FBQ1: Christian missionary education was introduced in Badagry in the year _________ Answer: 1842 FBQ2: Major difference in monogamous family and polygamous family is number of wives which is _______or more respectively. Answer: 1 ratio 2 FBQ3: Reward and Punishment are old ________ of teaching and learning. Answer: Techniques FBQ4: Forms of education are informal, formal and _____ education. Answer: Open and Distance FBQ5: The first thing our people do after the birth of a child is to test the _____________ Answer: Mother’s breast milk FBQ6: The process of giving the child adult food along with the breast milk till the baby stop breast milk is known as ____________ Answer: Weaning FBQ7: _________ is a lifelong process Answer: Education FBQ8: Communication that differentiate us from other animals is ____________ Answer: Language FBQ9: The state of mind in which children usually react to some external factors which are not pleasant is ____________ Answer: Fear FBQ10: Another important _________ of moral training is the community Answer: Agent FBQ11: chastity refers to living a life of ______________ Answer: Purity FBQ12: We should not allow our desire for rapid __________________ development through formal education to encourage immorality. Answer: Socio-economic FBQ13: According to Akinbote (2001), every adult member of the community is a ____ to the child. Answer: Teacher FBQ14: ________ says “One of the chief aims of education is to turn the soul in the right direction and save it from a life of self-deceit and delusion.”  Answer: Plato FBQ15: People that did not attend formal school can also be _________ Answer: Educated FBQ16: Family in which you are being born is called family of ___________ Answer: Orientation FBQ17: The behaviour of people is ___________ Answer: Attitude   FBQ18: The general process by which the child learns the way of life of his people in order to become an accepted member of the family or community is known as __________ Answer: Socialisation FBQ19: Moral and ___________ training could be regarded as the pillar on which traditional education rests. Answer: Character FBQ20: ______________ is the first, oldest and most natural way of learning. Answer: Informal education FBQ21: Emotional behaviours often displayed by children is _____________ Answer: Anger FBQ22: In extended family, all grandchildren call themselves ______________ and not cousins Answer: Brothers and sisters FBQ23: Majasan (1974) identified ______________________ major techniques of traditional African education. Answer: Five FBQ24: When children could become angry if a playmate beats the brother or sister, this is a demonstration of _______ Answer: Love FBQ25: An internal reaction or feeling which may be positive or negative is __________ Answer: Emotional FBQ26: Schofield says Education is similar to __________________ Answer: Experience FBQ27: United Nations Education, ________ and Cultural Organization is the full meaning of UNESCO Answer: Scientific FBQ28: Emotional behaviours often displayed by children is ________________ Answer: Anger FBQ29: The larger and wider type of family is _______ Answer: Extended Family FBQ30: Informal form of education is also known as ____________ Answer: Traditional Education FBQ31: A word that often makes many people to be afraid because it is associated with secret cults or societies is ______ Answer: Initiation FBQ32: ______define education as a process of transmitting the people’s culture from one generation to the other. Answer: Nduka FBQ33: Colombian says __________________ is a formal or informal process that shapes the potentialities of the maturing person. Answer: education FBQ34: Breast feeding and weaning are very important aspects of childcare in ___________ Answer: Traditional societies FBQ35: UNESCO aims of education is concerned with the development of people according to their changing environment _______________________ Answer: culture MCQ1: The decision to allow a child to go and learn a profession could have been taken after consulting _________ Answer: The elders MCQ2: Hiss sound can be used to stimulate the child to urinate Answer: Agree MCQ3: Family in which you are born is called family of _________ Answer: Orientation MCQ4: The child should not be made to feel that it is a punishment to be engaged in ________ Answer: Manual labour MCQ5: Negative consequences of illiteracy on traditional education include Answer: Options a and b MCQ6: As regards sex education, this is something that is done with much Answer: Care MCQ7: Education is a life long Answer: Process MCQ8: The most popular form of education in this computer age is Answer: Formal education MCQ9: Formal form of education involves Answer: Reading MCQ10: Morality could be regarded as the pillar upon which the system of education is rested on Answer: True MCQ11: One of the essential characteristics of traditional education is that it is Answer: Practical oriented MCQ12: Taboos are used to create fears in the minds of Answer: Children MCQ13: Various ways through which the indirect techniques were used in traditional African education include Answer: All of the options MCQ14: Moral as a word refers to “acceptable behaviour” Answer: True MCQ15: Traditional education emphasises Answer: Option a and b MCQ16: Government should increase various enlightenment programs on radio and television so that more people could go to school Answer: Strongly agree MCQ17: Traditional education must be taught to children only by Answer: None of the options MCQ18: Every child in African setting, is trained to behave well in the family and Answer: The community MCQ19: Teaching and learning in the school should be practical, interesting and lively. Answer: Agree MCQ20: The idea of keeping boyfriends is never allowed as it is even strange thing to Answer: Africans MCQ21: Traditional education has a written syllabus Answer: False MCQ22: Girls are only told things about their monthly period when Answer: When they start menstruation MCQ23: The only person that is not liked or wanted in the society is the lazy person who cannot work with his ___________ Answer: Hands MCQ24: Most of the teaching and learning that take place in traditional education are based on secrecy, fear and Answer: Superstition MCQ25: The development of language among children all over the world follows the same Answer: Pattern MCQ26: An example of problem identified to be associated with traditional African Education is Answer: Illiteracy MCQ27: The behaviour of people is called Answer: Attitude MCQ28: What makes the difference between us and animals is Answer: Attitude MCQ29: A person who has authority over everybody in his family is Answer: Father MCQ30: Old techniques of teaching and learning are Answer: Reward and punishment MCQ31: One of the essential characteristics of traditional education is that it is Answer: Practical oriented MCQ32: It is a taboo in African culture to have Answer: Pre-marital sex MCQ33: Language helps man to communicate ideas, thoughts and needs to Answer: Others MCQ34: One thing deeply cherished by Africans is Answer: Moral training MCQ35: The ability to read and write will not further enhance cultural practices Answer: False