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GST 102
MCQ1: The core aspect of a paragraph is its
Answer: Main idea
MCQ2: The main idea is usually couched in the
Answer: Topic sentence
MCQ3: Most topic sentences are usually ______ of the paragraph.
Answer: At the beginning
MCQ4: In most writings, the _____ in a paragraph tends to present the central theme in it.
Answer: First sentence
MCQ5: When using example as a paragraph development device, you will likely use one of these
Answer: For example
MCQ6: The central concern of narrative writing is
Answer: Telling a story
MCQ7: The major focus of a descriptive paragraph is to ______ about a thing or person.
Answer: Give details
MCQ8: A paragraph providing step by step details of a process of an experiment you just performed will be called _____.
Answer: Explanatory
MCQ9: “All men are women abusers” is an example of a statement that will be referred to as
Answer: Generalisation
MCQ10: When you write to the VC of your university, it is a(n)
Answer: Formal letter
MCQ11: A major way of determining if a letter is informal or not is through the
Answer: Language usage
MCQ12: If you are writing a letter to your friend, one of the ways you will salute them is to start your letter with
Answer: Dear Sam
MCQ13: If you are to write a letter to your Faculty Dean, you are expected to write it ____ your Centre Director.
Answer: Through
MCQ14: When a patient dies of lung cancer attributable to his chain smoking habit, it would be right to say cigarette is ______.of his death.
Answer: Cause
MCQ15: Letter to the Editor is normally written to
Answer: Newspaper houses
MCQ16: A letter seeking for job is usually called
Answer: Application letter
MCQ17: You were offered jobs by two organisations, which letter will you write to the one you did not want to work with?
Answer: Letter of acceptance
MCQ18: If you have a job offer from more than one organisation, state the type of letter you are going to write to the organisation you do not wish to work with ______.
Answer: Letter to decline
MCQ19: An essay you write to present your class debate will be written in _____ language.
Answer: Formal
MCQ20: When you want to write a letter to accept a job offer, it should be done with
Answer: Gratitude
MCQ21: If you are seeking to further your studies, what sort of letter can your lecturer writer to support your quest?
Answer: Reference letter
MCQ22: When you want to sign off the letter to your friend, putting your full name and signature will be regarded as ____.
Answer: Out of order
MCQ23: You have siblings attending the conventional universities, if you are to write to the president to express your opinion on how the current ASUU strike should be handled, you are likely to express it as ________.
Answer: Newspaper article
MCQ24: If you are addressing a woman with her professional title, it is always better to address her without _________, except she requested otherwise.
Answer: Mrs.
MCQ25: When your letter ends with ‘Yours sincerely, Chuka’ it is most probably a letter to
Answer: Your friend
MCQ26: A formal letter is usually expected to have ____ as the summary of its content.
Answer: A heading
MCQ27: Most letters to the editor tend to contain
Answer: complaints
MCQ28: If you witnessed an armed robbery incident, the report you will give to the Police is called
Answer: A statement
MCQ29: An experimental report will likely contain a thing like
Answer: Procedure
MCQ30: A core requirement for a scientific report is that it MUST be
Answer: Objective
MCQ31: When you are presenting only the salient points of a passage, you are doing
Answer: Summary writing
MCQ32: What best way do you think you can develop your summary writing skill?
Answer: By practising it daily
MCQ33: One good way of developing the summary of a passage is by taking the ____ in each paragraph.
Answer: main idea
MCQ34: Expansion materials are not acceptable in
Answer: A summary passage
MCQ35: To really master the summary writing skill, you must _______.
Answer: Learn to identify core points in the passage
FBQ1: A paragraph that presents a cause should have the ____ too for it to be considered good paragraph development strategy.
Answer: effect
FBQ2: In this sentence, ‘She has arrived, …?’, its second part will likely be: ____
Answer: hasn’t she
FBQ3: An English polar question will most probably be answered with a ____ or _____.
Answer: yes
FBQ4: A summary passage is expected to be ____ than the passage it was extracted from in terms of length.
Answer: shorter
FBQ5: When you use comparison in developing a paragraph, it means that, at least, _____ things are the focus of your writing.
Answer: two
FBQ6: The correct transcription of ‘back’ is _______.
Answer: /bӕk/
FBQ7: The transcribed word /ʃelvz/ is lexically written as ________.
Answer: shelves
FBQ8: The word transcribed as /lʌv/ will be orthographically presented as _________.
Answer: love
FBQ9: ‘How kind of you!’ is structurally regarded as _________ in the classification of sentences.
Answer: simple
FBQ10: The transcription /jɔt/ will normally represent ______ word in English.
Answer: yacht
FBQ11: The transcribed word /kɵum/ here is ______.
Answer: comb
FBQ12: This word ‘examination’ has the main stress on its ____ syllable.
Answer: fourth
FBQ13: The word ‘Registrar’ has _____ syllables.
Answer: three
FBQ14: Transcribe the word ‘children’.
Answer: ʧɪldrən
FBQ15: Give the transcribed form of the word ‘shot’ ______.
Answer: /ʃɔt/
FBQ16: /θɪn/ would be a transcript of ________.
Answer: thin
FBQ17: /ʃə:t/ is a transcription of ________.
Answer: shirt
FBQ18: Transcribe the word ‘cloth’ ______.
Answer: /klɔθ/
FBQ19: Indicate the number of syllables in this word ‘kingship’ ______.
Answer: two
FBQ20: The word transcribed as /wɔndə/ is written in English as ____
Answer: wonder
FBQ21: ‘I will see you tomorrow, God willing’ will functionally be described as: _____.
Answer: A statement
FBQ22: ‘Whenever he arrives, tell him to come in’ is functionally regarded as ______ sentence.
Answer: command
FBQ23: ‘He came, he saw, he conquered’ could be structurally described as ______.
Answer: compound sentence
FBQ24: ‘The boy that came to visit me is my nephew; he is in the University of Lagos, doing his first degree’ is a sentence that is structurally _______.
Answer: compound-complex
FBQ25: ‘I just love to read!’ is functionally ____.
Answer: exclamation
FBQ26: One way of developing paragraphs is by ____ one thing with another, which usually brings together positive features of the two elements.
Answer: comparing
FBQ27: You can also bring together two things in a negative sense; this is called _____ because it brings side by side negative features of those elements being focused.
Answer: contrast
FBQ28: When a group of scholars come together to discuss a topic in their department, it is usually known as ______.
Answer: seminar
FBQ29: To moderate a seminar session, the person to chair is usually expected to be ____ in that field of study.
Answer: An expert
FBQ30: A seminar cover page is expected to give the ________ of the writer to identify who it is that did the work.
Answer: name
FBQ31: Seminar presentation is usually the ____ end of writing it.
Answer: logical
FBQ32: When a seminar paper stirs up debate about the topic of discussion it is focused on, it is considered ____.
Answer: good
FBQ33: A seminar paper that has every point raised acceptable to the audience would be considered _______.
Answer: suspect
FBQ34: Every culture has its manner of doing ______ in the public, depending on the acceptable way of speaking to its community members.
Answer: oratory
FBQ 35: ‘I stand on the existing protocols’ appears to be a ___ cultural thing.
Answer: Nigerian
GST 107
FBQ1: The term Distance Education is relatively old concept, while Open Learning is an old term. TRUE OR FALSE? ____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ2: Students of National Open University of Nigeria, study under a non-conventional mode. TRUE OR FALSE? _____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ3: In distance learning, the Sandwich programme cannot be referred to as ‘correspondence education’ TRUE OR FALSE? ____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ4: Pitman’s correspondence courses in Shorthand started in_______
Answer: 1840s
FBQ5: The institution to first offer degrees through distance education was _______
Answer: University of London
FBQ6: Good note-taking requires---------, accuracy and clarity
Answer: Speed
FBQ7: The productive skill in language use, and interactive activity can be developed through practice ____________
Answer: Writing
FBQ8: Note-taking requires and encourages intensive __________
Answer: listening
FBQ9: The graphic image, or object that represents a file, programme, web page or command is called ________
Answer: Icon
FBQ10: The pre-marked paper used as a dummy for a publication is called ___
Answer: Layout sheet
FBQ11: In Nigeria, Correspondence study started Extra mural studies in ______
Answer: University of Ibadan
FBQ12: The inability to select only relevant and important sounds and messages is what makes good listening. True or False? _________
Answer: False
FBQ13: Listening is active while hearing is passive. True or False? _______
Answer: True
FBQ14: SQ3R is an acronym used in ______
Answer: Reading
FBQ15: Listening is a purposeful activity. True or False? ________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ16: The first educational instruction was aired in 1816 by ____________
Answer: Radio
FBQ17: Listening requires paying conscious attention to a ___________.
Answer: spoken discourse
FBQ18: The verbal mode of expression and involves the use of the Organs of speech is ___
Answer: Speaking
FBQ19: The receptive skills include ______
Answer: Listening and reading
FBQ20: Productive skills include ________
Answer: Speaking and writing
FBQ21: Use of Clichés in a sentence renders it less effective due to _________
Answer: over-use
FBQ22: Sign language can be used to teach a student with _______
Answer: hearing impairment
FBQ23: When all the lines of headline text share same midpoint, this is known as____
Answer: Centre Text
FBQ24: Linguistic barrier can results in disconnect between the ____
Answer: speaker and the listener
FBQ25: Perceptual barriers come to play when the speaker and the listener possibly view the same situation from _____
Answer: varying points
FBQ26: In studying, Skimming is the idea of doing ______
Answer: selective reading
FBQ27: __________ learners prefer to read notes aloud and discuss it with other people.
Answer: Auditory
FBQ28: When your answer demands that you compare what different writers said about an issue, you are_______
Answer: Evaluating
FBQ29: Kinaesthetic/ Tactile learner prefers to learn by ______
Answer: doing
FBQ30: Writing essays is a multi-layered activity. As such, it’s title have _________
Answer: hidden depths
FBQ31: The decision to set up an open university in Nigeria was first conceived in
Answer: 1976
FBQ32: Programmes, data, protocols are types of a computer’s ____
Answer: Software
FBQ33: Critical reading lies at the heart of good _______
Answer: learning
FBQ34: Discussion is a command mode of learning which allows you to share the burden of understanding ______
Answer: new idea
FBQ35: The Act to back up the establishment of the Open University was passed by the National Assembly in _______
Answer: 1983
MCQ1: National Open University of Nigeria is the only
Answer: Mono-Mode Open And Distance Learning
MCQ2: Open and distance learning is a system of education that demand from students
Answer: Self-motivation
MCQ3: The natural order of acquisition of language skills is
Answer: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing
MCQ4: During the earliest appearance of Distance Learning, participant interaction was ensured through distribution of
Answer: Printed materials
MCQ5: The first University to offer degrees through distance education is
Answer: University of London
MCQ6: The foundation of the second stage of distance education was laid during
Answer: World War I
MCQ7: Which of these is peculiar to students of Distance Education?
Answer: Self-discipline
MCQ8: Speaking Aids/facilities include all, EXCEPT
Answer: Formal- audio
MCQ9: Regional Training and Research Institute for Open and Distance Learning (RETRIDAL) is the brain child of who?
Answer: Commonwealth of Learning (COL)
MCQ10: The experimental radio broadcast with the College of the Air took place in
Answer: 1960s
MCQ11: All but one of these characterised open and distance learning
Answer: Non separation of teacher and learner
MCQ12: A learner makes his reading real only by this
Answer: Copying what he read in a notebook.
MCQ13: Reading is a set of practices which enable you to engage with the following ideas in a text, EXCEPT
Answer: Setting reference.
MCQ14: The SQ3R as an acronym for effective and efficient reading strategy, in its full meaning does not include
Answer: Scan
MCQ15: Technology has contributed all but one of these to distance education.
Answer: advancement in student-teacher ratio
MCQ16: Which of these term is not applicable to Fourth generation Distance Education
Answer: f-Learning (flexible learning)
MCQ17: In distance education, 1874 marks the beginning of
Answer: television experiment
MCQ18: The word that qualifies what reminds a reader at each moment of where he is, in the argument and pointing the way he is heading is called
Answer: Signposting
MCQ19: Reading is the greatest stimulator of
Answer: critical thinking
MCQ20: Which of the phases in distance learning, is referred to as Computer technology?
Answer: Third phase
MCQ21: Educational delivery is affected by emerging
Answer: technologies
MCQ22: Good writing is primarily a factor of quality arguments and
Answer: ideas
MCQ23: The educational philosophy of open learning emphasizes giving learners choices about these, EXCEPT
Answer: Cost of education
MCQ24: Quoting is an excellent way of bringing the views of an author into play.
Answer: essay writing
MCQ25: The success of this University, led to the establishment of other open universities globally.MCQ26: One of the listed does not belong to the students’ learning classification.
Answer: Sensory learners
MCQ27: A student get used to the format of the questions through
Answer: Practice with old exams
MCQ28: Activities carried out by an assessor to ascertain the level of achievement and ability of a learner is called
Answer: Play-back
MCQ29: All but one of these stand as advantages for learning through reading.
Answer: Exploration of intellectual properties
MCQ30: Among the listed, what increases the level of participation and involvement of the recipient in decoding the message is called
Answer: Feedback
MCQ31: A good research project must have these number of chapters
Answer: Five
MCQ32: Chapter one of a research project must have all these among others, EXCEPT
Answer: Research Design
MCQ33: In a particular research project chapter, which of the following does not belong
Answer: Purpose of the study
MCQ34: The writing that explains how something is done.
Answer: Summative
MCQ35: A well written paragraph must have
Answer: Unity
GST 201
FBQ1: The primary aim of the first amalgamation in Nigeria by the British was purely ___________.
Answer: Economic
FBQ2: The British government amalgamated Lagos colony and protectorate with the protectorate of Southern Nigeria to form the new colony and protectorate of Southern in the year ___________.
Answer: 1906
FBQ3: The “negro world” was the most prominent newspaper that contributed to the emergence of Nigerian ____________.
Answer: Nationalism
FBQ4: The National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroon was first headed by ___________.
Answer: Herbert Macaulay
FBQ5: The origin of Yoruba was traced by Rev. Samuel Johnson to __________.
Answer: Egypt
FBQ6: Oduduwa was believed to be the foremost ___________ leader.
Answer: Yoruba
FBQ7: The ______________ often regulate and limit the power of Alaafin.
Answer: Oyomesi
FBQ8: The European’s first visit to Bini was in _________ A.D.
Answer: 1472
FBQ9: Ogiso era was the first pre-colonial history of the _________ kingdom.
Answer: Bini
FBQ10: _________ was the founder of Hausa.
Answer: Bayajida
FBQ11: The Hausa original states were ____________ in number.
Answer: Seven
FBQ12: The language that unites all Kanem-Bornu people is referred to as _________.
Answer: Kanuri
FBQ13: The Europeans first came to Nigeria through ____________.
Answer: Bini
FBQ14: The channel that the British used to have contact with Nigeria was ____________ trade.
Answer: Trans-Atlantic slave
FBQ15: The British took over Lagos as a colony in ___________
Answer: 1861
FBQ16: The rest of Nigeria was occupied by British in ______century
Answer: 19th
FBQ17: The British first amalgamated Nigeria in ___________.
Answer: 1906
FBQ18: The second Nigeria-British amalgamation took place in __________.
Answer: 1914
FBQ19: Itsekiri is one of the major ethnic groups in the southern Nigeria. Type in the correct option. True or False
Answer: True
FBQ20: The McPherson constitution was in force in the year _______.
Answer: 1951
FBQ21: The Lyttleton constitution was in force in the year _______.
Answer: 1954
FBQ22: The Richards constitution was in force in the year _______.
Answer: 1946
FBQ23: Lyttleton constitution remains the cornerstone of the Nigerian constitution till date. Type in the correct option. False or True
Answer: True
FBQ24: The culture of the rain forest region in Nigeria can be categorised into _________ main groups.
Answer: Four
FBQ25: The Igbos does not belong to the rain forest region in Nigeria. Type in the correct option.True or False.
Answer: False
FBQ26: Village democracy is well known for the _________ people.
Answer: Igbo
FBQ27: The monarchical states best represents the __________ people in the rain forest Nigeria.
Answer: Yoruba
FBQ28: Communities like Ife, Nkwere, Awka, Abiriba and Oyo have __________smelting as their major business.
Answer: Iron
FBQ29: God is called Osanobua in __________ kingdom.
Answer: Benin
FBQ30: Plateau state belongs to the guinea savannah region in Nigeria. Type in the correct option. True or False
Answer: True
FBQ31: The jukun had not developed monarchical structure. Type in the correct option. True or False
Answer: No
FBQ32: The major economic preoccupation of the people of the guinea savannah region is _________.
Answer: Farming
FBQ33: The kanuri and the __________ constitute the major cultural groups of the Sudan savannah region in Nigeria.
Answer: Hausa
FBQ34: The original home of the Hausa people is __________.
Answer: Daura
FBQ35: The most representative of the people of the Sudan savannah region is the _________..
Answer: Hausa
MCQ1: How many major ethnic groups in the country Nigeria were identified in the course material?
Answer: 6
MCQ2: The following except one are the major ethnic groups in the southern Nigeria.
Answer: Igala
MCQ3: Where can Yoruba race cannot be found ?
Answer: kogi
MCQ4: Rev. Samuel Johnson traced the origin of Yoruba to
Answer: Egypt
MCQ5: Who is the first leader of Yoruba?
Answer: Oduduwa
MCQ6: Who were the chiefs that regulated the power of Alaafin?
Answer: Oyomesi
MCQ7: In Yoruba land, which cult played a mediatory role in any conflict between the Oyomesi and the Alaafin?
Answer: Ogboni
MCQ8: The head of the army in traditional Yoruba society was conferred with the coveted title
Answer: Are-Ona-Kankanfo
MCQ9: Where was the Bini first visited by the Europeans ?
Answer: 1472
MCQ10: Which reign did Ruy de Sequeira,a Portuguese, arrived at Bini?
Answer: Ewuare’s
MCQ11: What was the name of the European country that first visited The Benin Kingdom in the West Coast of Africa to exchange ambassadors with a major European power?
Answer: Portuguese
MCQ12: Name the second period of pre-colonial Bini history?
Answer: Ogiso era
MCQ13: What version of the Igbo origin believe that the Igbo peoples migrated to their present location from either the western Europe?
Answer: The Middle East Version
MCQ14: What version of the Igbo origin believes that the ancestor of the Igbo, Eri, descended from the sky and sailed down the River Anambra ?
Answer: Nri
MCQ15: Who established the kingdom of Itsekiri?
Answer: Iginuwa
MCQ16: Which surround the capital of traditional Itsekiri kingdom?
Answer: Forcados, Escravos and Benin Rivers
MCQ17: Which one of these ethnic groups is not from Northern Nigeria ?
Answer: The atumpa
MCQ18: One of the largest linguistic group in the whole Africa is the __________.
Answer: Hausa/Fulani
MCQ19: Who was the founder/hero of the Hausa?
Answer: Bayajida
MCQ20: Who was the father of Biran?
Answer: Bayajida
MCQ21: The original Hausa state is referred to as Hausa Bokwoi. What is Bokwoi in Hausa language?
Answer: Seven
MCQ22: What is the language that unites all the Kanem-Bornu people?
Answer: Kanuri
MCQ23: How many division was the army divided in the traditional Kanen- Bornu?
Answer: Home division and bush garrison.
MCQ24: Which of these is not the most fiefdomsin Kanem-Bornu political structure? are Galadima, and
Answer: Yamako
MCQ25: Which institution in the socio-political organization of the Kanem-Bornu was made of slaves and eunuchs.
Answer: Servile
MCQ26: One of the offices held by the slaves and eunuchs in the socio-political organization of the Kanem-Bornu was ___________.
Answer: Mushemu
MCQ27: In the socio-political organization history of the Igala ayagba or idoko was known as the ancestor to all the ________.
Answer: Attahs’
MCQ28: Who were first Europeans to land in Nigeria in 1472?
Answer: Portuguese
MCQ29: The first European that first landed in Nigeria arrived through __________.
Answer: Bini
MCQ30: Who was the first European to arrive in Nigeria?
Answer: lord Luggard
MCQ31: Which of the channel that first put the British in contact with Nigeria?
Answer: Trans-Atlantic slave trade
MCQ32: Mention the date that the British took Lagos as a colony.
Answer: 1861
MCQ33: Which century did The British occupied the rest of Nigeria in?
Answer: 19th
MCQ34: Which year the first amalgamation of Nigeria by the British took place ?
Answer: 1906
MCQ35: When was the second amalgamation of Nigeria by the British took place ?
Answer: 1914
GST 203
FBQ1: Directive function of language is also known as ____ function
Answer: Evocative
FBQ2: Complete this argument (which moves from general proposition to a particular proposition as the conclusion): “All Senators are liars, Tunde Bakare is a Senator, therefore, _____”
Answer: Tuned Bakare is a liar
FBQ3: According to the law of _____, everything must choose to be either “A” or not “A”
Answer: Excluded middle
FBQ4: The definition of logic as the science of laws of thought implies a mutual relationship between logic and ___
Answer: Language
FBQ5: The weakness or strength of an inductive argument depends on the degree of ____ contained in the conclusion
Answer: Evidence
FBQ6: The argument: “Janet is a Muslim, all Muslims are traders, therefore Janet is a trader” is valid but _______
Answer: Unsound
FBQ7: Complete this valid but unsound deductive argument: “All GST 203 Students are brilliant, the Vice President of Nigeria is a GST 203 Student, therefore ____ “
Answer: The Vice President of Nigeria is brilliant
FBQ8: Complete this sound deductive argument: “Lagos is in Nigeria, Nigeria is in Africa, therefore ____ .“
Answer: Lagos is in Africa
FBQ9: For a ___, the role of reason is basically one of interpreting and defending the dogma derived from sources whose authority and truth is dependent on faith.
Answer: Religionist
FBQ10: The field of research directed towards obtaining further knowledge of nature is called ______.
Answer: Science
FBQ11: The branch of philosophy concerned with the morality of human action is called ____.
Answer: Ethics
FBQ12: ________ enables philosophers to make their arguments well stated and persuasive more than other people do.
Answer: Logic
FBQ13: The ‘Dialectical method’ of Hegel moves from thesis to _____ and synthesis.
Answer: Anti-thesis
FBQ14: In Greek language, the word Sophia means ____.
Answer: Wisdom
FBQ15: The result of the philosophical doctrine, which sees knowledge as exclusively depending on sense experience is known as ____.
Answer: Master Scientist
FBQ16: In the Under-labourer conception, philosophy characterises a person’s or group of persons _____.
Answer: Attitude to life
FBQ17: “All politicians are liars” is an example of ___ proposition.
Answer: Universal affirmative
FBQ18: ___ is a form of definition that expresses the meaning of a word based on available theories in specific discipline.
Answer: Theoretical definition
FBQ19: “You don’t know any of the accused persons, do you?” is an example of _____fallacy.
Answer: Leading question
FBQ20: “My lord, if you send me to prison, my seven children will suffer, there will be no one to take care of my sick mother and my father will die of heart attack.” is an example of ____ fallacy
Answer: Appeal to Pity
FBQ21: “I look out at you all, and I tell you, I am proud to be here. Proud to belong to a party that stands for what is good for Nigeria. Proud to cast my lot with the kind of people who make this nation great. Proud to stand with men and women who can get our nation back on its feet. Yes, there are those who criticize us, as weak and insensitive. But when I look at you hard-working people, I know we are right, and the critics are wrong.” This is an example of _____ fallacy
Answer: Appeal to Popular feeling
FBQ22: ___ is another word for recursive definition.
Answer: Induction
FBQ23: In the concept of ‘Definition’ that which is doing the defining is referred to as ____.
Answer: Definien
FBQ24: Ethno-Philosophy sees philosophy as an item of _____ property rather than an activity of the individual
Answer: Communal
FBQ25: _____ developed the theory of ‘condensation and refraction’ to explain the original stuff from which all things are made.
Answer: Anaximenes
FBQ26: “Segun is a boy” is an example of ___ proposition
Answer: Particular affirmative
FBQ27: To ___ everything that exists is permanent, indestructible and unchanging.
Answer: Parmenides
FBQ28: A ‘lexical definition’ is identical with a ____ definition of words.
Answer: Dictionary
FBQ29: In the currents of African philosophy, ____ is a sort of individualist version of Ethno-Philosophy, in which one records the belief of certain special members of the community.
Answer: Sage philosophy
FBQ30: ____ proposed the idea that the sources of all things must be a neutral element, different from all the elements we know.
Answer: Anaximander
FBQ31: The establishment of the world as being made up of a single underlying item or substance is referred to as ___
Answer: Monism
FBQ32: ___ is the branch of philosophy that refers to the study of the fundamental principles of the theory of education as distinguished from the science or art of education.
Answer: Philosophy of education
FBQ33: ___ is the method of philosophy which concerns itself with the establishment of correct concepts or definitions before trying to know their applications in life’s instances.
Answer: Socratic method
FBQ34: ___is the name of the Greek philosopher and mathematician who likened philosophers to spectators at the “Ancient Games”.
Answer: Pythagoras
FBQ35: ___ contrasted true lover of wisdom with those who merely parade themselves as lovers of wisdom when in actual fact they are mere lovers of words.
Answer: Socrates
MCQ1: Who first introduced the concept of “Tabula rasa”?
Answer: Avicenna
MCQ2: The belief that ‘Virtue’ is a kind of knowledge that we need to in order to reach the ultimate good is called
Answer: Eudemonism
MCQ3: The Renaissance age was marked by the movement away from religion and medieval scholasticism to
Answer: Humanism
MCQ4: “Ockham Razor”, the methodological principle which states that “one should not multiply arguments beyond necessary” was developed by
Answer: Ockham
MCQ5: All the following belong to the same AGE of philosophy EXCEPT
Answer: Heidegger
MCQ6: What was Descartes’ philosophical idea that set the agenda for Mind and Body problem?
Answer: Cartesian Dualism
MCQ7: The identification of the soul as having three parts namely Reason, Spirit and Appetite was done by
Answer: Plato
MCQ8: Who used the theory of Form to develop and explain epistemology?
Answer: Plato
MCQ9: Who among the following is NOT an ancient philosopher?
Answer: Baruch De Spinoza
MCQ10: Fallacy of “Begging the question” is also known as
Answer: Petito pricipii
MCQ11: The kind of definition which describes a special brand of stipulative and précising definition is known as
Answer: Theoretical definition
MCQ12: ‘Evidence’ or ‘Reason’ in logic is also known as
Answer: Premise
MCQ13: The critical thinking of Africans on their experience of reality is called
Answer: African philosophy
MCQ14: In the Medieval age, philosophy was subservient to
Answer: Religion
MCQ15: The Ontological argument for the existence of God was developed by
Answer: St Anslem
MCQ16: The concept of “Methodic doubt” was part of the philosophies of
Answer: Rene Descartes
MCQ17: Utilitarian ethicists are also known as
Answer: Consequentialists
MCQ18: The idea that there is no absolute truth and that two point of views can be accepted at the same time is credited to
Answer: Sophism
MCQ19: What type of argument is that in which the conclusion is based on probability?
Answer: Inductive argument
MCQ20: The founder of ‘Scepticism’ is called
Answer: Pyrroh
MCQ21: One value of philosophy is that it enables a person to develop the habit of
Answer: Reflection
MCQ22: The following are members of the age of delivery of philosophy EXCEPT
Answer: Ockham
MCQ23: The scientist’s main business is to explain
Answer: Natural phenomena
MCQ24: The word ‘Epistemology’ means
Answer: Theory of knowledge
MCQ25: The argument that consists of as many arguments as possible with so many premise(s) and conclusion(s) is
Answer: A complex argument
MCQ26: Who is the proponent of ‘Transcendental’ method of philosophy?
Answer: Immanuel Kant
MCQ27: The method of philosophy that is confined to sense experience is called
Answer: Empiricism
MCQ28: What method of philosophy holds that everything is real when it tends to fruitful activity and results?
Answer: Pragmatic method
MCQ29: In the Socratic method of philosophy, the assumption of an ignorance of truth by the teacher is known as
Answer: Socratic Irony
MCQ30: The idea that ‘Motion’ is nothing but an illusion is credited to
Answer: Zeno of Elea
MCQ31: The part of ethics that deals with the logical language of ethical concept and terms is known as
Answer: Meta-ethics
MCQ32: The type of logic that is concerned with knowledge and belief is called
Answer: Epistemic logic
MCQ33: What kind of logic deals with the basic operations of truth value?
Answer: Boolean logic
MCQ34: The Logic that serves as the study of natural language argument is called
Answer: Informal
MCQ35: What branch of philosophy helps us to avoid claims for which we do not have enough reasons?
Answer: Logic
GST 302
FBQ1: _____ is a method of stimulating individuals in an organization who think that something can be done differently and better.
Answer: Intrapreneurship
FBQ2: The document that shows whether a venture is economically feasible or not is called ____
Answer: Business plan
FBQ3: The period of business when an entrepreneur must position the venture in a market and make necessary adjustments to assure survival is called ______
Answer: start up stage
FBQ4: A psychological feature that enable an individual to take action toward a desired goal is called ____
Answer: Motive
FBQ5: In Entrepreneurship, the process of creating incremental wealth is called ___
Answer: Dynamic
FBQ6: An entrepreneur doing business within the national border is called ____ entrepreneurship
Answer: Domestic
FBQ7: Before opening his own business, Femi was writing a report that details the specifics of his ideas and future business operations. This document is known as ______
Answer: business plan
FBQ8: The process through which entrepreneurs develop new products thatover time make current products obsolete is known as _____
Answer: Creative destruction
FBQ9: The individuals that are involved in entrepreneurship are called _____
Answer: Proactive individuals
FBQ10: The method of selling goods to another country through a person in the entrepreneur’s home country is called ____
Answer: Indirect Export
FBQ11: The major career solution for many underemployed managers is _____
Answer: Entrepreneurship
FBQ12: The point at which an entrepreneur attains a production level where he/she will not gain or lose is called _____
Answer: Break even point
FBQ13: Mr. Alade is an entrepreneur. Before he started his business, he found out the feelings of the prospective consumers on the product. In the business palace, Mr. Alade carried out _____
Answer: Market Research
FBQ14: _____ is alternatively called corporate venturing
Answer: Intrapreneurship
FBQ15: A business where an individual is both the owner and manager of the business affairs is called______
Answer: Sole Proprietorship
FBQ16: ____ and R & D are good for spawning new enterprises
Answer: Finance
FBQ17: ____ franchisee has a great deal of autonomy and considerable freedom
Answer: Manufacturer’s representative
FBQ18: Mrs. Adagba is an entrepreneur who is into the production of garri using the exiting process of garri production. Therefore, Mrs. Adagba can be described as _____ entrepreneur
Answer: Imitating
FBQ19: An entrepreneur who is into a product or service that will help to improve on the exiting one is known as _____ entrepreneur
Answer: Innovative
FBQ20: An entrepreneur who is more concerned with the business that will help to improve the wellbeing of his/her people rather than profit making is called ____ entrepreneur.
Answer: social
MCQ1: The first stage in the life-cycle of a business is:
Answer: Seed or concept
MCQ2: Which of the following does not take place during the start-up stage of the business venture?
Answer: Initial screening of product and business ideas
MCQ3: At which stage of a business venture does financial institutions and investors traditionally show no interest in funding a business venture?
Answer: Seed or concept
MCQ4: The resistance of employees in an organization against flexibility, growth, and diversification can be overcome by developing:
Answer: Intrapreneurship
MCQ5: At which stage of a business venture does it become a going concern?
Answer: Product, service and organizational development
MCQ6: Which of the following tasks are typical of the Production and Market Development stage of a business venture?
Answer: Developing strategies for secondary and follow-up products or services
MCQ7: Which statement describes the maturity and stability stage of a business venture the best?
Answer: The entrepreneur has to let go of power and control over key decisions and responsibilities
MCQ8: Which of the following are typical characteristics of high growth ventures?
Answer: All of the options
MCQ9: Focus on result and trying to achieve a goal is,
Answer: Management by objectives
MCQ10: The high growth venture has a people challenge during high growth and should thus:
Answer: Hire someone that can grow with the venture
MCQ11: Which of the following are not aspects to be considered in managing high growth ventures?
Answer: Developing a business plan
MCQ12: Which one of the following is NOT an important activity of Business Plan in a new venture?
Answer: Company Name
MCQ13: Key features of a well written business plan would include all of the following except:
Answer: A review of the advertising firms analyzed
MCQ14: A business centre that offers working space and specialized support for new ventures is called:
Answer: Incubator
MCQ15: A network entrepreneur is an individual who identifies his or her business idea
Answer: Through social contacts
MCQ16: Banks are usually reluctant to give loan to the:
Answer: Sole Proprietor
MCQ17: Who coined Competitive Model
Answer: Michael E. Porter
MCQ18: If an entrepreneur has an internal locus of control, this means that he/she:
Answer: Believes that success or failure depends on his/her own actions
MCQ19: If someone starts a new business that is a service station, this is an example of
Answer: Existing concept/new business
MCQ20: What type of Entrepreneur is Kumar Manglam Birla?
Answer: Second Generation Entrepreneur
MCQ21: Newspapers, business periodicals, trade journals, and government publications are:
Answer: Sources of information and economic data.
MCQ22: Which document has the control points to ascertain the progress of an entrepreneur?
Answer: Business plan
MCQ23: An entrepreneur must possess abilities which include:
Answer: Creativity
MCQ24: The increase in home businesses has occurred for several reasons. Which of the following is one of the reasons?
Answer: The increasing use of the Internet
MCQ25: The practice of using outside firms to perform tasks that could be performed internally is called:
Answer: Outsourcing
MCQ26: The process of gathering information about trends is called:
Answer: Scanning the environment
MCQ27: The relationship between firms and new markets is:
Answer: New firms seldom establish new markets
MCQ28: User innovation is:
Answer: Less likely than manufacturer innovation
MCQ29: Why should an entrepreneur do a feasibility study for starting a new venture?
Answer: To see if there are possible barriers to success
MCQ30: Which of these refers to the belief by individuals that their future is within their control and that external forces will have little influence?
Answer: Internal locus of control
MCQ31: Physical location does not matter any longer because the Internet allows anyone to link to any Web site no matter where in the world that site might be. Which of the following utilizes services more?
Answer: e-retailer
MCQ32: Which of the following statements is false? E- commerce:
Answer: Is rarely used in small businesses.
MCQ33: Which of the following is the key factor for choosing the type of financing?
Answer: Prevailing interest rates
MCQ34: Inspired by the growth of companies such as Amazon.com, entrepreneurs who want to start new businesses flock the
Answer: Internet
MCQ35: Which one of the following is an economic barrier to an entrepreneur?
Answer: Labour
MCQ36: Which of the following is an internal factor that influences entrepreneurs?
Answer: Technological Capacity
MCQ37: Which of the following is a reason why a person might prefer to purchase a franchise rather than open a completely new business?
Answer: Ability to benefit from previous experience.
MCQ38: What other function can a well-formulated business plan could do in future endeavours?
Answer: A source document
MCQ39: MSMED stands for:
Answer: Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Development
MCQ40: Which one of the following is not part of the steps involved in preparing a business plan?
Answer: Submit the business plan when applying for funds
GST 707
FBQ1: The term Distance Education is relatively old concept, while Open Learning is an old term. TRUE OR FALSE? ____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ2: Students of National Open University of Nigeria, study under a non-conventional mode. TRUE OR FALSE? _____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ3: In distance learning, the Sandwich programme cannot be referred to as ‘correspondence education’ TRUE OR FALSE? ____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ4: Pitman’s correspondence courses in Shorthand started in_______
Answer: 1840s
FBQ5: The institution to first offer degrees through distance education was _______
Answer: University of London
FBQ6: Good note-taking requires---------, accuracy and clarity
Answer: Speed
FBQ7: The productive skill in language use, and interactive activity can be developed through practice ____________
Answer: Writing
FBQ8: Note-taking requires and encourages intensive __________
Answer: listening
FBQ9: The graphic image, or object that represents a file, programme, web page or command is called ________
Answer: Icon
FBQ10: The pre-marked paper used as a dummy for a publication is called ___
Answer: Layout sheet
FBQ11: In Nigeria, Correspondence study started Extra mural studies in ______
Answer: University of Ibadan
FBQ12: The inability to select only relevant and important sounds and messages is what makes good listening. True or False? _________
Answer: False
FBQ13: Listening is active while hearing is passive. True or False? _______
Answer: True
FBQ14: SQ3R is an acronym used in ______
Answer: Reading
FBQ15: Listening is a purposeful activity. True or False? ________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ16: The first educational instruction was aired in 1816 by ____________
Answer: Radio
FBQ17: Listening requires paying conscious attention to a ___________.
Answer: spoken discourse
FBQ18: The verbal mode of expression and involves the use of the Organs of speech is ___
Answer: Speaking
FBQ19: The receptive skills include ______
Answer: Listening and reading
FBQ20: Productive skills include ________
Answer: Speaking and writing.
FBQ21: Use of Clichés in a sentence renders it less effective due to _________
Answer: over-use
FBQ22: Sign language can be used to teach a student with _______
Answer: hearing impairment
FBQ23: When all the lines of headline text share same midpoint, this is known as____
Answer: Centre Text
FBQ24: Linguistic barrier can result in disconnect between the ____
Answer: speaker and the listener
FBQ25: Perceptual barriers come to play when the speaker and the listener possibly view the same situation from _____
Answer: varying points
FBQ26: In studying, Skimming is the idea of doing ______
Answer: selective reading
FBQ27: __________ learners prefer to read notes aloud and discuss it with other people.
Answer: Auditory
FBQ28: When your answer demands that you compare what different writers said about an issue, you are_______
Answer: Evaluating
FBQ29: Kinaesthetic/ Tactile learner prefers to learn by ______
Answer: Doing
FBQ30: Writing essays is a multi-layered activity. As such, it’s title have _________
Answer: hidden depths
FBQ31: The decision to set up an open university in Nigeria was first conceived in
Answer: 1976
FBQ32: Programmes, data, protocols are types of a computer’s ____
Answer: Software
FBQ33: Critical reading lies at the heart of good _______
Answer: Learning
FBQ34: Discussion is a command mode of learning which allows you to share the burden of understanding ______
Answer: new idea
FBQ35: The Act to back up the establishment of the Open University was passed by the National Assembly in _______
Answer: 1983
MCQ1: National Open University of Nigeria is the only
Answer: mono-mode open and distance learning
MCQ2: Open and distance learning is a system of education that demand from students
Answer: Self-motivation
MCQ3: The natural order of acquisition of language skills is
Answer: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing
MCQ4: During the earliest appearance of Distance Learning, participant interaction was ensured through distribution of
Answer: Printed materials
MCQ5: . The first University to offer degrees through distance education is
Answer: University of London
MCQ6: The foundation of the second stage of distance education was laid during
Answer: World War I
MCQ7: Which of these is peculiar to students of Distance Education?
Answer: Self-discipline
MCQ8: Speaking Aids/facilities include all, EXCEPT
Answer: Formal- audio
MCQ9: Regional Training and Research Institute for Open and Distance Learning (RETRIDAL) is the brain child of who?
Answer: Commonwealth of Learning (COL)
MCQ10: The experimental radio broadcast with the College of the Air took place in
Answer: 1960s
MCQ11: All but one of these characterised open and distance learning
Answer: Non separation of teacher and learner
MCQ12: A learner makes his reading real only by this
Answer: Copying what he read in a notebook.
MCQ13: Reading is a set of practices which enable you to engage with the following ideas in a text, EXCEPT
Answer: Setting reference.
MCQ14: The SQ3R as an acronym for effective and efficient reading strategy, in its full meaning does not include
Answer: Scan
MCQ15: Technology has contributed all but one of these to distance education.
Answer: advancement in student-teacher ratio
MCQ16: Which of these term is not applicable to Fourth generation Distance Education
Answer: f-Learning (flexible learning)
MCQ17: In distance education, 1874 marks the beginning of
Answer: television experiment
MCQ18: The word that qualifies what reminds a reader at each moment of where he is, in the argument and pointing the way he is heading is called
Answer: Signposting
MCQ19: Reading is the greatest stimulator of
Answer: critical thinking
MCQ20: Which of the phases in distance learning, is referred to as Computer technology?
Answer: Third phase
MCQ21: Educational delivery is affected by emerging
Answer: technologies
MCQ22: Good writing is primarily a factor of quality arguments and
Answer: ideas
MCQ23: The educational philosophy of open learning emphasizes giving learners choices about these, EXCEPT
Answer: Cost of education
MCQ24: Quoting is an excellent way of bringing the views of an author into play.
Answer: essay writing
MCQ25: The success of this University, led to the establishment of other open universities globally.MCQ26: One of the listed does not belong to the students’ learning classification.
Answer: Sensory learners
MCQ27: A student get used to the format of the questions through
Answer: Practice with old exams
MCQ28: Activities carried out by an assessor to ascertain the level of achievement and ability of a learner is called
Answer: Play-back
MCQ29: All but one of these stand as advantages for learning through reading.
Answer: Exploration of intellectual properties
MCQ30: Among the listed, what increases the level of participation and involvement of the recipient in decoding the message is called
Answer: Feedback
MCQ31: A good research project must have these number of chapters
Answer: Five
MCQ32: Chapter one of a research project must have all these among others, EXCEPT
Answer: Research Design
MCQ33: In a particular research project chapter, which of the following does not belong
Answer: Purpose of the study
MCQ34: The writing that explains how something is done.
Answer: Summative
MCQ35: A well written paragraph must have
Answer: Unity
GST 807
FBQ1: _____defines open and distance learning as a system of teaching and learning characterized by separation of teacher and learner in time and / or space
Answer: Commonwealth of Learning
FBQ2: The officially recognized attempt at distance education was propounded by ______
Answer: Sir Isaac Pitman
FBQ3: The current trend in open universities is the movement towards ______
Answer: Internationalisation
FBQ4: What Directorate was established in the National Open University of Nigeria to identify and meet the needs of open and distance learning capacity building in the West African sub region?______
Answer: RETRIDAL
FBQ5: ______ refers to educational content that can be reused, remixed and redistribute without copyright law
Answer: Open content
FBQ6: Electronic learning is in what generation of distance education?______
Answer: Fourth
FBQ7: The interaction that occurs among learners in a web-based instruction is ______
Answer: Learner-to-learner
FBQ8: Dr. Opateye operates ______ which contains learning resources and technology, means of teaching modes of teaching and connection to global context
Answer: Learning environment
FBQ9: Content must relate to the key concepts and provoke peers to think more insightfully on the concepts. True or False? ______
Answer: False
FBQ10: E-learners must be responsible for reading, analyzing their assignments and asking questions when they arise. True or False? _____
Answer: True
FBQ11: The act of putting down important points by Chinwe while listening to enable her remember and clarify doubts is _______
Answer: Note taking
FBQ12: Hauwa always provide emotional support to her speaker. Which type of listening is this? ______
Answer: Emphatic
FBQ13: When listening, ______ consists of judging or deciding the value of the information received.
Answer: Evaluating
FBQ14: What method would Prof. Stone use to give graphic representation of the ideas and concepts when delivering his lecture? _______
Answer: Mapping
FBQ15: What kind of speaking will the NOUN FM radio display in order to give a lecture in physics? _______
Answer: Informative
FBQ16: ______ is a system of printing in which the letters of the alphabets and numbers are printed with fingers by the people who are blind.
Answer: Braille
FBQ17: Fluency comes with the development of phonemic awareness, phonic skills and ______
Answer: Vocabulary
FBQ18: Vocalisation depicts pronouncing a word ahead of it is being read. True or False? _______
Answer: False
FBQ19: Ebong writes to discover new experience, revising or updating an old piece of writing to add new or expunge irrelevant materials. This kind of writing is referred to as ______
Answer: Creative
FBQ20: Effective communication through writing should be based on ability to present thoughts, ideas and experience coherently. True or False? ______
Answer: True
FBQ21: Learning by deducing involves scientific experiment or perform a piece of music. True or False? ______
Answer: False
FBQ22: A learner that studies and remembers better with pictures, graphics and diagrams is a _______ learner
Answer: Visual
FBQ23: Paragraphs are expected to be characterized by unity, incoherence and must be developed to give desired information. True or False? ______
Answer: False
FBQ24: An appropriate way for Murtala to recall what had been read is for him to tell someone or divulge what had been read from life experiences. True or False? ______
Answer: False
FBQ25: ______ skill is the ability to apply frequent and substantial consideration and assessment of one’s learning process and products
Answer: Reflective
FBQ26: Assessment of ______ must be planned and implemented as an integral part of the curriculum and programme instruction.
Answer: Achievement
FBQ27: A naturalistic approach of collecting data is accomplished through the use of aptitude test. True or False? _______
Answer: False
FBQ28: Formative assessment leads to judgement of student’s achievement while learning is going on. True or False? ______
Answer: True
FBQ29: Self-assessment becomes most effective when students have full knowledge of the learning goals. True or False? ______
Answer: True
FBQ30: The aspect of research report that deals with design, population and instrumentation is collectively called ______
Answer: Methodology
FBQ31: _____ is supervised on-site work experiences that allows students to practice and demonstrate their developed skills and competencies in their chosen career.
Answer: Practicum
FBQ32: In ITF, employers control and discipline students like permanent staff. True of False? ______
Answer: True
FBQ33: How many times should a teaching practice supervisor visit schools in order to assess a particular student?
Answer: Two
FBQ34: When Kolawole is carrying out a science practical, the conclusion he draws after the experiment is often referred to as _______
Answer: Inference
FBQ35: The purpose of ______ is to measure the extent of achievement of learners in terms of educational objectives.
Answer: Examination
MCQ1: The period when students are made to have some face-to-face interactions with instructors in open and distance learning is called
Answer: Facilitation
MCQ2: Activities of teaching and learning services consist of the following EXCEPT
Answer: Voluntary residential school
MCQ3: Functions of learners support could be categorised to the following EXCEPT
Answer: Systematic and skilful
MCQ4: All activities an instructor carry out in order to obtain the level of achievement and ability of learners is referred to as
Answer: Assessment
MCQ5: Which of the following is NOT essential for ensuring effectiveness assessment methods?
Answer: Discarding individual needs and differences
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 5: The fields experiences that allow a student to observe and document how working professionals perform their duties is
Answer: Practicum
MCQ6: The fields experiences that allow a student to observe and document how working professionals perform their duties is
Answer: Practicum
MCQ7: Acceptable evaluation leads to
Answer: Decision-making for planning
MCQ8: Which of the following is NOT a way to categorise the functions of learners’ support?
Answer: Systematic and skilful
MCQ9: Academic counselling helps learners to understand all matters related to the following EXCEPT
Answer: Finance
MCQ10: The teaching and learning services rendered by learner supporters is
Answer: Tutorial marking and feedback
MCQ11: Which of the following is NOT an information support service?
Answer: Multicultural educational coordination
MCQ12: The scope of evaluation involves the following EXCEPT
Answer: Focusing on instructional mismanagement
MCQ13: What is designed to familiarise the new students to the university and the study centre operations?
Answer: Orientation
MCQ14: The major perennial issue that serves as mediation between the learners and the institutions is
Answer: Feelings of isolation
MCQ15: All these learner support processes could reduce distant learners’ drop-out EXCEPT
Answer: Debasing students sense of confidence
MCQ16: The system that creates access to learning time and distance separate from the source of information and the learners is
Answer: Distance education
MCQ17: The phenomenon that open and distance learning is flexible in payment plan is referred to as
Answer: Affordability
MCQ18: Why is the open and distance learning mode different from traditional education in line with teachers’ role?
Answer: Teacher assumes the role of a facilitator
MCQ19: Which of the following is NOT a barrier to effective listening in an open and distance learning?
Answer: Hearing or receiving
MCQ20: The type of speaking that makes listeners to relax and enjoy the event is
Answer: Entertainment
MCQ21: To be an effective speaker, you must do the following EXCEPT
Answer: make your speech more conversational and less easy
MCQ22: What method is Adamu engaging in when he specially takes note and draws up two unequal columns?
Answer: Cornell
MCQ23: Which of the following methods would a distance learner utilise to actively participate in learning?
Answer: Discussion and chat forums
MCQ24: You can describe fourth generation distance education as the following EXCEPT
Answer: a-learning
MCQ25: The acronym of the international organisation that anchors and support distance education is
Answer: COL
MCQ26: The system that creates access to learning time and distance separate from the source of information and the learners is
Answer: Distance education
MCQ27: The phenomenon that open and distance learning is close to prospective learners is called ______
Answer: Accessibility
MCQ28: Why is the open and distance learning different from traditional education in line with the teachers’ role? The teacher
Answer: assumes the role of a facilitator
MCQ29: Which of the following is NOT a barrier to effective listening in an open and distance learning?
Answer: Hearing or receiving
MCQ30: A kinaesthetic distance learner learns through
Answer: Carrying out physical activities
MCQ31: The ability to speak a language and maintaining reasonable speed and accuracy is
Answer: Previewing and scanning
MCQ32: Practice of your speaking skill will I. improve your communication II. enhance your confidence III. Increase your ability to understand other people.
Answer: I, II and III
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 33: Reading for information will aid Foluke to do the following EXCEPT
Answer: Identifying and disorganize important points
MCQ33: Reading for information will aid Foluke to do the following EXCEPT
Answer: Identifying and disorganize important points
MCQ34: Which of the following behaviours should NOT be cultivated by distance learners?
Answer: Self-interaction
MCQ35: When taking semester examination, Bamidele needs to refrain from the following EXCEPT
Answer: Answering the questions
MCQ1: The core aspect of a paragraph is its
Answer: Main idea
MCQ2: The main idea is usually couched in the
Answer: Topic sentence
MCQ3: Most topic sentences are usually ______ of the paragraph.
Answer: At the beginning
MCQ4: In most writings, the _____ in a paragraph tends to present the central theme in it.
Answer: First sentence
MCQ5: When using example as a paragraph development device, you will likely use one of these
Answer: For example
MCQ6: The central concern of narrative writing is
Answer: Telling a story
MCQ7: The major focus of a descriptive paragraph is to ______ about a thing or person.
Answer: Give details
MCQ8: A paragraph providing step by step details of a process of an experiment you just performed will be called _____.
Answer: Explanatory
MCQ9: “All men are women abusers” is an example of a statement that will be referred to as
Answer: Generalisation
MCQ10: When you write to the VC of your university, it is a(n)
Answer: Formal letter
MCQ11: A major way of determining if a letter is informal or not is through the
Answer: Language usage
MCQ12: If you are writing a letter to your friend, one of the ways you will salute them is to start your letter with
Answer: Dear Sam
MCQ13: If you are to write a letter to your Faculty Dean, you are expected to write it ____ your Centre Director.
Answer: Through
MCQ14: When a patient dies of lung cancer attributable to his chain smoking habit, it would be right to say cigarette is ______.of his death.
Answer: Cause
MCQ15: Letter to the Editor is normally written to
Answer: Newspaper houses
MCQ16: A letter seeking for job is usually called
Answer: Application letter
MCQ17: You were offered jobs by two organisations, which letter will you write to the one you did not want to work with?
Answer: Letter of acceptance
MCQ18: If you have a job offer from more than one organisation, state the type of letter you are going to write to the organisation you do not wish to work with ______.
Answer: Letter to decline
MCQ19: An essay you write to present your class debate will be written in _____ language.
Answer: Formal
MCQ20: When you want to write a letter to accept a job offer, it should be done with
Answer: Gratitude
MCQ21: If you are seeking to further your studies, what sort of letter can your lecturer writer to support your quest?
Answer: Reference letter
MCQ22: When you want to sign off the letter to your friend, putting your full name and signature will be regarded as ____.
Answer: Out of order
MCQ23: You have siblings attending the conventional universities, if you are to write to the president to express your opinion on how the current ASUU strike should be handled, you are likely to express it as ________.
Answer: Newspaper article
MCQ24: If you are addressing a woman with her professional title, it is always better to address her without _________, except she requested otherwise.
Answer: Mrs.
MCQ25: When your letter ends with ‘Yours sincerely, Chuka’ it is most probably a letter to
Answer: Your friend
MCQ26: A formal letter is usually expected to have ____ as the summary of its content.
Answer: A heading
MCQ27: Most letters to the editor tend to contain
Answer: complaints
MCQ28: If you witnessed an armed robbery incident, the report you will give to the Police is called
Answer: A statement
MCQ29: An experimental report will likely contain a thing like
Answer: Procedure
MCQ30: A core requirement for a scientific report is that it MUST be
Answer: Objective
MCQ31: When you are presenting only the salient points of a passage, you are doing
Answer: Summary writing
MCQ32: What best way do you think you can develop your summary writing skill?
Answer: By practising it daily
MCQ33: One good way of developing the summary of a passage is by taking the ____ in each paragraph.
Answer: main idea
MCQ34: Expansion materials are not acceptable in
Answer: A summary passage
MCQ35: To really master the summary writing skill, you must _______.
Answer: Learn to identify core points in the passage
FBQ1: A paragraph that presents a cause should have the ____ too for it to be considered good paragraph development strategy.
Answer: effect
FBQ2: In this sentence, ‘She has arrived, …?’, its second part will likely be: ____
Answer: hasn’t she
FBQ3: An English polar question will most probably be answered with a ____ or _____.
Answer: yes
FBQ4: A summary passage is expected to be ____ than the passage it was extracted from in terms of length.
Answer: shorter
FBQ5: When you use comparison in developing a paragraph, it means that, at least, _____ things are the focus of your writing.
Answer: two
FBQ6: The correct transcription of ‘back’ is _______.
Answer: /bӕk/
FBQ7: The transcribed word /ʃelvz/ is lexically written as ________.
Answer: shelves
FBQ8: The word transcribed as /lʌv/ will be orthographically presented as _________.
Answer: love
FBQ9: ‘How kind of you!’ is structurally regarded as _________ in the classification of sentences.
Answer: simple
FBQ10: The transcription /jɔt/ will normally represent ______ word in English.
Answer: yacht
FBQ11: The transcribed word /kɵum/ here is ______.
Answer: comb
FBQ12: This word ‘examination’ has the main stress on its ____ syllable.
Answer: fourth
FBQ13: The word ‘Registrar’ has _____ syllables.
Answer: three
FBQ14: Transcribe the word ‘children’.
Answer: ʧɪldrən
FBQ15: Give the transcribed form of the word ‘shot’ ______.
Answer: /ʃɔt/
FBQ16: /θɪn/ would be a transcript of ________.
Answer: thin
FBQ17: /ʃə:t/ is a transcription of ________.
Answer: shirt
FBQ18: Transcribe the word ‘cloth’ ______.
Answer: /klɔθ/
FBQ19: Indicate the number of syllables in this word ‘kingship’ ______.
Answer: two
FBQ20: The word transcribed as /wɔndə/ is written in English as ____
Answer: wonder
FBQ21: ‘I will see you tomorrow, God willing’ will functionally be described as: _____.
Answer: A statement
FBQ22: ‘Whenever he arrives, tell him to come in’ is functionally regarded as ______ sentence.
Answer: command
FBQ23: ‘He came, he saw, he conquered’ could be structurally described as ______.
Answer: compound sentence
FBQ24: ‘The boy that came to visit me is my nephew; he is in the University of Lagos, doing his first degree’ is a sentence that is structurally _______.
Answer: compound-complex
FBQ25: ‘I just love to read!’ is functionally ____.
Answer: exclamation
FBQ26: One way of developing paragraphs is by ____ one thing with another, which usually brings together positive features of the two elements.
Answer: comparing
FBQ27: You can also bring together two things in a negative sense; this is called _____ because it brings side by side negative features of those elements being focused.
Answer: contrast
FBQ28: When a group of scholars come together to discuss a topic in their department, it is usually known as ______.
Answer: seminar
FBQ29: To moderate a seminar session, the person to chair is usually expected to be ____ in that field of study.
Answer: An expert
FBQ30: A seminar cover page is expected to give the ________ of the writer to identify who it is that did the work.
Answer: name
FBQ31: Seminar presentation is usually the ____ end of writing it.
Answer: logical
FBQ32: When a seminar paper stirs up debate about the topic of discussion it is focused on, it is considered ____.
Answer: good
FBQ33: A seminar paper that has every point raised acceptable to the audience would be considered _______.
Answer: suspect
FBQ34: Every culture has its manner of doing ______ in the public, depending on the acceptable way of speaking to its community members.
Answer: oratory
FBQ 35: ‘I stand on the existing protocols’ appears to be a ___ cultural thing.
Answer: Nigerian
GST 107
FBQ1: The term Distance Education is relatively old concept, while Open Learning is an old term. TRUE OR FALSE? ____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ2: Students of National Open University of Nigeria, study under a non-conventional mode. TRUE OR FALSE? _____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ3: In distance learning, the Sandwich programme cannot be referred to as ‘correspondence education’ TRUE OR FALSE? ____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ4: Pitman’s correspondence courses in Shorthand started in_______
Answer: 1840s
FBQ5: The institution to first offer degrees through distance education was _______
Answer: University of London
FBQ6: Good note-taking requires---------, accuracy and clarity
Answer: Speed
FBQ7: The productive skill in language use, and interactive activity can be developed through practice ____________
Answer: Writing
FBQ8: Note-taking requires and encourages intensive __________
Answer: listening
FBQ9: The graphic image, or object that represents a file, programme, web page or command is called ________
Answer: Icon
FBQ10: The pre-marked paper used as a dummy for a publication is called ___
Answer: Layout sheet
FBQ11: In Nigeria, Correspondence study started Extra mural studies in ______
Answer: University of Ibadan
FBQ12: The inability to select only relevant and important sounds and messages is what makes good listening. True or False? _________
Answer: False
FBQ13: Listening is active while hearing is passive. True or False? _______
Answer: True
FBQ14: SQ3R is an acronym used in ______
Answer: Reading
FBQ15: Listening is a purposeful activity. True or False? ________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ16: The first educational instruction was aired in 1816 by ____________
Answer: Radio
FBQ17: Listening requires paying conscious attention to a ___________.
Answer: spoken discourse
FBQ18: The verbal mode of expression and involves the use of the Organs of speech is ___
Answer: Speaking
FBQ19: The receptive skills include ______
Answer: Listening and reading
FBQ20: Productive skills include ________
Answer: Speaking and writing
FBQ21: Use of Clichés in a sentence renders it less effective due to _________
Answer: over-use
FBQ22: Sign language can be used to teach a student with _______
Answer: hearing impairment
FBQ23: When all the lines of headline text share same midpoint, this is known as____
Answer: Centre Text
FBQ24: Linguistic barrier can results in disconnect between the ____
Answer: speaker and the listener
FBQ25: Perceptual barriers come to play when the speaker and the listener possibly view the same situation from _____
Answer: varying points
FBQ26: In studying, Skimming is the idea of doing ______
Answer: selective reading
FBQ27: __________ learners prefer to read notes aloud and discuss it with other people.
Answer: Auditory
FBQ28: When your answer demands that you compare what different writers said about an issue, you are_______
Answer: Evaluating
FBQ29: Kinaesthetic/ Tactile learner prefers to learn by ______
Answer: doing
FBQ30: Writing essays is a multi-layered activity. As such, it’s title have _________
Answer: hidden depths
FBQ31: The decision to set up an open university in Nigeria was first conceived in
Answer: 1976
FBQ32: Programmes, data, protocols are types of a computer’s ____
Answer: Software
FBQ33: Critical reading lies at the heart of good _______
Answer: learning
FBQ34: Discussion is a command mode of learning which allows you to share the burden of understanding ______
Answer: new idea
FBQ35: The Act to back up the establishment of the Open University was passed by the National Assembly in _______
Answer: 1983
MCQ1: National Open University of Nigeria is the only
Answer: Mono-Mode Open And Distance Learning
MCQ2: Open and distance learning is a system of education that demand from students
Answer: Self-motivation
MCQ3: The natural order of acquisition of language skills is
Answer: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing
MCQ4: During the earliest appearance of Distance Learning, participant interaction was ensured through distribution of
Answer: Printed materials
MCQ5: The first University to offer degrees through distance education is
Answer: University of London
MCQ6: The foundation of the second stage of distance education was laid during
Answer: World War I
MCQ7: Which of these is peculiar to students of Distance Education?
Answer: Self-discipline
MCQ8: Speaking Aids/facilities include all, EXCEPT
Answer: Formal- audio
MCQ9: Regional Training and Research Institute for Open and Distance Learning (RETRIDAL) is the brain child of who?
Answer: Commonwealth of Learning (COL)
MCQ10: The experimental radio broadcast with the College of the Air took place in
Answer: 1960s
MCQ11: All but one of these characterised open and distance learning
Answer: Non separation of teacher and learner
MCQ12: A learner makes his reading real only by this
Answer: Copying what he read in a notebook.
MCQ13: Reading is a set of practices which enable you to engage with the following ideas in a text, EXCEPT
Answer: Setting reference.
MCQ14: The SQ3R as an acronym for effective and efficient reading strategy, in its full meaning does not include
Answer: Scan
MCQ15: Technology has contributed all but one of these to distance education.
Answer: advancement in student-teacher ratio
MCQ16: Which of these term is not applicable to Fourth generation Distance Education
Answer: f-Learning (flexible learning)
MCQ17: In distance education, 1874 marks the beginning of
Answer: television experiment
MCQ18: The word that qualifies what reminds a reader at each moment of where he is, in the argument and pointing the way he is heading is called
Answer: Signposting
MCQ19: Reading is the greatest stimulator of
Answer: critical thinking
MCQ20: Which of the phases in distance learning, is referred to as Computer technology?
Answer: Third phase
MCQ21: Educational delivery is affected by emerging
Answer: technologies
MCQ22: Good writing is primarily a factor of quality arguments and
Answer: ideas
MCQ23: The educational philosophy of open learning emphasizes giving learners choices about these, EXCEPT
Answer: Cost of education
MCQ24: Quoting is an excellent way of bringing the views of an author into play.
Answer: essay writing
MCQ25: The success of this University, led to the establishment of other open universities globally.MCQ26: One of the listed does not belong to the students’ learning classification.
Answer: Sensory learners
MCQ27: A student get used to the format of the questions through
Answer: Practice with old exams
MCQ28: Activities carried out by an assessor to ascertain the level of achievement and ability of a learner is called
Answer: Play-back
MCQ29: All but one of these stand as advantages for learning through reading.
Answer: Exploration of intellectual properties
MCQ30: Among the listed, what increases the level of participation and involvement of the recipient in decoding the message is called
Answer: Feedback
MCQ31: A good research project must have these number of chapters
Answer: Five
MCQ32: Chapter one of a research project must have all these among others, EXCEPT
Answer: Research Design
MCQ33: In a particular research project chapter, which of the following does not belong
Answer: Purpose of the study
MCQ34: The writing that explains how something is done.
Answer: Summative
MCQ35: A well written paragraph must have
Answer: Unity
GST 201
FBQ1: The primary aim of the first amalgamation in Nigeria by the British was purely ___________.
Answer: Economic
FBQ2: The British government amalgamated Lagos colony and protectorate with the protectorate of Southern Nigeria to form the new colony and protectorate of Southern in the year ___________.
Answer: 1906
FBQ3: The “negro world” was the most prominent newspaper that contributed to the emergence of Nigerian ____________.
Answer: Nationalism
FBQ4: The National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroon was first headed by ___________.
Answer: Herbert Macaulay
FBQ5: The origin of Yoruba was traced by Rev. Samuel Johnson to __________.
Answer: Egypt
FBQ6: Oduduwa was believed to be the foremost ___________ leader.
Answer: Yoruba
FBQ7: The ______________ often regulate and limit the power of Alaafin.
Answer: Oyomesi
FBQ8: The European’s first visit to Bini was in _________ A.D.
Answer: 1472
FBQ9: Ogiso era was the first pre-colonial history of the _________ kingdom.
Answer: Bini
FBQ10: _________ was the founder of Hausa.
Answer: Bayajida
FBQ11: The Hausa original states were ____________ in number.
Answer: Seven
FBQ12: The language that unites all Kanem-Bornu people is referred to as _________.
Answer: Kanuri
FBQ13: The Europeans first came to Nigeria through ____________.
Answer: Bini
FBQ14: The channel that the British used to have contact with Nigeria was ____________ trade.
Answer: Trans-Atlantic slave
FBQ15: The British took over Lagos as a colony in ___________
Answer: 1861
FBQ16: The rest of Nigeria was occupied by British in ______century
Answer: 19th
FBQ17: The British first amalgamated Nigeria in ___________.
Answer: 1906
FBQ18: The second Nigeria-British amalgamation took place in __________.
Answer: 1914
FBQ19: Itsekiri is one of the major ethnic groups in the southern Nigeria. Type in the correct option. True or False
Answer: True
FBQ20: The McPherson constitution was in force in the year _______.
Answer: 1951
FBQ21: The Lyttleton constitution was in force in the year _______.
Answer: 1954
FBQ22: The Richards constitution was in force in the year _______.
Answer: 1946
FBQ23: Lyttleton constitution remains the cornerstone of the Nigerian constitution till date. Type in the correct option. False or True
Answer: True
FBQ24: The culture of the rain forest region in Nigeria can be categorised into _________ main groups.
Answer: Four
FBQ25: The Igbos does not belong to the rain forest region in Nigeria. Type in the correct option.True or False.
Answer: False
FBQ26: Village democracy is well known for the _________ people.
Answer: Igbo
FBQ27: The monarchical states best represents the __________ people in the rain forest Nigeria.
Answer: Yoruba
FBQ28: Communities like Ife, Nkwere, Awka, Abiriba and Oyo have __________smelting as their major business.
Answer: Iron
FBQ29: God is called Osanobua in __________ kingdom.
Answer: Benin
FBQ30: Plateau state belongs to the guinea savannah region in Nigeria. Type in the correct option. True or False
Answer: True
FBQ31: The jukun had not developed monarchical structure. Type in the correct option. True or False
Answer: No
FBQ32: The major economic preoccupation of the people of the guinea savannah region is _________.
Answer: Farming
FBQ33: The kanuri and the __________ constitute the major cultural groups of the Sudan savannah region in Nigeria.
Answer: Hausa
FBQ34: The original home of the Hausa people is __________.
Answer: Daura
FBQ35: The most representative of the people of the Sudan savannah region is the _________..
Answer: Hausa
MCQ1: How many major ethnic groups in the country Nigeria were identified in the course material?
Answer: 6
MCQ2: The following except one are the major ethnic groups in the southern Nigeria.
Answer: Igala
MCQ3: Where can Yoruba race cannot be found ?
Answer: kogi
MCQ4: Rev. Samuel Johnson traced the origin of Yoruba to
Answer: Egypt
MCQ5: Who is the first leader of Yoruba?
Answer: Oduduwa
MCQ6: Who were the chiefs that regulated the power of Alaafin?
Answer: Oyomesi
MCQ7: In Yoruba land, which cult played a mediatory role in any conflict between the Oyomesi and the Alaafin?
Answer: Ogboni
MCQ8: The head of the army in traditional Yoruba society was conferred with the coveted title
Answer: Are-Ona-Kankanfo
MCQ9: Where was the Bini first visited by the Europeans ?
Answer: 1472
MCQ10: Which reign did Ruy de Sequeira,a Portuguese, arrived at Bini?
Answer: Ewuare’s
MCQ11: What was the name of the European country that first visited The Benin Kingdom in the West Coast of Africa to exchange ambassadors with a major European power?
Answer: Portuguese
MCQ12: Name the second period of pre-colonial Bini history?
Answer: Ogiso era
MCQ13: What version of the Igbo origin believe that the Igbo peoples migrated to their present location from either the western Europe?
Answer: The Middle East Version
MCQ14: What version of the Igbo origin believes that the ancestor of the Igbo, Eri, descended from the sky and sailed down the River Anambra ?
Answer: Nri
MCQ15: Who established the kingdom of Itsekiri?
Answer: Iginuwa
MCQ16: Which surround the capital of traditional Itsekiri kingdom?
Answer: Forcados, Escravos and Benin Rivers
MCQ17: Which one of these ethnic groups is not from Northern Nigeria ?
Answer: The atumpa
MCQ18: One of the largest linguistic group in the whole Africa is the __________.
Answer: Hausa/Fulani
MCQ19: Who was the founder/hero of the Hausa?
Answer: Bayajida
MCQ20: Who was the father of Biran?
Answer: Bayajida
MCQ21: The original Hausa state is referred to as Hausa Bokwoi. What is Bokwoi in Hausa language?
Answer: Seven
MCQ22: What is the language that unites all the Kanem-Bornu people?
Answer: Kanuri
MCQ23: How many division was the army divided in the traditional Kanen- Bornu?
Answer: Home division and bush garrison.
MCQ24: Which of these is not the most fiefdomsin Kanem-Bornu political structure? are Galadima, and
Answer: Yamako
MCQ25: Which institution in the socio-political organization of the Kanem-Bornu was made of slaves and eunuchs.
Answer: Servile
MCQ26: One of the offices held by the slaves and eunuchs in the socio-political organization of the Kanem-Bornu was ___________.
Answer: Mushemu
MCQ27: In the socio-political organization history of the Igala ayagba or idoko was known as the ancestor to all the ________.
Answer: Attahs’
MCQ28: Who were first Europeans to land in Nigeria in 1472?
Answer: Portuguese
MCQ29: The first European that first landed in Nigeria arrived through __________.
Answer: Bini
MCQ30: Who was the first European to arrive in Nigeria?
Answer: lord Luggard
MCQ31: Which of the channel that first put the British in contact with Nigeria?
Answer: Trans-Atlantic slave trade
MCQ32: Mention the date that the British took Lagos as a colony.
Answer: 1861
MCQ33: Which century did The British occupied the rest of Nigeria in?
Answer: 19th
MCQ34: Which year the first amalgamation of Nigeria by the British took place ?
Answer: 1906
MCQ35: When was the second amalgamation of Nigeria by the British took place ?
Answer: 1914
GST 203
FBQ1: Directive function of language is also known as ____ function
Answer: Evocative
FBQ2: Complete this argument (which moves from general proposition to a particular proposition as the conclusion): “All Senators are liars, Tunde Bakare is a Senator, therefore, _____”
Answer: Tuned Bakare is a liar
FBQ3: According to the law of _____, everything must choose to be either “A” or not “A”
Answer: Excluded middle
FBQ4: The definition of logic as the science of laws of thought implies a mutual relationship between logic and ___
Answer: Language
FBQ5: The weakness or strength of an inductive argument depends on the degree of ____ contained in the conclusion
Answer: Evidence
FBQ6: The argument: “Janet is a Muslim, all Muslims are traders, therefore Janet is a trader” is valid but _______
Answer: Unsound
FBQ7: Complete this valid but unsound deductive argument: “All GST 203 Students are brilliant, the Vice President of Nigeria is a GST 203 Student, therefore ____ “
Answer: The Vice President of Nigeria is brilliant
FBQ8: Complete this sound deductive argument: “Lagos is in Nigeria, Nigeria is in Africa, therefore ____ .“
Answer: Lagos is in Africa
FBQ9: For a ___, the role of reason is basically one of interpreting and defending the dogma derived from sources whose authority and truth is dependent on faith.
Answer: Religionist
FBQ10: The field of research directed towards obtaining further knowledge of nature is called ______.
Answer: Science
FBQ11: The branch of philosophy concerned with the morality of human action is called ____.
Answer: Ethics
FBQ12: ________ enables philosophers to make their arguments well stated and persuasive more than other people do.
Answer: Logic
FBQ13: The ‘Dialectical method’ of Hegel moves from thesis to _____ and synthesis.
Answer: Anti-thesis
FBQ14: In Greek language, the word Sophia means ____.
Answer: Wisdom
FBQ15: The result of the philosophical doctrine, which sees knowledge as exclusively depending on sense experience is known as ____.
Answer: Master Scientist
FBQ16: In the Under-labourer conception, philosophy characterises a person’s or group of persons _____.
Answer: Attitude to life
FBQ17: “All politicians are liars” is an example of ___ proposition.
Answer: Universal affirmative
FBQ18: ___ is a form of definition that expresses the meaning of a word based on available theories in specific discipline.
Answer: Theoretical definition
FBQ19: “You don’t know any of the accused persons, do you?” is an example of _____fallacy.
Answer: Leading question
FBQ20: “My lord, if you send me to prison, my seven children will suffer, there will be no one to take care of my sick mother and my father will die of heart attack.” is an example of ____ fallacy
Answer: Appeal to Pity
FBQ21: “I look out at you all, and I tell you, I am proud to be here. Proud to belong to a party that stands for what is good for Nigeria. Proud to cast my lot with the kind of people who make this nation great. Proud to stand with men and women who can get our nation back on its feet. Yes, there are those who criticize us, as weak and insensitive. But when I look at you hard-working people, I know we are right, and the critics are wrong.” This is an example of _____ fallacy
Answer: Appeal to Popular feeling
FBQ22: ___ is another word for recursive definition.
Answer: Induction
FBQ23: In the concept of ‘Definition’ that which is doing the defining is referred to as ____.
Answer: Definien
FBQ24: Ethno-Philosophy sees philosophy as an item of _____ property rather than an activity of the individual
Answer: Communal
FBQ25: _____ developed the theory of ‘condensation and refraction’ to explain the original stuff from which all things are made.
Answer: Anaximenes
FBQ26: “Segun is a boy” is an example of ___ proposition
Answer: Particular affirmative
FBQ27: To ___ everything that exists is permanent, indestructible and unchanging.
Answer: Parmenides
FBQ28: A ‘lexical definition’ is identical with a ____ definition of words.
Answer: Dictionary
FBQ29: In the currents of African philosophy, ____ is a sort of individualist version of Ethno-Philosophy, in which one records the belief of certain special members of the community.
Answer: Sage philosophy
FBQ30: ____ proposed the idea that the sources of all things must be a neutral element, different from all the elements we know.
Answer: Anaximander
FBQ31: The establishment of the world as being made up of a single underlying item or substance is referred to as ___
Answer: Monism
FBQ32: ___ is the branch of philosophy that refers to the study of the fundamental principles of the theory of education as distinguished from the science or art of education.
Answer: Philosophy of education
FBQ33: ___ is the method of philosophy which concerns itself with the establishment of correct concepts or definitions before trying to know their applications in life’s instances.
Answer: Socratic method
FBQ34: ___is the name of the Greek philosopher and mathematician who likened philosophers to spectators at the “Ancient Games”.
Answer: Pythagoras
FBQ35: ___ contrasted true lover of wisdom with those who merely parade themselves as lovers of wisdom when in actual fact they are mere lovers of words.
Answer: Socrates
MCQ1: Who first introduced the concept of “Tabula rasa”?
Answer: Avicenna
MCQ2: The belief that ‘Virtue’ is a kind of knowledge that we need to in order to reach the ultimate good is called
Answer: Eudemonism
MCQ3: The Renaissance age was marked by the movement away from religion and medieval scholasticism to
Answer: Humanism
MCQ4: “Ockham Razor”, the methodological principle which states that “one should not multiply arguments beyond necessary” was developed by
Answer: Ockham
MCQ5: All the following belong to the same AGE of philosophy EXCEPT
Answer: Heidegger
MCQ6: What was Descartes’ philosophical idea that set the agenda for Mind and Body problem?
Answer: Cartesian Dualism
MCQ7: The identification of the soul as having three parts namely Reason, Spirit and Appetite was done by
Answer: Plato
MCQ8: Who used the theory of Form to develop and explain epistemology?
Answer: Plato
MCQ9: Who among the following is NOT an ancient philosopher?
Answer: Baruch De Spinoza
MCQ10: Fallacy of “Begging the question” is also known as
Answer: Petito pricipii
MCQ11: The kind of definition which describes a special brand of stipulative and précising definition is known as
Answer: Theoretical definition
MCQ12: ‘Evidence’ or ‘Reason’ in logic is also known as
Answer: Premise
MCQ13: The critical thinking of Africans on their experience of reality is called
Answer: African philosophy
MCQ14: In the Medieval age, philosophy was subservient to
Answer: Religion
MCQ15: The Ontological argument for the existence of God was developed by
Answer: St Anslem
MCQ16: The concept of “Methodic doubt” was part of the philosophies of
Answer: Rene Descartes
MCQ17: Utilitarian ethicists are also known as
Answer: Consequentialists
MCQ18: The idea that there is no absolute truth and that two point of views can be accepted at the same time is credited to
Answer: Sophism
MCQ19: What type of argument is that in which the conclusion is based on probability?
Answer: Inductive argument
MCQ20: The founder of ‘Scepticism’ is called
Answer: Pyrroh
MCQ21: One value of philosophy is that it enables a person to develop the habit of
Answer: Reflection
MCQ22: The following are members of the age of delivery of philosophy EXCEPT
Answer: Ockham
MCQ23: The scientist’s main business is to explain
Answer: Natural phenomena
MCQ24: The word ‘Epistemology’ means
Answer: Theory of knowledge
MCQ25: The argument that consists of as many arguments as possible with so many premise(s) and conclusion(s) is
Answer: A complex argument
MCQ26: Who is the proponent of ‘Transcendental’ method of philosophy?
Answer: Immanuel Kant
MCQ27: The method of philosophy that is confined to sense experience is called
Answer: Empiricism
MCQ28: What method of philosophy holds that everything is real when it tends to fruitful activity and results?
Answer: Pragmatic method
MCQ29: In the Socratic method of philosophy, the assumption of an ignorance of truth by the teacher is known as
Answer: Socratic Irony
MCQ30: The idea that ‘Motion’ is nothing but an illusion is credited to
Answer: Zeno of Elea
MCQ31: The part of ethics that deals with the logical language of ethical concept and terms is known as
Answer: Meta-ethics
MCQ32: The type of logic that is concerned with knowledge and belief is called
Answer: Epistemic logic
MCQ33: What kind of logic deals with the basic operations of truth value?
Answer: Boolean logic
MCQ34: The Logic that serves as the study of natural language argument is called
Answer: Informal
MCQ35: What branch of philosophy helps us to avoid claims for which we do not have enough reasons?
Answer: Logic
GST 302
FBQ1: _____ is a method of stimulating individuals in an organization who think that something can be done differently and better.
Answer: Intrapreneurship
FBQ2: The document that shows whether a venture is economically feasible or not is called ____
Answer: Business plan
FBQ3: The period of business when an entrepreneur must position the venture in a market and make necessary adjustments to assure survival is called ______
Answer: start up stage
FBQ4: A psychological feature that enable an individual to take action toward a desired goal is called ____
Answer: Motive
FBQ5: In Entrepreneurship, the process of creating incremental wealth is called ___
Answer: Dynamic
FBQ6: An entrepreneur doing business within the national border is called ____ entrepreneurship
Answer: Domestic
FBQ7: Before opening his own business, Femi was writing a report that details the specifics of his ideas and future business operations. This document is known as ______
Answer: business plan
FBQ8: The process through which entrepreneurs develop new products thatover time make current products obsolete is known as _____
Answer: Creative destruction
FBQ9: The individuals that are involved in entrepreneurship are called _____
Answer: Proactive individuals
FBQ10: The method of selling goods to another country through a person in the entrepreneur’s home country is called ____
Answer: Indirect Export
FBQ11: The major career solution for many underemployed managers is _____
Answer: Entrepreneurship
FBQ12: The point at which an entrepreneur attains a production level where he/she will not gain or lose is called _____
Answer: Break even point
FBQ13: Mr. Alade is an entrepreneur. Before he started his business, he found out the feelings of the prospective consumers on the product. In the business palace, Mr. Alade carried out _____
Answer: Market Research
FBQ14: _____ is alternatively called corporate venturing
Answer: Intrapreneurship
FBQ15: A business where an individual is both the owner and manager of the business affairs is called______
Answer: Sole Proprietorship
FBQ16: ____ and R & D are good for spawning new enterprises
Answer: Finance
FBQ17: ____ franchisee has a great deal of autonomy and considerable freedom
Answer: Manufacturer’s representative
FBQ18: Mrs. Adagba is an entrepreneur who is into the production of garri using the exiting process of garri production. Therefore, Mrs. Adagba can be described as _____ entrepreneur
Answer: Imitating
FBQ19: An entrepreneur who is into a product or service that will help to improve on the exiting one is known as _____ entrepreneur
Answer: Innovative
FBQ20: An entrepreneur who is more concerned with the business that will help to improve the wellbeing of his/her people rather than profit making is called ____ entrepreneur.
Answer: social
MCQ1: The first stage in the life-cycle of a business is:
Answer: Seed or concept
MCQ2: Which of the following does not take place during the start-up stage of the business venture?
Answer: Initial screening of product and business ideas
MCQ3: At which stage of a business venture does financial institutions and investors traditionally show no interest in funding a business venture?
Answer: Seed or concept
MCQ4: The resistance of employees in an organization against flexibility, growth, and diversification can be overcome by developing:
Answer: Intrapreneurship
MCQ5: At which stage of a business venture does it become a going concern?
Answer: Product, service and organizational development
MCQ6: Which of the following tasks are typical of the Production and Market Development stage of a business venture?
Answer: Developing strategies for secondary and follow-up products or services
MCQ7: Which statement describes the maturity and stability stage of a business venture the best?
Answer: The entrepreneur has to let go of power and control over key decisions and responsibilities
MCQ8: Which of the following are typical characteristics of high growth ventures?
Answer: All of the options
MCQ9: Focus on result and trying to achieve a goal is,
Answer: Management by objectives
MCQ10: The high growth venture has a people challenge during high growth and should thus:
Answer: Hire someone that can grow with the venture
MCQ11: Which of the following are not aspects to be considered in managing high growth ventures?
Answer: Developing a business plan
MCQ12: Which one of the following is NOT an important activity of Business Plan in a new venture?
Answer: Company Name
MCQ13: Key features of a well written business plan would include all of the following except:
Answer: A review of the advertising firms analyzed
MCQ14: A business centre that offers working space and specialized support for new ventures is called:
Answer: Incubator
MCQ15: A network entrepreneur is an individual who identifies his or her business idea
Answer: Through social contacts
MCQ16: Banks are usually reluctant to give loan to the:
Answer: Sole Proprietor
MCQ17: Who coined Competitive Model
Answer: Michael E. Porter
MCQ18: If an entrepreneur has an internal locus of control, this means that he/she:
Answer: Believes that success or failure depends on his/her own actions
MCQ19: If someone starts a new business that is a service station, this is an example of
Answer: Existing concept/new business
MCQ20: What type of Entrepreneur is Kumar Manglam Birla?
Answer: Second Generation Entrepreneur
MCQ21: Newspapers, business periodicals, trade journals, and government publications are:
Answer: Sources of information and economic data.
MCQ22: Which document has the control points to ascertain the progress of an entrepreneur?
Answer: Business plan
MCQ23: An entrepreneur must possess abilities which include:
Answer: Creativity
MCQ24: The increase in home businesses has occurred for several reasons. Which of the following is one of the reasons?
Answer: The increasing use of the Internet
MCQ25: The practice of using outside firms to perform tasks that could be performed internally is called:
Answer: Outsourcing
MCQ26: The process of gathering information about trends is called:
Answer: Scanning the environment
MCQ27: The relationship between firms and new markets is:
Answer: New firms seldom establish new markets
MCQ28: User innovation is:
Answer: Less likely than manufacturer innovation
MCQ29: Why should an entrepreneur do a feasibility study for starting a new venture?
Answer: To see if there are possible barriers to success
MCQ30: Which of these refers to the belief by individuals that their future is within their control and that external forces will have little influence?
Answer: Internal locus of control
MCQ31: Physical location does not matter any longer because the Internet allows anyone to link to any Web site no matter where in the world that site might be. Which of the following utilizes services more?
Answer: e-retailer
MCQ32: Which of the following statements is false? E- commerce:
Answer: Is rarely used in small businesses.
MCQ33: Which of the following is the key factor for choosing the type of financing?
Answer: Prevailing interest rates
MCQ34: Inspired by the growth of companies such as Amazon.com, entrepreneurs who want to start new businesses flock the
Answer: Internet
MCQ35: Which one of the following is an economic barrier to an entrepreneur?
Answer: Labour
MCQ36: Which of the following is an internal factor that influences entrepreneurs?
Answer: Technological Capacity
MCQ37: Which of the following is a reason why a person might prefer to purchase a franchise rather than open a completely new business?
Answer: Ability to benefit from previous experience.
MCQ38: What other function can a well-formulated business plan could do in future endeavours?
Answer: A source document
MCQ39: MSMED stands for:
Answer: Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Development
MCQ40: Which one of the following is not part of the steps involved in preparing a business plan?
Answer: Submit the business plan when applying for funds
GST 707
FBQ1: The term Distance Education is relatively old concept, while Open Learning is an old term. TRUE OR FALSE? ____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ2: Students of National Open University of Nigeria, study under a non-conventional mode. TRUE OR FALSE? _____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ3: In distance learning, the Sandwich programme cannot be referred to as ‘correspondence education’ TRUE OR FALSE? ____________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ4: Pitman’s correspondence courses in Shorthand started in_______
Answer: 1840s
FBQ5: The institution to first offer degrees through distance education was _______
Answer: University of London
FBQ6: Good note-taking requires---------, accuracy and clarity
Answer: Speed
FBQ7: The productive skill in language use, and interactive activity can be developed through practice ____________
Answer: Writing
FBQ8: Note-taking requires and encourages intensive __________
Answer: listening
FBQ9: The graphic image, or object that represents a file, programme, web page or command is called ________
Answer: Icon
FBQ10: The pre-marked paper used as a dummy for a publication is called ___
Answer: Layout sheet
FBQ11: In Nigeria, Correspondence study started Extra mural studies in ______
Answer: University of Ibadan
FBQ12: The inability to select only relevant and important sounds and messages is what makes good listening. True or False? _________
Answer: False
FBQ13: Listening is active while hearing is passive. True or False? _______
Answer: True
FBQ14: SQ3R is an acronym used in ______
Answer: Reading
FBQ15: Listening is a purposeful activity. True or False? ________
Answer: TRUE
FBQ16: The first educational instruction was aired in 1816 by ____________
Answer: Radio
FBQ17: Listening requires paying conscious attention to a ___________.
Answer: spoken discourse
FBQ18: The verbal mode of expression and involves the use of the Organs of speech is ___
Answer: Speaking
FBQ19: The receptive skills include ______
Answer: Listening and reading
FBQ20: Productive skills include ________
Answer: Speaking and writing.
FBQ21: Use of Clichés in a sentence renders it less effective due to _________
Answer: over-use
FBQ22: Sign language can be used to teach a student with _______
Answer: hearing impairment
FBQ23: When all the lines of headline text share same midpoint, this is known as____
Answer: Centre Text
FBQ24: Linguistic barrier can result in disconnect between the ____
Answer: speaker and the listener
FBQ25: Perceptual barriers come to play when the speaker and the listener possibly view the same situation from _____
Answer: varying points
FBQ26: In studying, Skimming is the idea of doing ______
Answer: selective reading
FBQ27: __________ learners prefer to read notes aloud and discuss it with other people.
Answer: Auditory
FBQ28: When your answer demands that you compare what different writers said about an issue, you are_______
Answer: Evaluating
FBQ29: Kinaesthetic/ Tactile learner prefers to learn by ______
Answer: Doing
FBQ30: Writing essays is a multi-layered activity. As such, it’s title have _________
Answer: hidden depths
FBQ31: The decision to set up an open university in Nigeria was first conceived in
Answer: 1976
FBQ32: Programmes, data, protocols are types of a computer’s ____
Answer: Software
FBQ33: Critical reading lies at the heart of good _______
Answer: Learning
FBQ34: Discussion is a command mode of learning which allows you to share the burden of understanding ______
Answer: new idea
FBQ35: The Act to back up the establishment of the Open University was passed by the National Assembly in _______
Answer: 1983
MCQ1: National Open University of Nigeria is the only
Answer: mono-mode open and distance learning
MCQ2: Open and distance learning is a system of education that demand from students
Answer: Self-motivation
MCQ3: The natural order of acquisition of language skills is
Answer: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing
MCQ4: During the earliest appearance of Distance Learning, participant interaction was ensured through distribution of
Answer: Printed materials
MCQ5: . The first University to offer degrees through distance education is
Answer: University of London
MCQ6: The foundation of the second stage of distance education was laid during
Answer: World War I
MCQ7: Which of these is peculiar to students of Distance Education?
Answer: Self-discipline
MCQ8: Speaking Aids/facilities include all, EXCEPT
Answer: Formal- audio
MCQ9: Regional Training and Research Institute for Open and Distance Learning (RETRIDAL) is the brain child of who?
Answer: Commonwealth of Learning (COL)
MCQ10: The experimental radio broadcast with the College of the Air took place in
Answer: 1960s
MCQ11: All but one of these characterised open and distance learning
Answer: Non separation of teacher and learner
MCQ12: A learner makes his reading real only by this
Answer: Copying what he read in a notebook.
MCQ13: Reading is a set of practices which enable you to engage with the following ideas in a text, EXCEPT
Answer: Setting reference.
MCQ14: The SQ3R as an acronym for effective and efficient reading strategy, in its full meaning does not include
Answer: Scan
MCQ15: Technology has contributed all but one of these to distance education.
Answer: advancement in student-teacher ratio
MCQ16: Which of these term is not applicable to Fourth generation Distance Education
Answer: f-Learning (flexible learning)
MCQ17: In distance education, 1874 marks the beginning of
Answer: television experiment
MCQ18: The word that qualifies what reminds a reader at each moment of where he is, in the argument and pointing the way he is heading is called
Answer: Signposting
MCQ19: Reading is the greatest stimulator of
Answer: critical thinking
MCQ20: Which of the phases in distance learning, is referred to as Computer technology?
Answer: Third phase
MCQ21: Educational delivery is affected by emerging
Answer: technologies
MCQ22: Good writing is primarily a factor of quality arguments and
Answer: ideas
MCQ23: The educational philosophy of open learning emphasizes giving learners choices about these, EXCEPT
Answer: Cost of education
MCQ24: Quoting is an excellent way of bringing the views of an author into play.
Answer: essay writing
MCQ25: The success of this University, led to the establishment of other open universities globally.MCQ26: One of the listed does not belong to the students’ learning classification.
Answer: Sensory learners
MCQ27: A student get used to the format of the questions through
Answer: Practice with old exams
MCQ28: Activities carried out by an assessor to ascertain the level of achievement and ability of a learner is called
Answer: Play-back
MCQ29: All but one of these stand as advantages for learning through reading.
Answer: Exploration of intellectual properties
MCQ30: Among the listed, what increases the level of participation and involvement of the recipient in decoding the message is called
Answer: Feedback
MCQ31: A good research project must have these number of chapters
Answer: Five
MCQ32: Chapter one of a research project must have all these among others, EXCEPT
Answer: Research Design
MCQ33: In a particular research project chapter, which of the following does not belong
Answer: Purpose of the study
MCQ34: The writing that explains how something is done.
Answer: Summative
MCQ35: A well written paragraph must have
Answer: Unity
GST 807
FBQ1: _____defines open and distance learning as a system of teaching and learning characterized by separation of teacher and learner in time and / or space
Answer: Commonwealth of Learning
FBQ2: The officially recognized attempt at distance education was propounded by ______
Answer: Sir Isaac Pitman
FBQ3: The current trend in open universities is the movement towards ______
Answer: Internationalisation
FBQ4: What Directorate was established in the National Open University of Nigeria to identify and meet the needs of open and distance learning capacity building in the West African sub region?______
Answer: RETRIDAL
FBQ5: ______ refers to educational content that can be reused, remixed and redistribute without copyright law
Answer: Open content
FBQ6: Electronic learning is in what generation of distance education?______
Answer: Fourth
FBQ7: The interaction that occurs among learners in a web-based instruction is ______
Answer: Learner-to-learner
FBQ8: Dr. Opateye operates ______ which contains learning resources and technology, means of teaching modes of teaching and connection to global context
Answer: Learning environment
FBQ9: Content must relate to the key concepts and provoke peers to think more insightfully on the concepts. True or False? ______
Answer: False
FBQ10: E-learners must be responsible for reading, analyzing their assignments and asking questions when they arise. True or False? _____
Answer: True
FBQ11: The act of putting down important points by Chinwe while listening to enable her remember and clarify doubts is _______
Answer: Note taking
FBQ12: Hauwa always provide emotional support to her speaker. Which type of listening is this? ______
Answer: Emphatic
FBQ13: When listening, ______ consists of judging or deciding the value of the information received.
Answer: Evaluating
FBQ14: What method would Prof. Stone use to give graphic representation of the ideas and concepts when delivering his lecture? _______
Answer: Mapping
FBQ15: What kind of speaking will the NOUN FM radio display in order to give a lecture in physics? _______
Answer: Informative
FBQ16: ______ is a system of printing in which the letters of the alphabets and numbers are printed with fingers by the people who are blind.
Answer: Braille
FBQ17: Fluency comes with the development of phonemic awareness, phonic skills and ______
Answer: Vocabulary
FBQ18: Vocalisation depicts pronouncing a word ahead of it is being read. True or False? _______
Answer: False
FBQ19: Ebong writes to discover new experience, revising or updating an old piece of writing to add new or expunge irrelevant materials. This kind of writing is referred to as ______
Answer: Creative
FBQ20: Effective communication through writing should be based on ability to present thoughts, ideas and experience coherently. True or False? ______
Answer: True
FBQ21: Learning by deducing involves scientific experiment or perform a piece of music. True or False? ______
Answer: False
FBQ22: A learner that studies and remembers better with pictures, graphics and diagrams is a _______ learner
Answer: Visual
FBQ23: Paragraphs are expected to be characterized by unity, incoherence and must be developed to give desired information. True or False? ______
Answer: False
FBQ24: An appropriate way for Murtala to recall what had been read is for him to tell someone or divulge what had been read from life experiences. True or False? ______
Answer: False
FBQ25: ______ skill is the ability to apply frequent and substantial consideration and assessment of one’s learning process and products
Answer: Reflective
FBQ26: Assessment of ______ must be planned and implemented as an integral part of the curriculum and programme instruction.
Answer: Achievement
FBQ27: A naturalistic approach of collecting data is accomplished through the use of aptitude test. True or False? _______
Answer: False
FBQ28: Formative assessment leads to judgement of student’s achievement while learning is going on. True or False? ______
Answer: True
FBQ29: Self-assessment becomes most effective when students have full knowledge of the learning goals. True or False? ______
Answer: True
FBQ30: The aspect of research report that deals with design, population and instrumentation is collectively called ______
Answer: Methodology
FBQ31: _____ is supervised on-site work experiences that allows students to practice and demonstrate their developed skills and competencies in their chosen career.
Answer: Practicum
FBQ32: In ITF, employers control and discipline students like permanent staff. True of False? ______
Answer: True
FBQ33: How many times should a teaching practice supervisor visit schools in order to assess a particular student?
Answer: Two
FBQ34: When Kolawole is carrying out a science practical, the conclusion he draws after the experiment is often referred to as _______
Answer: Inference
FBQ35: The purpose of ______ is to measure the extent of achievement of learners in terms of educational objectives.
Answer: Examination
MCQ1: The period when students are made to have some face-to-face interactions with instructors in open and distance learning is called
Answer: Facilitation
MCQ2: Activities of teaching and learning services consist of the following EXCEPT
Answer: Voluntary residential school
MCQ3: Functions of learners support could be categorised to the following EXCEPT
Answer: Systematic and skilful
MCQ4: All activities an instructor carry out in order to obtain the level of achievement and ability of learners is referred to as
Answer: Assessment
MCQ5: Which of the following is NOT essential for ensuring effectiveness assessment methods?
Answer: Discarding individual needs and differences
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 5: The fields experiences that allow a student to observe and document how working professionals perform their duties is
Answer: Practicum
MCQ6: The fields experiences that allow a student to observe and document how working professionals perform their duties is
Answer: Practicum
MCQ7: Acceptable evaluation leads to
Answer: Decision-making for planning
MCQ8: Which of the following is NOT a way to categorise the functions of learners’ support?
Answer: Systematic and skilful
MCQ9: Academic counselling helps learners to understand all matters related to the following EXCEPT
Answer: Finance
MCQ10: The teaching and learning services rendered by learner supporters is
Answer: Tutorial marking and feedback
MCQ11: Which of the following is NOT an information support service?
Answer: Multicultural educational coordination
MCQ12: The scope of evaluation involves the following EXCEPT
Answer: Focusing on instructional mismanagement
MCQ13: What is designed to familiarise the new students to the university and the study centre operations?
Answer: Orientation
MCQ14: The major perennial issue that serves as mediation between the learners and the institutions is
Answer: Feelings of isolation
MCQ15: All these learner support processes could reduce distant learners’ drop-out EXCEPT
Answer: Debasing students sense of confidence
MCQ16: The system that creates access to learning time and distance separate from the source of information and the learners is
Answer: Distance education
MCQ17: The phenomenon that open and distance learning is flexible in payment plan is referred to as
Answer: Affordability
MCQ18: Why is the open and distance learning mode different from traditional education in line with teachers’ role?
Answer: Teacher assumes the role of a facilitator
MCQ19: Which of the following is NOT a barrier to effective listening in an open and distance learning?
Answer: Hearing or receiving
MCQ20: The type of speaking that makes listeners to relax and enjoy the event is
Answer: Entertainment
MCQ21: To be an effective speaker, you must do the following EXCEPT
Answer: make your speech more conversational and less easy
MCQ22: What method is Adamu engaging in when he specially takes note and draws up two unequal columns?
Answer: Cornell
MCQ23: Which of the following methods would a distance learner utilise to actively participate in learning?
Answer: Discussion and chat forums
MCQ24: You can describe fourth generation distance education as the following EXCEPT
Answer: a-learning
MCQ25: The acronym of the international organisation that anchors and support distance education is
Answer: COL
MCQ26: The system that creates access to learning time and distance separate from the source of information and the learners is
Answer: Distance education
MCQ27: The phenomenon that open and distance learning is close to prospective learners is called ______
Answer: Accessibility
MCQ28: Why is the open and distance learning different from traditional education in line with the teachers’ role? The teacher
Answer: assumes the role of a facilitator
MCQ29: Which of the following is NOT a barrier to effective listening in an open and distance learning?
Answer: Hearing or receiving
MCQ30: A kinaesthetic distance learner learns through
Answer: Carrying out physical activities
MCQ31: The ability to speak a language and maintaining reasonable speed and accuracy is
Answer: Previewing and scanning
MCQ32: Practice of your speaking skill will I. improve your communication II. enhance your confidence III. Increase your ability to understand other people.
Answer: I, II and III
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 33: Reading for information will aid Foluke to do the following EXCEPT
Answer: Identifying and disorganize important points
MCQ33: Reading for information will aid Foluke to do the following EXCEPT
Answer: Identifying and disorganize important points
MCQ34: Which of the following behaviours should NOT be cultivated by distance learners?
Answer: Self-interaction
MCQ35: When taking semester examination, Bamidele needs to refrain from the following EXCEPT
Answer: Answering the questions
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