Nigerian Quiz For Students
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A quiz for 6th grade students on nigeria
- 1.What is the main type of government in Nigeria?
- A.
The National Assembly is Nigeria's legislature. The Assembly consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate.
- B.
Nigeria has a separatist type of government
- C.
Nigeria doesn't have any kind of government
- D.
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- 2.What are the three most common languages spoken in Nigeria?
- A.
English, German, French
- B.
Arabic, Australian,Hindu
- C.
Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo.
- D.
Hindu,English,Hausa
- 3.The main religions in Africa is ______________
- 4.How does Nigeria people live?
- A.
Most people live in rural areas Most homes in rural Nigeria are made of grass, dried mud, or wood and have roofs of asbestos cement sheets, corrugated metal, or thatch.
- B.
Most people live in urban area's and have home that are made like the homes here in America.
- C.
Most people live in rural area's With homes made from bricks and hay and mud
- D.
Most people In Nigeria live in the city in apartments
- 5.What are some things they do for fun in Nigeria?
- A.
Ice skate, bowling, roller blading
- B.
Singing, dancing, and playing soccer
- C.
Having bon fires, reading books,skating
- D.
Going to carnivals,making movies,creating plays
- 6.Some foods people in Nigeria like to eat are _____________
- 7.What is the education like in Nigeria?
- 8.What is a form of art in Nigeria?
- A.
Belly dancing
- B.
African paintings
- C.
Posters
- D.
Traditional African sculpture
- 9.What kind of economy does Nigeria have?
- A.
Strong
- B.
Neutral
- C.
Weak
- D.
Independent
- 10.The kingdom that was developed in A.D is _____________
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