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What is a volcano?
A volcano is a mountain that erupts only water vapor.
A volcano is a large crater formed by meteor impacts.
A volcano is a type of earthquake that occurs underground.
A volcano is an opening in the Earth's crust that allows molten rock, ash, and gases to escape.
What causes a volcano to erupt?
Heavy rainfall eroding volcanic rock.
Increased pressure from magma and gases beneath the Earth's surface.
Lava cooling rapidly in the atmosphere.
Earthquakes causing ground shifts.
Name one type of volcanic eruption.
strombolian eruption
phreatomagmatic eruption
plinian eruption
hawaiian eruption
What is volcanic ash made of?
Volcanic ash is formed from solidified magma and ash clouds.
Volcanic ash is composed of large boulders and lava flows.
Volcanic ash is made of tiny fragments of rock, minerals, and volcanic glass.
Volcanic ash consists of water vapor and gases released during eruptions.
How can volcanic gas affect the environment?
Volcanic gas primarily benefits marine life and ocean health.
Volcanic gas can enhance soil fertility and promote plant growth.
Volcanic gas can lead to acid rain, climate change, and health risks, affecting air quality and ecosystems.
Volcanic gas has no impact on weather patterns or ecosystems.
What are some common gases released during an eruption?
Carbon monoxide, ozone, acetylene
Nitrogen gas, methane, ammonia
Oxygen, argon, neon
Water vapor, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide
What is the impact of volcanic ash on air travel?
Volcanic ash disrupts air travel by causing flight cancellations, reducing visibility, and damaging aircraft engines.
Volcanic ash increases flight schedules and boosts airline profits.
Volcanic ash has no effect on air travel and is harmless to aircraft.
Volcanic ash improves air travel by enhancing visibility and engine performance.
How does volcanic ash affect plant life?
Volcanic ash solely enhances plant growth by providing water.
Volcanic ash can both benefit and harm plant life by providing nutrients while also blocking sunlight and causing physical damage.
Volcanic ash only harms plants by suffocating their roots.
Volcanic ash has no impact on plant life whatsoever.
What are the primary effects of a volcanic eruption on humans?
Increased tourism and cultural exchange
Improved air quality and environmental conditions
Enhanced agricultural productivity and growth
The primary effects of a volcanic eruption on humans include loss of life, health problems, displacement, and economic disruption.
How do tectonic plates relate to volcano formation?
Tectonic plates are unrelated to geological activity or magma movement.
Tectonic plates create conditions for magma to rise, leading to volcano formation.
Tectonic plates only affect ocean currents, not volcanoes.
Tectonic plates prevent magma from rising, stopping volcano formation.
What is a lava flow?
A lava flow is a solid rock formation from a volcano.
A lava flow is the release of gas during an eruption.
A lava flow is the movement of molten rock from a volcanic eruption.
A lava flow is the cooling of magma beneath the surface.
What happens to the landscape after a volcanic eruption?
The area becomes a desert with no vegetation.
The landscape remains unchanged and stable.
The eruption creates a massive water body instantly.
The landscape is reshaped with new landforms and altered ecosystems.
Can volcanoes be beneficial to the environment?
No, volcanoes are always harmful to the environment.
Volcanoes have no impact on the environment.
Volcanoes only cause destruction and chaos.
Yes, volcanoes can be beneficial to the environment.
The southern and the northern protectorate was almagalgamated in which year.
1902
1914
1900
1967
The fourth region was created in which year
1963
1967
1976
1960
The legislature in Nigeria is called
Executive
National assembly
National stadium
House of assembly
Logos become a British colony in _________
1869
1871
1769
1861
What is the new federal capital of Nigeria?
Logos
Abuja
Ibadan
Kano
In which year was Abuja officially declared the federal capital of Nigeria?
1980
1991
1979
1960
Which city was the federal capital of Nigeria before Abuja?
Logos
Ibadan
Kano
Enugu
How many region were created in Nigeria at independence in 1960?
12
36
3
21
The first 12 States we are created in which year?
1967
1987
1976
1960
What happened in 1987?
12 state was created
19 state was created
2 State was created
7 state was created
After independent which region was created
Western region
Mid-western Region
Eastern Region
Northern Region
Who was the head of the state that created 36 States in Nigeria?
General yakubu Gowon
General Ibrahim Babangida
General Sani Abacha
President Olusegun Obasanjo
How many states are currently in Nigeria?
36
12
21
19
The largest region in Nigeria is _______
Western region
Mid-western Region
Eastern Region
Northern Region
The smallest region in Nigeria is_______
Eastern Region
Mid-western Region
Western Region
Northern Region
How many region do we have in 2025?
3
4
2
5
Why do they create the fourth region?
To help increase conflicts
To help the country reduce
To reduce conflicts
To kill people
What is computer?
(a)
_____ connect all the parts inside the computer?
Father board
Cooling system
Input device
Mother board
What is data?
(a)
_______ is the name of the first generation computer
Transistors
Vacuum tubes
Intergrated circuit
______ the name of the third generation computer.
Vacuum tubes
Intergrated circuit
Transistors
_______ the name of the fourth generation computer.
Microprocessors
Intergrated circuit
Artificial intelligence
Transistors
RAM means
Random Art Memory
Read Access Memory
Random Access Memory
Read only Memory
HDD means
Hard drive disk
Hard disk drive
Hard device drive
Hard data device
SSD means
Solid storage drive
Solid state drive
State Solid drive
Solid store drive
______ is the main part inside the system
Input device
RAM
Output device
______ is not examples of non- locomotor movement.
Bending
Twisting
Hopping
Stretching
Another name for short distance race is called _____
Sprints
Tracks race
Middle race
Event
To score a goal in football, what is the most important skill to use?
Shooting
Passing
Dribbling
Heading
Health education teaches us how to take care of our_____.
Body
Hospitals
Health
Church
What is an example of a poor posture?
Standing up straight
Sitting with feet on the floor
Slouching in a chair
Lying down flat
What is the benefit of the good posture?
Reduce energy
Bad breathing
Reduce back pain
None of the above
What is posture?
The way a person moves
The way a person stand or move
The way a person stand or sit
The a person breathe
How can you improve your posture?
By exercising regularly
By eating a healthy diet
By being mindful of your body position
Allof the above
Which of this is not a consequence of poor personal hgyiene
Body odour
Tooth decay
Skin infection
Environmental hygiene
______ is not the basic skills in football
Dribbling
Passing
Stretching
Shooting
