Primary 4 Nigerian History Flashcards: Historical Features and Sites in Nigeria II

Question 1

The major river that enters Nigeria from the northwest and reaches the Atlantic through a delta is River ________.

Accepted Answer

Niger

Question 2

The River Benue joins the River Niger at ________.

Accepted Answer

Lokoja

Question 3

The large rock called the Gateway to Abuja is ________ Rock.

Accepted Answer

Zuma

Question 4

The rock that served as a refuge for the Egba people is ________ Rock.

Accepted Answer

Olumo

Question 5

Olumo Rock is located in ________.

Accepted Answer

Abeokuta

Question 6

The famous hills located in Ondo State are the ________ Hills.

Accepted Answer

Idanre

Question 7

The UNESCO cultural landscape in Adamawa State is ________.

Accepted Answer

Sukur

Question 8

Ancient iron-smelting traditions are associated with the ________ Cultural Landscape.

Accepted Answer

Sukur

Question 9

The walls and moats that defended an old Edo kingdom are in ________ City.

Accepted Answer

Benin

Question 10

The coastal town known for slave-trade history is ________.

Accepted Answer

Badagry

Question 11

The ancient walls that protected a northern commercial city are the ________ City Walls.

Accepted Answer

Kano

Question 12

Planting trees near a historical site helps hold the ________ in place.

Accepted Answer

soil

Question 13

Proper drainage around ancient structures prevents flooding and water ________.

Accepted Answer

damage

Question 14

Cracks or erosion at a site should be reported to the appropriate ________.

Accepted Answer

authorities

Question 15

Writing or painting names on a monument is called ________ it.

Accepted Answer

defacing

Question 16

Museums preserve history by collecting, caring for, and displaying ________.

Accepted Answer

artefacts

Question 17

Which pairing is correct: Zuma Rock–Niger State, Olumo Rock–Kano State, Idanre Hills–Borno State, or Badagry–Plateau State?

Accepted Answer

Zuma Rock–Niger State

Question 18

Which action does NOT protect a historical site: managing drainage, reporting vandalism, supporting museums, or illegal digging?

Accepted Answer

illegal digging

Question 19

The River Niger and River Benue are both important natural historical ________.

Accepted Answer

features

Question 20

Preserving rivers, rocks, walls, and artefacts keeps Nigeria’s history ________.

Accepted Answer

alive

Strong work.