Igbo Facts
How many languages do they speak? A.1 B.2 C.7
A.1
What religion are the Igbos currently? A. Muslim B. Christian C. Jewish
B. Christian (they started to become Christian at around the year of 1885)
In which year did Nigeria gain independence from Britain? A. 1958 B. 1960 C. 1963
B. 1960
What is their staple food? A. Rice B. Yam C. Carrots
B. Yam
In Igbo culture, what is the one personal God that each person has? A. Chi B. Spirit C. Godfather
A. Chi
The Igbo people have lived in this region of Africa for thousands of years, which is located in the southeastern part of the continent. A. Nigeria B. Sudan C. Egypt
A. Nigeria
Social classification is largely based on this. A.Wealth B.Education C.Religion
A. Wealth
In Igbo culture, dancing is enjoyed by everyone and is often done during this type of event. A. School B. Religious Spaces C. Festivals
C. Festivals
The Igbo people were known for having a society without a single king. This type of society is called a ________ society. A. Monarchical B. Centralized C. Stateless
C. Stateless
This practice that the Igbo people do involves passing down history and wisdom through stories in Igbo society. A. Modern Media B. Storytelling C. Books
B. storytelling
This instrument, traditionally made from ivory, is used in Igbo culture to send messages and is blown like a flute. A. Trumpet B. Ivory Horn C. Flute
B. Ivory Horn
Traditionally, Igbos were substantially ______ A. Farmers B. Chefs C. Sailers
A. Farmers
All Igbos live in rainforest country EXCEPT for A. Southern B. Northeastern C. Western
B. Northeastern
This is the name of the traditional Igbo festival that celebrates the harvest. A. New Yam Festival B. Easter C. Christmas
A. New Yam Festival
Before colonial administration, how many people were in their political group? A. 5 B. 500 C. 5,000
C. 5,000