Heritage Form 1 Paper 1

Routlaw Mount Sinai Academy
Heritage paper 1
There are 40 questions in this paper. Answer all questions in a separate paper. For each question there
are 4 possible answers, A,B,C,D.... Choose the one you consider correct
1. San rock paintings were done by
A. Healers
B. Hunters
C. Both men and women
D. Young men
2. The khoi khoi people lived in village of between
A. 30-50 huts
B. 15- 20huts
C. 90-100 huts
D. 5-10 huts
3. Chiefs among the Khoi Khoi were selected on the bases of
A. Livestock posession
B. Number of children
C. Hunting skills
D. Painting skills
4. According to Khoi Khoi customs the bridegroom was supposed to stay at his in laws
A. For the rest of his life
B. Until the birth of the first child
C. Until he killed an antelope
D. Until they allow him to go
5. The Khoi Khoi god is known as

A. New moon
B. Stammers
C. Bantu
D. Tsui-Goab
6. The San are also known as
A. Bushman
B.Dutch
C.Bantu
D. Traders
7. The San people would move from place to place
A. In search of minerals
B. In search of animals and wild fruits
C. In search of rock paintings
D.in search of women
8. Traditional healers draw their authority from
A. Culture and traditions
B. Headman
C. Rituals
D. Traditional music and dance
9. San shelter was made by
A. Both men and women
B. Women
C. Young people
D. Men
10. _ is on the top of the hierarchy of traditional healers

A. Chief
B. Head man
C. Village head
D. Elders
11. The Khoi Khoi flute was of
A.reeds
B. Plastic
C. Clay
D. Iron
12. The Khoi Khoi people were also known as the
A. Bantu
B. Hottenots
C. San
D. Dutch
13. National symbols represent
A. The Shona people
B. All of the people in Zimbabwe
C. The Ndebele people
D. The Tonga people
14.Which one of the following is not a national symbol
A. Great duke of Zimbabwe
B. Zimbabwe bird
C. National anthem
D. National flag
15.Zimbabwean flag consists of four horizontal stripes of which colour

A. Blue,red,yellow,purple
B. Red, yellow,white,orange
C. Red, yellow,black,green
16. Zimbabwe won her independence from the colonial government on what day?
A. 18 April 1980
B. 18 April 1981
C. 18 April 1984
D. 22 December 1987
17. What does the white triangle in the National flag of Zimbabwe represents?
A. History of Zimbabwe
B. Forests and vegetation
C. Peace, tranquillity and freedom enjoyed by Zimbabweans today
D. The ancestral world
18. The national coat of arms in Zimbabwe have how many kudus ?
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Five
19. A national monument can be defined as
A. A historic place
B. A place of historic, scenic or scientific interest set aside for preservation by authorities
C. Series of structures
D. Attractive buildings in the city of Harare
20. In which year was the Great Zimbabwe ruins added to the World Heritage Sites list by UNESCO?
A. 1980
B. 1986
C. 1990
D. 1994
21. Victoria Falls is one of the _ wonders of the world
A. Seven
B. Three
C. Nine
D. Twelve
22. Traditionally, Chinhoyi Caves were called _ which means the pool of the fallen.
A. Chinhoyi
B. Chirorodziva
C. Nyamakwere
D. Nguni
23. The first hero to be buried at the National Heroes' Acre is George Silundika. When was, he buried
there ?
A. April 1980
B. April 1981
C. August 1981
D. January 1982
24. In the past, people could consult the oracle at Njelele during
A. Drought periods and other problems
B. Spare time
C. The night
D. Winter season
25. The red star which is located behind the Zimbabwe Bird represents the nation's
A. Aspirations and bright future for the country

B. Great Zimbabwe ruins
C. Bateleur eagle
D. Blood shed during the liberation struggle
26. Identify any two late Vice Presidents of Zimbabwe buried at the National Heroes' Acre
A. Jason Ziyaphapha Moto and Josiah Tongogara
B. Joshua Nkomo and Simon Muzenda
C. Solomon Mukuru and Leopold Takawira
D. Mbuya Nehanda and Sekuru Kaguvi
27. The bronze statue of the unknown soldier is one of the most important items at the National Heroes
Acre consisting of three individuals at which gender?
A. Two men and one woman
B. Three men
C. Two women and one man
D. Three women
28. A national pledge is meant to
A. Destroy people
B. Instill fear
C. Instill patriotism and commitment to national interest.
D. Consolidate power
29. The national schools pledge was officially launched by Dr Sylvia Utete -Masango in May 2016 at
which school?
A. Harare High school
B. Mpopoma high school
C. Nemakonde high school
D. Umzingwane high school
30. The pledge is universal to every Zimbabweans without

A. National identity card
B. Racial, language or tribal
C. Birth certificate
D. Age
31. Natural resources are useful raw materials that we get from
A. Earth
B. Heaven
C. Humans
D. Friends
32. Natural resources are categorized into two types. Which one of the following is correct?
A. Perishable and non perishable
B. Renewable and non renewable
C. Plants and animals
D fossil fuels and soils
33. The hunter- gatherers of Southern Africa are known as
A. Bantu
B. San
C. Africans
D. Southern Africans
34. The other name for the San is
A. Hottenots
B. Stammerers
C. Bushman
D. Khoi Khoi
35. The San moved in bands of three of four families ranging between
A. 50 and 100 people
B. 15 and 40 people
C. 5 and 35
D. 200 and 300 people
36. San artwork was painted by what of the San
A. Shaman
B. Healer
C. Eldest woman
D.Linton Panel
37. The San are largely egalitarian.
This means
A. They moved together
B. Land was owned by a group
C. They shared such things as meat and tobacco
D. They had no leader or chief
38. There are _ village heads in Zimbabwe
A. 24000
B. 400
C. 2400
D. 4200
39. Who is at the top of indigenous leaders' hierarchy?
A. Village heads
B chiefs
C headsman
D.minister of local government

40 The bird on the national flag represents
A. The sacrifices made during the struggle
B. The nations' aspirations
C. National emblem of Zimbabwe
D. The black majority

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1. San rock paintings were done by

C. Both men and women

2. The khoi khoi people lived in village of between

3. Chiefs among the Khoi Khoi were selected on the bases of

A. For the rest of his life

B. Until the birth of the first child

C. Until he killed an antelope

D. Until they allow him to go

5. The Khoi Khoi god is known as

6. The San are also known as

7. The San people would move from place to place

B. In search of animals and wild fruits

C. In search of rock paintings

D.in search of women

8. Traditional healers draw their authority from

A. Culture and traditions

D. Traditional music and dance

9. San shelter was made by

A. Both men and women

10. _ is on the top of the hierarchy of traditional healers

11. The Khoi Khoi flute was of

12. The Khoi Khoi people were also known as the

13. National symbols represent

A. The Shona people

B. All of the people in Zimbabwe

C. The Ndebele people

D. The Tonga people

14.Which one of the following is not a national symbol

A. Great duke of Zimbabwe

15.Zimbabwean flag consists of four horizontal stripes of which colour

B. Forests and vegetation

C. Peace, tranquillity and freedom enjoyed by Zimbabweans today

D. The ancestral world

19. A national monument can be defined as

D. Attractive buildings in the city of Harare

21. Victoria Falls is one of the _ wonders of the world

A. Drought periods and other problems

A. Aspirations and bright future for the country

D. Blood shed during the liberation struggle

A. Jason Ziyaphapha Moto and Josiah Tongogara

B. Joshua Nkomo and Simon Muzenda

C. Solomon Mukuru and Leopold Takawira

D. Mbuya Nehanda and Sekuru Kaguvi

A. Two men and one woman

C. Two women and one man

28. A national pledge is meant to

C. Instill patriotism and commitment to national interest.

A. Harare High school

B. Mpopoma high school

C. Nemakonde high school

D. Umzingwane high school

30. The pledge is universal to every Zimbabweans without

B. Racial, language or tribal

A. Perishable and non perishable

B. Renewable and non renewable

C. Plants and animals

D fossil fuels and soils

33. The hunter- gatherers of Southern Africa are known as