General Egress Exam Of The Bachelor's Degree Quiz!

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    The Algerian Bachelor's Degree Takes How Many Years For Completion?

    • 2 Years
    • 3 Years
    • 6 Years
    • 5 Years
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A bachelor's degree(from Middle Latin baccalaureus) or baccalaureate (from Modern Latin baccalaureates) is an undergraduate academic degree awarded by colleges and universities upon completion of a course of study lasting three to seven years (depending on the institution and academic discipline).

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  • 2. 
    Bachelor's Degree In Botswana Normally Takes How Many Years? - ProProfs

    Bachelor's Degree In Botswana Normally Takes How Many Years?

    • 2 Years

    • 4 Years

    • 3 Years

    • 5 Years

    Correct Answer
    A. 4 Years
    Explanation
    A Bachelor's Degree in Botswana normally takes 4 years to complete. This duration allows students to acquire a comprehensive understanding of their chosen field of study and develop the necessary skills and knowledge. The four-year timeframe also allows for a balanced curriculum that includes both theoretical coursework and practical experiences, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their future careers.

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    The NYSC Was Established After? - ProProfs

    The NYSC Was Established After?

    • The Nigerian Civil War

    • Independent

    • Third World War

    • Colonization

    Correct Answer
    A. The Nigerian Civil War
    Explanation
    The correct answer is the Nigerian Civil War. The NYSC (National Youth Service Corps) was established after the Nigerian Civil War as a way to promote national unity and integration among Nigerian youths. The war had caused deep divisions among different ethnic and religious groups in the country, and the NYSC was seen as a means to bridge these divides and foster a sense of national identity. It was also aimed at promoting a spirit of selfless service and patriotism among young Nigerians.

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    The Following Are Common Degree Abbreviations Except? - ProProfs

    The Following Are Common Degree Abbreviations Except?

    • BA

    • BSc

    • LLB

    • NYSC

    Correct Answer
    A. NYSC
    Explanation
    The abbreviation "NYSC" does not represent a common degree. BA stands for Bachelor of Arts, BSc stands for Bachelor of Science, and LLB stands for Bachelor of Laws. NYSC is not an abbreviation for any degree, but rather stands for the National Youth Service Corps, a program in Nigeria where graduates serve their country for one year.

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    In Which Of The Following African Countries Are All Graduating Students Obliged To Do The NYSC? - ProProfs

    In Which Of The Following African Countries Are All Graduating Students Obliged To Do The NYSC?

    • Morocco

    • Nigeria

    • Kenyan 

    • Uganda

    Correct Answer
    A. Nigeria
    Explanation
    In Nigeria, all graduating students are obliged to do the NYSC (National Youth Service Corps). This program was established to foster national unity and integration by posting young graduates to different parts of the country for a period of one year. During this time, they engage in community development projects, gain work experience, and interact with people from different ethnic, cultural, and religious backgrounds. This mandatory service is seen as a way to promote understanding, tolerance, and unity among Nigerian youth.

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    Laurel Can Also Be Called The Following Except? - ProProfs

    Laurel Can Also Be Called The Following Except?

    • Honour

    • Distinction

    • Fame

    • Wealth

    Correct Answer
    A. Wealth
    Explanation
    This question is asking for a term that can be used to describe Laurel, excluding one option. The term "Laurel" is often associated with honor, distinction, and fame, as it is a symbol of achievement and recognition. However, it is not typically associated with wealth, as wealth refers to the possession of valuable resources or material possessions, which is not directly related to the concept of Laurel.

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  • 7. 
    The Word Baccalaureate Is Derived From? - ProProfs

    The Word Baccalaureate Is Derived From?

    • Greek

    • Latin

    • English

    • French

    Correct Answer
    A. Latin
    Explanation
    The word "baccalaureate" is derived from Latin. The term originally referred to the first degree that was awarded by European universities, specifically in the medieval period. The Latin word "baccalaureatus" means "bachelor" or "young knight." Over time, the term has evolved to encompass various meanings, such as the final year of high school or the ceremony marking the completion of a degree.

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  • 8. 
    The Term Bachelor In The 12th Century Referred To A? - ProProfs

    The Term Bachelor In The 12th Century Referred To A?

    • Soldier Bachelor

    • Knight Bachelor

    • Student Bachelor

    • Prince Bachelor

    Correct Answer
    A. Knight Bachelor
    Explanation
    In the 12th century, the term "bachelor" referred to a Knight Bachelor. This title was given to a knight who was not part of a knightly order and did not hold any land. A Knight Bachelor was typically a skilled and experienced warrior who fought in battles and served under a lord or king. They were not associated with any specific noble family or held any hereditary titles. This term distinguished them from other types of knights, such as knight bannerets or knight commanders, who had different ranks and responsibilities.

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    The Nigerian University System Is Similar To? - ProProfs

    The Nigerian University System Is Similar To?

    • British System

    • French System

    • English System

    • Portuguese System

    Correct Answer
    A. British System
    Explanation
    The Nigerian University System is similar to the British System. This is because Nigeria was a former British colony and adopted many aspects of the British education system. Nigerian universities follow a similar structure and curriculum as British universities, with a focus on academic excellence and research. Additionally, the grading system and degree classifications in Nigeria are also similar to those in the British system.

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  • 10. 
    Bachelor's Degree Can Only Be Taken By? - ProProfs

    Bachelor's Degree Can Only Be Taken By?

    • Graduates

    • Undergraduate

    • Secondary School Leavers

    • Lecturers

    Correct Answer
    A. Graduates
    Explanation
    A bachelor's degree is a higher education qualification that is typically pursued after completing secondary education. Graduates are individuals who have successfully completed a bachelor's degree program, making them eligible to pursue higher education or enter the workforce in their chosen field. Therefore, it is logical to conclude that a bachelor's degree can only be taken by graduates.

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