT:
Islam
Christianity
Buddhism
Indigenous
The culture of Nigeria is the same everywhere.
True
False
Families are typically __________ than western countries.
Smaller
Larger
Older
Younger
Nigeria's government is like which country?
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Australia
Who is the head of state in Nigeria?
Prime Minister
Vice President
General
President
What percent of Nigerians work in agricultural producetion?
20%
35%
52%
70%
Rural settlements consist of dispersed homestead called?
Ranches
Favelas
Compounds
Treehouses
A number of homesteads makes up a what?
Village
Hamlet
Town
City
More Nigerians live in rural areas than urban.
True
False
What percent of growth per year do towns and cities in Nigeria experience?
1.3%
2%
4%
6.5%
What was discovered in Nigeria in 1956 and is their most important resource?
Petroleum / Oil
Coal
Tin
Natural Gas
What percent of Nigerians are estimated to live in poverty?
20%
40%
50%
70%
What are the two Nigerias that exist today?
One that has deep ties to Judaism.
One that consists of people who live in abject poverty.
One that distributes wealth equally among all Nigerians.
One that is rapidly developing and consists of a new middle class eager to spend money.
