1. Answer: C.

) float
Explanation: The word "show" has the /əʊ/ vowel sound, which is a diphthong. "Float" shares
the same /əʊ/ sound, making it the correct choice. Other options have different vowel sounds.

2. Answer: A.) common noun

Explanation: In the sentence,"magazine" is a common noun. Common nouns refer to general
items, unlike proper nouns (specific entities), collective nouns (groups), or mass nouns
(uncountable substances or concepts).

3. Answer: A.) simple sentence

Explanation: This sentence is a simple sentence as it contains only one independent clause
with a subject ("She") and a predicate ("is no friend of mine"). It is not imperative, declarative, or
compound.

4. Answer: B.) highly valued

Explanation: The word "priceless" means something extremely valuable, implying it is highly
valued. Other options do not accurately convey this meaning.

5. Answer: C.) coat

Explanation: The word "sew" has the /əʊ/ sound, similar to *"coat"*. The other options have
different vowel sounds: /i:/, /aɪ/, and /aʊ/.

6. Answer: C.) warm

Explanation: "Stuffy" refers to a space that feels uncomfortably warm and lacking fresh air.
*Warm* is the closest meaning. *Crowded*, *noisy*, and *cold* are unrelated or opposite.

7. Answer: B.) defend

Explanation: "Protect" means to keep someone safe, closely related to "defend." Other options
like reject, neglect, and assault are opposites or unrelated.

8. Answer: D.) mass noun

Explanation: "Pottery" is a mass noun because it refers to an uncountable substance or
concept, treated as a singular entity.

9. Answer: D.) adverb

Explanation: The word "bitterly" modifies the verb "wept," describing the manner of the action,
making it an adverb.

10. Answer: C.) weaning

Explanation: "Weaning" refers to gradually introducing an infant to solid foods and phasing
out breastfeeding. Other options are incorrect spellings or unrelated.
11. Answer: B.) Cheerful
Explanation: The words "Pleased," "Delightful," and "Happy” all convey a sense of joy or
contentment. "Cheerful" is the closest synonym to these words. The other options do not align
with the meaning.

12. Answer: D.) Eyes

**Explanation:** Dentistry is the branch of medicine related to teeth, while Ophthalmology is
the branch related to eyes. The other options (ear, nose, throat) refer to different medical
specializations.

13. Answer: D.) Tripod

**Explanation:** A stand with three legs is called a *"Tripod."* The other options describe
different objects: *"Tricycle"* (three-wheeled vehicle), *"Triangle"* (three-sided shape), and
*"Tripartite"* (involving three parties).

14. Answer: A.) like

**Explanation:** The correct sentence should be *"This car is like the one I sold yesterday."*
The word "like" is used for comparisons. The other options do not fit the context as naturally.

15. Answer: B.) course

**Explanation:** The correct phrase is *"in the course of the journey,"* meaning during the
journey. *"Coarse"* means rough, *"cause"* refers to a reason, and *"curse"* is an expression of
ill-wishing.

16. Answer: C.) adverbial clause of time

**Explanation:** The phrase *"As soon as she heard the news"* indicates when something
happened, making it an adverbial clause of time. The other options (place, manner, condition)
are incorrect.

17. Answer: C.) put me in a difficult situation

**Explanation:** The phrase *"put me in a tight corner"* is an idiom meaning to put someone
in a difficult or awkward situation. The other options do not capture this meaning.

18. Answer: B.) Polite

**Explanation:** The word *"DISCOURTEOUS"* means rude or impolite. The opposite of
discourteous is *"Polite."* The other options (immature, respectful, sneaky) do not accurately
oppose the meaning.

19. Answer: C.) dependants

**Explanation:** *"Dependants"* refers to people, usually family members, who rely on
someone else for financial support. *"Dependents"* is an alternative spelling, but *"dependants"*
is more commonly used in British English.

20. Answer: D.) mass noun

 **Explanation:** In the sentence *"Jane is frying eggs with olive oil,"* *"olive oil"* is a mass
noun because it refers to a substance that cannot be counted and is treated as a singular entity
in the sentence.

21. Answer: B.) opposites

**Explanation:** The words *"here"* and *"there"* are opposites in terms of location or
direction. *"Here"* refers to a nearby place, while *"there"* refers to a distant place.

22. Answer: A.) similar

**Explanation:** The words *"crowd"* and *"throng"* are similar because both refer to a large
group of people gathered together. They are synonyms.

23. Answer: C.) collective noun

**Explanation:** In the sentence, *"crowd"* is a collective noun because it represents a group
of people acting as a unit. Collective nouns describe groups composed of members.

24. Answer: A.) similar

**Explanation:** The words *"scatter"* and *"disperse"* are similar because both mean to
cause something to separate and go in different directions. They are synonyms.

25. Answer: B.) noun

**Explanation:** In the sentence, *"jump"* is used as a noun, referring to the action or instance
of jumping. Although *"jump"* can also be a verb, in this context, it is a noun.

26. Answer: B.) Perspiration

**Explanation:** The correct spelling for the process of sweating is *"Perspiration."* The other
options are incorrect spellings or unrelated words.

27. Answer: B.) Strong

**Explanation:** The word *"Sturdy"* means something that is strong, well-built, or resilient.
*"Strong"* is the closest synonym. The other options (attractive, long, big) do not match the
meaning.

28. Answer: A.) easy prey

**Explanation:** The phrase *"more vulnerable"* means more susceptible to harm or attack,
similar to being *"easy prey."* The other options are incorrect interpretations.

29. Answer: C.) regard

**Explanation:** The correct word is *"regard."* The phrase *"no regard for the school rules"*
means that the boys did not show any respect or consideration for the rules.

30. Answer: B.) verb

**Explanation:** In the sentence, *"rebel"* is used as a verb, meaning to rise in opposition or
resist authority. The other options do not fit the grammatical function in this context.
31. Answer: B.) steak
**Explanation:** The correct word is *"steak,"* which refers to a slice of meat, typically beef.
The other options are either incorrect spellings or phrases that do not fit the context of the
sentence.

32. Answer: C.) sell

**Explanation:** The word *"sell"* is the correct verb meaning to exchange goods or services
for money. The other options (sale, sail, sold) do not fit the context grammatically.

33. Answer: B.) compound sentence

**Explanation:** The sentence *"She planned to go there, but later changed her mind"* is a
compound sentence because it contains two independent clauses joined by the conjunction
"but." Each clause could stand alone as a sentence.

34. Answer: C.) adverbial clause of time

**Explanation:** The phrase *"Since we came here"* is an adverbial clause of time because it
indicates when something happened. It answers the question of when life became better.

35. Answer: C.) Objects to an idea on the basis of conscience or belief

**Explanation:** A *"conscientious objector"* is someone who refuses to participate in
something, often military service, due to their moral or ethical beliefs.

36. Answer: D.) Early

**Explanation:** The word *"punctual"* means being on time or prompt. The nearest synonym
is *"early,"* which implies arriving before or on time. The other options do not accurately capture
the meaning.

37. Answer: D.) burst

**Explanation:** The correct past tense of "burst" is *"burst."* The other options (*"bursted,"
"busted,"* "bust") are incorrect in this context.

38. Answer: A.) common noun

**Explanation:** The word *"whale"* in the sentence is a common noun because it refers to a
general species of marine animal. It is not a proper noun, collective noun, or mass noun.

39. Answer: B.) adjective

**Explanation:** The word *"hopeless"* is an adjective describing the situation. Adjectives
modify nouns and give more information about them.

40. Answer: D.) cancelled

**Explanation:** The word *"revoked"* means to take back or cancel something officially. The
nearest meaning is *"cancelled."* The other options (approved, postponed, renewed) are
incorrect in this context.
41. Answer: C.) adverbial clause of time
**Explanation:** The phrase *"as in the old days"* indicates a time reference, explaining when
the music touched the speaker deeply. This makes it an adverbial clause of time.

42. Answer: A.) similar

**Explanation:** *"Early"* and *"punctual"* both relate to being on time. They are similar in
meaning, as they describe someone who arrives or completes something before or exactly at
the expected time.

43. Answer: B.) opposites

**Explanation:** The words *"live"* and *"die"* are opposites, as they represent contrary states
of existence.

44. Answer: B.) compound sentence

**Explanation:** The sentence *"They went to the house and cleaned up the mess"* consists
of two independent clauses joined by the conjunction "and," making it a compound sentence.

45. Answer: D.) mass noun

**Explanation:** The word *"food"* in this context is a mass noun because it refers to a
general, uncountable substance. Mass nouns do not have a plural form and represent
something that cannot be counted individually.

46. Answer: C.) group

**Explanation:** The word *"spoon"* and *"group"* share the same vowel sound /uː/. The
other options (flood, blood, dove) have different vowel sounds.

47. Answer: A.) similar

**Explanation:** *"Clever"* and *"cunning"* are similar in meaning, both referring to someone
who is smart or skillful, often with a connotation of being shrewd or sly.

48. Answer: D.) To be highly excited

**Explanation:** The phrase *"carried away"* means to be so emotionally involved or excited
that one loses self-control or focus.

49. Answer: B.) added fuel to the flame

**Explanation:** The correct expression is *"added fuel to the flame,"* which means to make a
bad situation worse by aggravating it.

50. Answer: C.) serious

**Explanation:** The word *"serious"* best fits the context of the sentence, describing an
accident that was significant but did not result in death. *"Fatal"* would imply that someone died,
which is contrary to the information provided.
51. Answer: C.) enjoy
**Explanation:** The word *"savour"* means to enjoy something completely, especially by
dwelling on it. In the context of the sentence, it suggests enjoying seafood on a holiday.

52. Answer: B.) access

**Explanation:** The word *"retrieve"* means to get something back. In this context,
*"access"* is the nearest in meaning because it involves gaining access to computer files again.

53. Answer: D.) noun

**Explanation:** The word *"break"* in this sentence refers to a period of rest or vacation,
which is a noun.

54. Answer: B.) kept a good composure

**Explanation:** The phrase *"kept her chin up"* means maintaining a positive attitude and
composure, especially in difficult situations.

55. Answer: C.) costs a lot more than I expected

**Explanation:** The expression *"put a big hole in my pocket"* means that something was
unexpectedly expensive, causing significant expenditure.

56. Answer: D.) adverb

**Explanation:** The word *"really"* modifies the adjective *"frightening,"* which means it
functions as an adverb in this sentence.

57. Answer: D.) imperative sentence

**Explanation:** The sentence *"You must depart immediately"* is giving a command, making
it an imperative sentence.

58. Answer: D.) adverb

**Explanation:** The word *"utterly"* modifies the adjective *"disappointed,"* making it an
adverb.

59. Answer: C.) indestructible

**Explanation:** The word *"invincible"* means incapable of being defeated or overcome,
which is closest in meaning to *"indestructible."*

60. Answer: A.) Words have the same meaning

**Explanation:** Synonyms are words that have the same or nearly the same meaning as
another word.

61. Answer: C.) Slippers

**Explanation:** Sandals, shoes, and boots are all types of footwear, just like slippers. The
other options (gloves, trousers, pockets) are not footwear.
62. Answer: A.) maid
**Explanation:** The word *"shake"* has the same long 'a' vowel sound as *"maid."* The other
options have different vowel sounds.

63. Answer: C.) excited

**Explanation:** The word *"enthusiastic"* means showing intense and eager enjoyment,
interest, or approval. *"Excited"* is the nearest in meaning.

64. Answer: D.) pleased

**Explanation:** The word *"elated"* means extremely happy or joyful, which is closest in
meaning to *"pleased."*

65. Answer: A.) similar

**Explanation:** The words *"trick"* and *"hoax"* are similar because both refer to deceptive
acts meant to mislead someone.

66. Answer: D.) Door

**Explanation:** The word *"door"* cannot be formed from the letters in *"information."* The
other words (moon, front, room) can be formed.

67. Answer: B.) annoy

**Explanation:** The word *"moist"* has the same 'oi' vowel sound as *"annoy."* The other
options have different vowel sounds.

68. Answer: A.) similar

**Explanation:** The words *"reveal"* and *"disclose"* are similar because both mean to make
something known or visible.

69. Answer: D.) adverbial clause of condition

**Explanation:** The clause *"if I have enough money"* expresses a condition that must be
met for the action (attending the conference) to occur.

70. Answer: C.) unsafe

**Explanation:** The word *"dangerous"* means involving potential harm or risk, which is
closest in meaning to *"unsafe."*

71. Answer: D.) Whimper

Explanation: *Weep*, *cry*, and *wail* all refer to expressions of sorrow or distress through
tears or vocalization. *Whimper* is a synonym that closely aligns with these actions.

72. Answer: D.) Dawn

**Explanation:** *Dusk* refers to the time of day when the sun sets, leading into night. The
opposite of this time would be *dawn*, which is when the sun rises and morning begins.
73. Answer: B.) simple sentence
**Explanation:** The sentence *"Mr. Frederick, the new teacher, dresses well."* is a simple
sentence because it has one independent clause with no dependent clauses.

74. Answer: A.) knot

**Explanation:** The word *nought* and *knot* have the same 'nɔːt' sound. The other options
have different vowel sounds.

75. Answer: A.) inefficient

**Explanation:** The word *sloppy* means careless or unsystematic, which is closest in
meaning to *inefficient*. *Sluggish* and *slow* refer more to speed, while *diligent* is the
opposite of sloppy.

76. Answer: D.) shut

**Explanation:** The word *cut* and *shut* share the same short 'u' vowel sound. The other
options have different vowel sounds.

77. Answer: A.) similar

**Explanation:** The words *huge* and *large* are synonyms as they both describe something
of considerable size.

78. Answer: B.) shade

**Explanation:** The word *crate* has the same long 'a' vowel sound as *shade*. The other
options have different vowel sounds.

79. Answer: B.) opposites

**Explanation:** The words *lose* and *find* are antonyms, meaning they are opposites.
*Lose* refers to misplacing something, while *find* refers to discovering something.

80. Answer: C.) near

**Explanation:** The word *fear* shares the same 'ɪər' vowel sound as *near*. The other
options have different vowel sounds.

81. Answer: C.) collective noun

**Explanation:** The word *orchestra* is a collective noun because it refers to a group of
musicians playing together.

82. Answer: C.) at which

**Explanation:** The correct phrase is *"The place at which I met them was rather crowded."*
This properly connects the clause to the noun *place*.

83. Answer: B.) whose

**Explanation:** The correct sentence is *"The police arrested the man in whose house the
drugs were found."* *Whose* is the possessive form used here.
84. Answer: B.) verb
**Explanation:** The word *BREAK* in the sentence *"Do not BREAK your leg running."*
functions as a verb, describing the action of breaking.

85. Answer: C.) Margin

**Explanation:** *Edge*, *border*, and *fringe* all refer to the outer boundary or limit of
something, similar to the word *margin*.

86. Answer: C.) Drawer

**Explanation:** A *drawer* is not related to a door, whereas a *knob*, *hinges*, and a *key* are
all components of a door.

87. Answer: C.) decide to pay attention to the problem

**Explanation:** The phrase *"sit up and take notice"* means to become more aware or
attentive to an issue, which corresponds to option C.

88. Answer: B.) phone

**Explanation:** The word *tone* and *phone* share the same 'oʊn' sound. The other options
have different sounds.

89. Answer: C.) forgo

**Explanation:** The correct word is *forgo*, which means to give up or do without something.

90. Answer: D.) mass noun

**Explanation:** *Chinaware* is a mass noun, referring to materials or substances that are not
countable individually.

91. Answer: B.) Vanquish

**Explanation:** *Conquer*, *defeat*, and *overcome* all share the same meaning as
*vanquish*, which means to defeat someone completely.

92. Answer: A.) alike

**Explanation:** The word *similar* in the context of the sentence means *alike*, indicating that
the dresses were the same or very close in appearance.

93. Answer: C.) nearly

**Explanation:** The word *care* and *nearly* share the same *æ* vowel sound.

94. Answer: D.) in

**Explanation:** The correct preposition is *in* as in *"The argument soon resulted in a big
fight."*

95. Answer: D.) Hat

**Explanation:** A *hat* is not directly related to the functions or actions of the head, unlike
*mutter*, *nod*, and *ache* which are actions or conditions involving the head.

96. Answer: B.) compound sentence

**Explanation:** The sentence *"The cat jumped down the window and began to run."* is a
compound sentence because it has two independent clauses joined by *and*.

97. Answer: C.) keep

**Explanation:** The words *leaf* and *keep* share the same *long e* vowel sound.

98. Answer: A.) noun

**Explanation:** The word *COOK* in the sentence *"Tola is a good COOK."* functions as a
noun, referring to a person who prepares food.

99. Answer: D.) on

**Explanation:** The correct preposition is *on* as in *"He has insisted on doing the job alone."*

100. Answer: D.) present / past tense

**Explanation:** The word-pair *write / wrote* represents the present and past tense forms of
the verb.

101. Answer: B.) Taste

**Explanation:** The nose is used for *smelling*, and the tongue is used for *tasting*.

102. Answer: A.) Band

**Explanation:** *Band* is not typicallassociated with a welder's shop, whereas *gloves*,
*goggles*, and *shield* are safety equipment used by welders.

103. Answer: D.) Watchful

**Explanation:** *Vigilant*, *alert*, and *wary* all mean being *watchful* or attentive to danger
or trouble

104. Answer: A.) reflect

**Explanation:** *Reminisce* means to *reflect* or think back on past experiences*

105. Answer: A.) similar

**Explanation:** The words *fat* and *obese* are similar, both referring to someone who is
overweight.

106. Answer: C.) conjunction

**Explanation:** The word *BUT* sentence functions as a conjunction, connecting two clauses.

107. Answer: B.) Teacher

**Explanation:** A *school* is associated with *teachers* as they are an integral part of a school.
108. Answer: C.) Be absent without permission
**Explanation:** The phrase *"take a French leave"* means to leave without permission.

109. Answer: C.) Congregation

**Explanation:** A group of people in a church is referred to as a *congregation*.

110. Answer: D.) Obstruct

**Explanation:** *Hinder*, *retard*, and *delay* all mean to *obstruct* or impede progress.

111. Answer: C.) Architect

**Explanation:** An *architect* is responsible for designing houses and buildings.

112. Answer: B.) Purr

**Explanation:** The sound made by a cat is called a *purr*.

113. Answer: C.) Bread

**Explanation:** *Honey*, *hum*, and *sting* are related to bees, while *bread* is not.

114. Answer: C.) Hotels

**Explanation:** *Waiters* are commonly found in *hotels*, where they serve food and drinks.

115. Answer: D.) Tripoli

**Explanation:** *Tripoli* is the capital of Libya, just as *Nairobi* is the capital of Kenya.

116. Answer: A.) Words have the same meaning

**Explanation:** *Synonyms* are words that have the same or nearly the same meaning.

117. Answer: C.) Slippers

**Explanation:** *Slippers* are similar to *sandals*, *shoes*, and *boots* as types of footwear.

118. Answer: A.) maid

**Explanation:** The vowel sound in *shake* is the same as in *maid*.

119. Answer: C.) excited

**Explanation:** *Enthusiastic* means *excited* or showing eagerness.

120. Answer: D.) pleased

**Explanation:** *Elated* means *pleased* or very happy.
1. Answer:** C.) Ibrahim Babangida
**Explanation:** Ibrahim Babangida served as Nigeria's Military Head of State from 1985 to
1993, making him the longest-serving in that role.

**2. Answer:** A.) The Hague in Holland

**Explanation:** The International Criminal Court (ICC) is located in *The Hague* in the
Netherlands.

**3. Answer:** D.) Chicago

**Explanation:** *Nigeria*, *Niger*, and *Norway* are all countries, while *Chicago* is a city,
making it out of place.

**4. Answer:** C.) Markets which allow prices to be determined purely by the forces of demand
and supply
**Explanation:** The principle of the *Free Market* refers to an economic system where prices
are determined by *demand and supply* with minimal government intervention.

**5. Answer:** A.) The former was Parliamentary, and the latter was Presidential
**Explanation:** Nigeria's First Republic was a Parliamentary system, while the Second
Republic was a Presidential system.

**6. Answer:** B.) Aguiyi-Ironsi

**Explanation:** General Aguiyi-Ironsi did not serve as Chief of Army Staff before becoming
Head of State. He was the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Nigerian Army.

**7. Answer:** A.) Oloibiri

**Explanation:** Crude oil was first discovered in Nigeria at *Oloibiri* in 1956.

**8. Answer:** B.) December 26

**Explanation:** *Boxing Day* is celebrated on *December 26*.

**9. Answer:** C.) Edo

**Explanation:** *Edo* is not traditionally considered part of the Yoruba homeland. The Yoruba
homeland includes states like *Ogun*, *Oyo*, and *Osun*.

**10. Answer:** C.) National Association of Resident Doctors

**Explanation:** *NARD* stands for the *National Association of Resident Doctors* in Nigeria.

**11. Answer:** B.) Prof. Folasade Ogunsola

**Explanation:** Prof. Folasade Ogunsola is the current Vice-Chancellor of the University of
Lagos as of the most recent information.

**12. Answer:** D.) Mele Kyari

**Explanation:** Mele Kyari is the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation (NNPC).

**13. Answer:** B.) University of Ibadan

**Explanation:** The University of Ibadan, established in 1948, is the oldest university in Nigeria.

**14. Answer:** D.) Philosophy

**Explanation:** *Philosophy* is generally classified as a *Humanities* course, whereas
*Psychology*, *Sociology*, and *Economics* are Social Science courses.

**15. Answer:** A.) Egypt

**Explanation:** The Pyramids are ancient monumental structures located in *Egypt*.

**16. Answer:** A.) Ondo

**Explanation:** Ondo State is well-known for its mass production of cocoa in Nigeria.

**17. Answer:** C.) Genetic Engineering

**Explanation:** The science of altering DNA to meet medical and agricultural needs is called
*Genetic Engineering*.

**18. Answer:** C.) Oceangate

**Explanation:** The Titan submersible, which imploded in June 2023, was operated by a
company called *Oceangate*.

**19. Answer:** D.) Olusegun Obasanjo

**Explanation:** General Olusegun Obasanjo was the first Nigerian Military Head of State to
hand over power to civilians in 1979.

**20. Answer:** C.) Gully erosion

**Explanation:** *Gully erosion* is a significant environmental challenge and poses the greatest
threat to farmers in Anambra State, Nigeria.

**21. Answer:** A.) Geoffrey Onyeama

**Explanation:** Geoffrey Onyeama served as Nigeria’s Minister of Foreign Affairs until 2023.

**22. Answer:** D.) All the Above

**Explanation:** The increase in the number of indigenous educated elites, the 2nd World War,
and the mass media all contributed to the nationalist struggle for Nigeria's independence.

**23. Answer:** B.) Nigeria Institute for International Affairs

**Explanation:** NIIA stands for *Nigeria Institute for International Affairs*.

**24. Answer:** B.) Borno State

**Explanation:** Nigeria's Vice President, Kashim Shettima, is an indigene of Borno State.
**25. Answer:** C.) Marine
**Explanation:** *Marine insurance* is the oldest form of insurance in the world.

**26. Answer:** B.) Umo Eno

**Explanation:** Umo Eno is the current Governor of Akwa Ibom State as of the latest
information.

**27. Answer:** D.) Disenfranchisement

**Explanation:** The process of depriving people of their right to vote is called
*Disenfranchisement*.

**28. Answer:** B.) Telescope

**Explanation:** A *Telescope* is an instrument that makes distant objects appear larger and
nearer.

**29. Answer:** A.) Water

**Explanation:** *Water transport* is generally the cheapest mode of transportation, especially
for bulk goods.

**30. Answer:** B.) Kano

**Explanation:** Kano is the largest commercial center in northern Nigeria.

**31. Answer:** B.) Economic Community of West African States

**Explanation:** ECOWAS stands for *Economic Community of West African States*.

**32. Answer:** A.) Ahmad Aliyu

**Explanation:** Ahmad Aliyu is the current Governor of Sokoto State.

**33. Answer:** B.) Osun

**Explanation:** Osun State is referred to as the *State of the Living Spring*.

**34. Answer:** C.) Hameed Ali

**Explanation:** Hameed Ali was the immediate past Comptroller General of the Nigeria
Customs Service.

**35. Answer:** B.) Death

**Explanation:** *Capital Punishment* refers to the death penalty.

**36. Answer:** A.) Three (3)

**Explanation:** Three former Military Heads of State who won elections as President are
Olusegun Obasanjo, Muhammadu Buhari, and Ibrahim Babangida.

**37. Answer:** C.) Prime Minister

**Explanation:** In a Parliamentary system of government, the *Prime Minister* is the Head of
Government.

**38. Answer:** D.) Navy and Light Blue

**Explanation:** The flag of the Nigerian Police Force contains the colors *Navy and Light Blue*.

**39. Answer:** B.) Aliko Dangote

**Explanation:** Aliko Dangote is considered the richest man in Africa.

**40. Answer:** B.) Tajudeen Abbas

**Explanation:** Tajudeen Abbas is the current Speaker of the Nigerian House of
Representatives.

**41. Answer:** B.) Duoye Diri

**Explanation:** Duoye Diri is the current Governor of Bayelsa State.

**42. Answer:** C.) Zainab Ahmed

**Explanation:** Zainab Ahmed was the immediate past Minister of Finance and National
Planning in Nigeria.

**43. Answer:** C.) Ekiti

**Explanation:** The Ikogosi Warm Spring is located in Ekiti State.

**44. Answer:** C.) West African Senior School Certificate Examination

**Explanation:** WASSCE stands for *West African Senior School Certificate Examination*.

**45. Answer:** B.) Major Gideon Orkar

**Explanation:** The military coup led by Major Gideon Orkar in 1990 had the intention of
breaking up Nigeria.

**46. Answer:** A.) Asaba

**Explanation:** As Ibadan is to Oyo State, so is Asaba to Delta State (Asaba is the capital of
Delta State).

**47. Answer:** A.) Three (3)

**Explanation:** Three former Military Heads of State (Olusegun Obasanjo, Muhammadu
Buhari, and Ibrahim Babangida) have won elections as President in Nigeria.

**48. Answer:** C.) Prime Minister

**Explanation:** In a Parliamentary system of government, the *Prime Minister* is the Head of
Government.

**49. Answer:** B.) Mineral salts generated from rocks are emptied in them
**Explanation:** Oceans are salty because mineral salts from rocks are carried by rivers and
streams into the oceans.

**50. Answer:** B.) June 12

**Explanation:** Democracy Day is celebrated in Nigeria on June 12.

**51. Answer:** A.) Flora Shaw

**Explanation:** The name "Nigeria" was coined by Flora Shaw, who later became the wife of
Lord Lugard.

**52. Answer:** A.) Galileo

**Explanation:** The microscope is attributed to Zacharias Janssen, but Galileo is credited with
improvements that led to its widespread use.

**53. Answer:** A.) Orthopedics

**Explanation:** Orthopedics is the branch of medicine that deals with the treatment and
correction of deformities of the bones and joints.

**54. Answer:** C.) 1914 and 1918

**Explanation:** The First World War began in 1914 and ended in 1918.

**55. Answer:** B.) West

**Explanation:** Nigeria is located in West Africa.

**56. Answer:** A.) All the sides are equal

**Explanation:** In a square, all sides are equal in length.

**57. Answer:** C.) Niger Delta Development Commission

**Explanation:** NDDC stands for Niger Delta Development Commission.

**58. Answer:** A.) Yuri Gagarin

**Explanation:** Yuri Gagarin was the first human to journey into outer space.

**59. Answer:** B.) Thirteen

**Explanation:** As of now, thirteen individuals have ruled Nigeria since independence in 1960.

**60. Answer:** C.) Gombe State

**Explanation:** The slogan “Jewel in the Savannah” belongs to Gombe State.

**61. Answer:** D.) All of the Above

**Explanation:** Air pollution can be caused by burning coal, industrial gases, and cigarette
smoking, among other factors.

**62. Answer:** A.) Chief Judge

**Explanation:** The Chief Judge is the head of the Judicial Arm of government in a state in
Nigeria.

**63. Answer:** B.) Enugu

**Explanation:** Enugu is known for its coal deposits, just as Port-Harcourt is known for
petroleum.

**64. Answer:** B.) 4th July

**Explanation:** Independence Day in the United States is celebrated on the 4th of July.

**65. Answer:** A.) Brasilia

**Explanation:** The capital of Brazil is Brasília.

**66. Answer:** A.) Prof. Mahmood Yakubu

**Explanation:** Prof. Mahmood Yakubu is the current Chairman of the Independent National
Electoral Commission (INEC).

**67. Answer:** D.) Man

**Explanation:** While a bus, car, and lorry are all means of land transportation, "Man" is not.

**68. Answer:** A.) Before the polling day

**Explanation:** Political parties campaign to elect rulers before the polling day.

**69. Answer:** A.) Niger

**Explanation:** The Niger River is the longest river in West Africa.

**70. Answer:** B.) Bus Rapid Transit

**Explanation:** "BRT" stands for Bus Rapid Transit.

**71. Answer:** A.) Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe

**Explanation:** Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe was the Head of State in Nigeria from October 1963 until
the first military coup in January 1966.

**72. Answer:** A.) Ekiti

**Explanation:** Ekiti State is known as the "Fountain of Knowledge" in Nigeria.

**73. Answer:** C.) Lagos State Traffic Management Authority

**Explanation:** LASTMA stands for Lagos State Traffic Management Authority.

**74. Answer:** B.) Five (5)

**Explanation:** Since the return to civil rule in 1999, Nigeria has had five elected presidents:
Olusegun Obasanjo, Umaru Musa Yar'Adua, Goodluck Jonathan, Muhammadu Buhari, and
Bola Tinubu.
**75. Answer:** A.) 27
**Explanation:** Nelson Mandela spent 27 years in prison.

**76. Answer:** B.) Doyin Abiola

**Explanation:** Doyin Abiola was the first female editor of a national newspaper in Nigeria.

**77. Answer:** B.) Akwa Ibom

**Explanation:** Akwa Ibom State is referred to as the "Land of Promise."

**78. Answer:** B.) Sultan

**Explanation:** The traditional ruler of Sokoto is known as the Sultan.

**79. Answer:** B.) Six (6)

**Explanation:** The South-West Geo-Political Zone in Nigeria comprises six states: Lagos,
Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo, and Ekiti.

**80. Answer:** A.) 8:00 am and 4:00 pm

**Explanation:** The official working hours in the Nigerian public sector are typically between
8:00 am and 4:00 pm.

**81. Answer:** A.) Privy Court

**Explanation:** The Privy Court is not part of the Nigerian Judicial System. The Nigerian
Judicial System includes courts like the National Industrial Court, Federal High Court, and Court
of Appeal.

**82. Answer:** B.) Gen. Aguiyi Ironsi

**Explanation:** General Aguiyi Ironsi was the first Military Head of State of Nigeria, following
the coup of January 1966.

**83. Answer:** B.) Kayode Egbetokun

**Explanation:** Kayode Egbetokun is the current Inspector General of the Nigerian Police
Force.

**84. Answer:** A.) Ten (10)

**Explanation:** General Yakubu Gowon was Nigeria's longest-serving Military Head of State,
ruling for 10 years from 1966 to 1975.

**85. Answer:** A.) December 31st, 1983

**Explanation:** The coup that toppled President Shehu Shagari’s regime took place on
December 31st, 1983.

**86. Answer:** B.) Anemometer

**Explanation:** An anemometer is an instrument used for measuring the speed of wind.
**87. Answer:** C.) Movement of blood
**Explanation:** In the context of the body, circulation refers to the movement of blood through
the heart and blood vessels.

**88. Answer:** B.) Abdul Rasheed Bawa

**Explanation:** Abdul Rasheed Bawa is the immediate past Chairman of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

**89. Answer:** D.) United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
**Explanation:** UNESCO stands for United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
Organization.

**90. Answer:** A.) Nyesom Wike

**Explanation:** Nyesom Wike was included in the list of ministerial nominees submitted to the
National Assembly on 27 July, 2023.

**91. Answer:** C.) Recycling

**Explanation:** Recycling is the process of converting waste materials into new, useful
products.

**92. Answer:** B.) Cyril Ramaphosa

**Explanation:** Cyril Ramaphosa is the current President of South Africa, not a former
President.

**93. Answer:** A.) Archbishop

**Explanation:** An Archbishop is a religious leader, not a political leader.

**94. Answer:** D.) All of the above

**Explanation:** Malta, Papua New Guinea, and Cyprus are not African countries.

**95. Answer:** A.) Aminu Ado Bayero

**Explanation:** Aminu Ado Bayero is the current Emir of Kano.

**96. Answer:** B.) United States of America

**Explanation:** In the United States of America, Nigeria's Foreign Mission is called an
Embassy. In Commonwealth countries like the UK, it’s typically called a High Commission.

**97. Answer:** C.) Nigeria Communications Commission

**Explanation:** NCC stands for Nigeria Communications Commission.

**98. Answer:** C.) Sokoto

**Explanation:** Zamfara State was created out of Sokoto State.

**99. Answer:** B.) Chief of Army Staff

**Explanation:** Before becoming Head of State, Muhammadu Buhari did not serve as Chief of
Army Staff.

**100. Answer:** C.) National Emergency Management Agency

**Explanation:** NEMA stands for National Emergency Management Agency.

101.) The Nigeria flag has _______ colours

**B.) Three**
*Explanation: The flag of Nigeria has three vertical stripes: green, white, and green.*

102.) The First Television station to be established in Africa was in

**D.) Ibadan**
*Explanation: The first television station in Africa, NTA (Nigerian Television Authority) Ibadan,
was established in 1959.*

103.) The declaration of Biafra as an independent Republic was made on

**C.) May 30, 1967**
*Explanation: Biafra was declared an independent republic on May 30, 1967, leading to the
Nigerian Civil War.*

104.) The Immediate past Speaker of the Nigerian House of Representative is

**C.) Femi Gbajabiamila**
*Explanation: Femi Gbajabiamila served as Speaker of the House of Representatives from 2019
to 2023.*

105.) The 30 - state structure for Nigeria was created by

**D.) Gen. Ibrahim Babangida**
*Explanation: Gen. Ibrahim Babangida created the 30-state structure in Nigeria in 1991.*

106.) One of these was NOT killed in office as Head of State or President of Nigeria?
**A.) Umaru Yar’Adua**
*Explanation: Umaru Yar’Adua died while in office, but not through assassination; he died from
illness.*

107.) The disease commonly known as ‘Sleeping Sickness’ is caused by

**C.) Tse - tse Fly**
*Explanation: Sleeping Sickness, or Trypanosomiasis, is transmitted by the tse-tse fly.*

108.) Which of the following is not a former Minister of Education in Nigeria

**D.) Prof. Ishaq Oloyede**
*Explanation: Prof. Ishaq Oloyede is known for his role as JAMB registrar, not as Minister of
Education.*

109.) A stretch of water surrounded by Land is called

**B.) Lake**
*Explanation: A lake is a large body of water surrounded by land.*

110.) The 4th Elected Governor of Lagos State is

**B.) Michael Otedola**
*Explanation: Michael Otedola was the 4th elected governor of Lagos State, serving from 1992
to 1993.*

111.) The Leader of Muslims in Nigeria is

**B.) Sultan of Sokoto**
*Explanation: The Sultan of Sokoto is the spiritual leader of Muslims in Nigeria.*

112.) One of these is out of place

**D.) Ibadan**
*Explanation: Ikeja, Ikoyi, and Lekki are areas in Lagos State, while Ibadan is a city in Oyo
State.*

113.) TUC is an acronym for

**D.) Trade Union Congress**
*Explanation: TUC stands for Trade Union Congress, which is a federation of trade unions in
Nigeria.*

114.) The Federal Capital of Nigeria was moved from Lagos to Abuja in year
**B.) 1991**
*Explanation: The capital was officially moved from Lagos to Abuja in 1991.*

115.) The Holy book of the Christians is called the ___________

**C.) Bible**
*Explanation: The Bible is the holy book of Christians.*

116.) The Governor of Katsina State is

**A.) Dikko Umaru Radda**
*Explanation: Dikko Umaru Radda is the current Governor of Katsina State.*

117.) A person who is involved in making measurements on the earth’s surface for the purpose
of producing a map or plan is a
**D.) Surveyor**
*Explanation: A surveyor measures and maps land and is involved in land surveys.*

118.) One of the following is NOT a social media

**D.) Telephone**
*Explanation: Facebook, WhatsApp, and Twitter are social media platforms, while a telephone is
a communication device.*
119.) How many Regions did Nigeria have at Independence on October 1, 1960?
**B.) Four (4)**
*Explanation: At independence, Nigeria was divided into four regions: Northern, Western,
Eastern, and Southern Cameroons.*

120.) The longest River in Africa is

**A.) Nile**
*Explanation: The Nile River is the longest river in Africa.*