Objective Questions
All objective questions for GST 112
Questions (1270)
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What 'internal Pentecostalization' have mainstream churches embraced in recent …
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What ecumenical body allows various Christian groups to coexist peacefully desp…
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| 203 |
When was cultural nationalism embraced and nurtured within the Church in Nigeri…
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| 204 |
What triggered cultural nationalism within Nigerian churches?
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| 205 |
Who was the first black man to be consecrated as an Anglican Bishop?
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| 206 |
How was Samuel Ajayi Crowther's death described in relation to white CMS agents?
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| 207 |
Which African church was founded in Lagos in 1888?
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| 208 |
What was a common feature of all the African or Native churches established in …
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What does the African Church phenomenon underscore about any societal experimen…
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| 210 |
Who were the purveyors of cultural nationalism in late nineteenth century Niger…
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| 211 |
What disillusioned the elite who were products of missionary schools in the lat…
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| 212 |
What tradition of Christianity contributed to politics in Nigeria through socia…
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| 213 |
During which military regimes did Christian leaders become visible in opposing …
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| 214 |
What was the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) mentioned in the text?
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| 215 |
Which of the following priests was an unrelenting critic of military government…
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| 216 |
What commission of the Catholic Church defended human rights during military re…
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| 217 |
What role does the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) play regarding acts u…
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| 218 |
In which Aladura church were women ordained as clergy?
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In which Pentecostal organization do women enjoy full ordination and play impor…
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| 220 |
Which woman founded Agbala Daniel Church in Ibadan in 1979?
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Which woman moved her Power Pentecostal Church headquarters from Ibadan to Lago…
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| 222 |
Who assumed headship of the Church of God Missions in Benin after her husband's…
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Which Christian woman distinguished herself as Director-General of NAFDAC and M…
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| 224 |
Who served as the pioneer chief executive of the national Due Process Office an…
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How did Pentecostals historically view politics in Nigeria?
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| 226 |
Who founded the Fresh Party and contested unsuccessfully for president in 2003 …
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| 227 |
Who lost his bid for Vice-President in 2011 on the platform of the Congress for…
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| 228 |
What doctrine within some Pentecostal groups has not helped matters in a nation…
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| 229 |
What does the text say about the performance of professed Christians who won el…
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| 230 |
According to the text, what contributed significantly to the institution of dem…
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| 231 |
Is it possible to speak of a homogenous Christian tradition in Nigeria accordin…
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| 232 |
What does the text say about the changes in Nigerian Christianity?
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| 233 |
What did the Portuguese connection with the slave trade do to their missionary …
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| 234 |
What significant historical marker is located in the centre of old Warri from t…
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What was the response of white missionaries to the plight of African pastors li…
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What did white missionaries' close league with colonial authorities imply for n…
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| 237 |
What does the text suggest about women being kept from assuming important publi…
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| 238 |
What is the significance of women's leadership in Nigerian Christianity for nat…
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| 239 |
Are clerical scandals restricted to any particular denomination according to th…
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| 240 |
According to the text, what is the primary reason marriage is considered indisp…
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| 241 |
What is the first stage of the Yoruba marriage process, involving background ch…
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| 242 |
Among the Akoko Edo, what happens if the girl's father disagrees to a marriage …
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| 243 |
In Igbo marriage, how does a bride signify her consent to marry the groom durin…
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| 244 |
What is the manhood test called that a young Fulani man must pass before he can…
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| 245 |
What is the final test of a Fulani marriage that determines respect for the bri…
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| 246 |
Among the Edo, what is the 'Ugbo Ogba' or 'strong foot'?
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| 247 |
What unique practice marks the passage from girlhood to womanhood among the Ibi…
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| 248 |
In Ikot Oku Nsit (Ibibio), how can a man marry from a family if no grown-up gir…
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| 249 |
How long can the second phase of fattening last among the Efik of James Town, d…
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| 250 |
What is unique about the Igalia marriage ceremony regarding who provides food a…
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| 251 |
What happens during the Igalia wedding feast when the bride disappears?
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| 252 |
Among the Urhobo, when does the bride undergo circumcision?
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| 253 |
How is the bride price determined among the Tiv?
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| 254 |
What unique form of marriage exists among the Tiv that is not practiced among o…
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| 255 |
If a Tiv girl is found not to be a virgin at marriage, what symbol does the hus…
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| 256 |
If a Tiv girl is a virgin at marriage, what does the husband send to the mother…
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| 257 |
Among the Ibibio, what is interpreted as a bad omen if a child is born at night?
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| 258 |
What is the name for a first son among the Ibibio?
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| 259 |
On which day does the Igbo naming ceremony traditionally take place?
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| 260 |
Among the Igbo, who has the privilege of naming a child?
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| 261 |
What does the prefix 'Nwa' mean in Igbo names, and what often follows it?
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| 262 |
Traditionally among the Yoruba, on which day is a baby boy named?
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| 263 |
What does the Yoruba name 'Babatunde' mean?
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| 264 |
Among the Yoruba, which items are offered for prayers during a naming ceremony?
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| 265 |
In Yoruba land, how is the death of a non-titled man traditionally handled rega…
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| 266 |
How is the death of a hunter announced among the Yoruba?
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| 267 |
Among the Ibibio, why is a child's body mutilated if the child dies?
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| 268 |
Among the Akwa Ibom, how is the death of a chief announced?
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| 269 |
How are members of the Ekpo secret society buried among the Utit Urian?
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| 270 |
In olden-day Igbo land, who was usually buried with a chief?
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Among the Igbo, who were responsible for bringing down and burying a corpse of …
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| 272 |
Among the Elulu in Isoko, what happens to a married woman who commits adultery …
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Among the Isoko, what punishment did a thief face in addition to replacing stol…
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In all Nigerian communities mentioned, what is considered a great sacrilege?
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| 275 |
Traditionally among the Ibibio, what restriction applied to mothers of twins?
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Among the Igbo, when is it an abomination for wives in a polygamous family?
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Among the Ibibio, what does it imply if a crow flies across the roof of a sick …
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What does it mean in Benin if someone says 'the Oba has been swallowed by the g…
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Among the Ijaw, where is a person buried if they drown in the river?
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Among the Ebira, what action was considered an abomination regarding a pregnant…
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In parts of Igboland, who was forbidden from marrying an outcast (osu)?
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In Ngor Okpala (Igbo), what signified that an abomination had been committed?
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| 283 |
In parts of Kogi State, why is it prohibited to whistle at night?
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Among the Yoruba, which of the following is a stage in marriage that involves a…
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What symbolic item presented during Yoruba Idana represents happiness in marria…
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Among the Edo, what do the couple do with their big toes in goat blood during t…
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In some Edo communities, what happens to the new wife at conception?
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| 288 |
Among the Urhobo, after traditional marriage, where is the bride taken for spir…
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Among the Tiv, if a man cannot meet the bride price requirements, what alternat…
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Among the Tiv, what does the husband do to shame the family if the bride is not…
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Among the Ibibio, what are twins named?
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Among the Igbo, what does the name 'Chiemeka' mean?
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Among the Yoruba, a child born during festivities is named?
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In Yoruba funeral, who does not see the corpse of their children?
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Among the Ibibio, what is the accepted normal death that is accompanied by feas…
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Among the Igbo, what is done with lepers and those who died of smallpox?
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Among the Ijaw, what does it mean if a drowned person does not float?
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What items are typically presented to the girl's family as part of the Yoruba I…
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In the Yoruba naming system, a name like 'Ogunsanya' indicates what?
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Among the Efik of James Town, why are fresh palm leaves tied over the door wher…
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