Q1 The management structure in the national Commission for Museums and Monuments starts from the
Q2 Decree _of 1979 established the Natinal Commission for Museum and Monuments
Q3 International of Museum (ICOM)
Q4 __is the the seat of the Emir of Zazzau who Is the head of Zaria's Emirate Council.
Q5 The source of the Niger River, located in Kogi State was discovered by
Q6 Conferences and Business is another viable area of tourism in which Nigeria is selling fast her credentials to the rest of the world community
Q7 and tourism are two major industries that cannot be separated
Q8 Nigeria prides itself in the area of tourism
Q9 Slave route were the ways taken by men and women who were forcibly sold into from the hinterland of Africa to unknown lands
Q10 carvings is an area which Benin craftsmen have excelled
Q11 The Centre for and African Arts & Civilization, (CBAAC)- A Tourist Haven
Q12 Nigerian Development Corperation
Q13 World Crafts
Q14 The National Commission for Museum and
Q15 Nigerian Crafts are prized objects for the promotion and preservation of
Q16 Mmanwu means in Igbo language
Q17 The Osun Osogbo festival is tagged in honour of the goddess of fertility in the month of
Q18 The Durbar festival is staged both in Kano and __, in all the northern part of Nigeria.
Q19 represent a crop of natural aggressive but humble souls who have the reputation of being able to survive anywhere in the world
Q20 It is a general belief that the Hausas migrated from
Q21 The Yoruba tribe is a race believed to have migrated from - through its progenitor, Oodua who settled at Ile-Ife, Ossu State
Q22 Nigeria has a land mass area of 923,773 square kilometres with River Niger and running through it to form tributries in the Sourthern part of the entity
Q23 Nigeria is an entity which came into existence in the year
Q24 Nigeria is a country endowed with both human and __resources
Q25 Moses Orimolade was born in the 1870s in _and became a Christian in the late 90s
Q26 __is considered the central figure in the Christian faith
Q27 According to Christain faith, God is one but has revealde himself as persons
Q28 The religious precepts of are contained in the their holy book called the Bible
Q29 In 1953, Muslims were 73 percent of the population of the
Q30 A __must pray five times a day as per prescribed procedure
Q31 Islam as it is practised today originated around fourteen hundred years ago in
Q32 Osawe is a powerful _sculptor who trained in London
Q33 __is morally neutral
Q34 Tsav means power
Q35 Johnson stated that the egungun cult was introduced by immigrants in the region of Ofinran in 19th century.
Q36 Ifa told Orunmila when he was going to the grove of the
Q37 The masque is clearly a great
Q38 In Yorubaland, a secret society called Ogbonni in Egbaland and New
Oyo, Mole in Ife, and Oshugbo in Ijebu was dedicated to the sacred
Q39 The generalizations of the comparative religionists are now
Q40 A number of rituals related to birth, marriage and death are common in most of these
Q41 The existence of a large number of religions and their spread in the country has given rise to various forms of organizations, institutions, ritual, etc
Q42 There are ways of sustaining the interest of he audience in production without harming the _itself
Q43 The business manager is the accountant of the production as he keeps the books and the accounts of the _in order
Q44 The costume designer submits sketches for all costumes used in the _-
Q45 The only other art form that comes close to drama in its temporal nature is Which also varies from performance to performance
Q46 Drama is different form many other arts forms because it is temporal in
Q47 The performing arts come as dance, music and
Q48 In many Nigerian cultures, the sky is seen as a metaphor or synonym for
Q49 One of the most interesting analyses of changes in traditional religion can be found in Work on Katsina
Q50 A _or a sculpture is a document in itself, which preserves the thoughts and intentions of the artist.
Q51 The __constitutes the stimulus for the action of very many people who make up the production organization.
Q52 The position of painting, sculpture or a piece of architecture, to
an observer, is quite different from that of the performing
Q53 The textiles tradition of Nigeria goes back, beyound doubt to several __ago.
Q54 A presentation of Nigeria culture relates it mainly to a study of
arts within the tradition bound parameters of styles, chronology or
Q55 The Nigerian craftsman uses his medium for rendering creative expression of his __self
Q56 Nigerian handicrafts represent perhaps the oldest tradition of living
Q57 Do not create history but re-enact it through sound based on __works
Q58 In the discription of monuments, due weight age is given to: Art styles and design, Architecture, and _, etc.
Q59 The past is so important to the present that we continously attempt to produce some sort of _of our past.
Q60 A story about a place could either be referred to as a "myth" or " "
Q61 Ogbunike cave is located in __________State of Nigeria
Q62 Museums in a country can be categorized based on all except
Q63 In which of the following year was the National Commission for Museums and Monuments enacted
Q64 Ogun is a symbolism of __________among the Yorubas
Q65 In Isundunrin, one of these materials is not used for smelting
Q66 _______is where Udo town ruins and okomu forest sanctuary is located
Q67 ________is a way of making the smelting industry real and true to life
Q68 The meaning of the acronym, MOTNA is __________
Q69 One of these is not an example of cultural landscapes in Nigeria
Q70 ________is not a major issue facing the Nigerian museum
Q71 _________serves as fuel for making fire for iron smelting
Q72 Traditionally, Isundunrin was famous for one of the following
Q73 Which of the following is not a legitimate method of acquiring items for Museums
Q74 "Types of Collection" as it relates to categories of museums cannot accommodate ________
Q75 _______is where the Museum of National History is located
Q76 ________is not classified as one of the National parks in Nigeria
Q77 Museums cannot do one of the followings
Q78 ________is not one of the natural and cultural landscapes in Nigeria
Q79 The conservation and preservation of community's cultural and natural heritage is the responsibility of _____
Q80 Which of these festivals holds in Ebonyi State, Nigeria
Q81 The two predominant christian group in Nigeria are_________________
Q82 Richard Brice linked the growth of Islam among the pyne people to____________
Q83 Writing of history is an art known as __________
Q84 In order to apply history to tourism, it is necessary to _________
Q85 Performing arts is a typical example of _________
Q86 The history of african culture and civilization are held in ________
Q87 The product of a delibrate human activity which is communicable to other men is referred to as ______
Q88 The collective name for Scene, lighting, and custume designs is_________
Q89 Which of the following rules is particularly important when writing history
Q90 Whom amongst the following first brought the Islamic brotherhood, Tijaniyya
Q91 The sky is seen as a metaphor for__________ in many Nigerian cultures.
Q92 The person who provide sketches required for production is referred to as _________
Q93 Which is the advantage of painting over drama in performance
Q94 The new testament in the Holy Bible contain _________
Q95 Which is not a religious duty of those who practice Islam
Q96 _________is the oldest living culture in Nigeria
Q97 The first story building in Nigeria which is one of several relics is situated in………
Q98 _________is one of the promotional materials for Slave relics
Q99 The story of human activities can be described by ___________
Q100 ____________is Nigerian major tourism product
Q101 Jihad refers to holy war fought by ________against those who reject Islam
Q102 One of the following is not an important festival in Nigeria
Q103 _________are known sects among those who practise Islam
Q104 God the father, the son and the holy spirit in christianity is also regarded as
Q105 Lagos State is known with__________festival
Q106 New yam festival is a popular culture in _________
Q107 The Islam tenets requires a muslim to have faith in_________
Q108 Whom amongst the following is regarded as the central figure in christianity
Q109 ________is not regarded as a leading wood carving destination in Nigeria
Q110 It is necessary for the tourism practioner to have knowledge of religions in nigeria in order to
Q111 A former popular slave trade port in Nigeria is located at
Q112 _______is a term used for a religious building erected in honour of all gods of a nation
Q113 One of these individuals is not a known name in Nigerian sport tourism
Q114 An Imam is regarded as _________
Q115 Notable religions practiced in Nigeria include all but ________
Q116 Masquerade is synonymous to ________ in Nigeria traditional religion
Q117 Which of these is not classified a Museum in Nigeria
Q118 _______ is a state capital in Nigeria popularly known as confluence town
Q119 The origin of Islam can be traced to _________
Q120 An Ancestor could also be referred to as ________