A) Clay
B) Water
C) Mud
D) Wood

A) Loose weight
B) Crack
C) Vanish
D) Shrink

A) Biscuit
B) Leather hard
C) Bone dry
D) Plastic

A) Pottery
B) Clay work
C) Terracotta
D) Grog

A) Prof. Irein Wangbje
B) Late (Dr) Mrs. Ladi Kwali
C) Ben Enwonwu
D) Chief Afi Ekong

A) Kneading, pounding, moulding and firing
B) Pounding, moulding, firing, kneading and drying
C) Digging, kneading, pounding, moulding, firing and drying
D) Digging, pounding, kneading, moulding, drying, firing

A) Chemical added to clay
B) Firing a pot in the kiln
C) Glass melted on ceramic body
D) Transparent paint on pots

A) Gas cooker
B) Fire house
C) Oven
D) Kiln

A) Uche Okeke
B) Ben Enwonwu
C) Lasisi Osunde
D) Ben Osawe

A) Yusuf Grillo
B) Dele Jegede
C) Late Aina Onabolu
D) J. B Akolo

A) J.B Akolo and S.I Wangboje (Late)
B) Late Aina Onabolu and Late Akinola Lasekan
C) Yusuf Grillo and Ben Enwonwu
D) Kolade Oshinowo and Afi Ekong

A) Nok
B) Benin
C) Ife
D) Yoruba land

A) Pierced nostrils, eyes and ears
B) Conical, spherical or cylindrical shaped heads
C) Mouth that is agaped
D) Stripes on their faces

A) Esie
B) Igbo Ukwu
C) Nok
D) Ife

A) The glorification of the Obas
B) The initiation into secret societies
C) Trade with the Portuguese
D) Traditional cultural festivals

A) Grey clay
B) Kaolin clay
C) Black clay
D) Reddish clay

A) The Mother Earth
B) Statue of Sango
C) Anyanwu
D) The Fire

A) Outside University of Ibadan
B) Outside House of Representative in Lagos
C) Outside PHCN Hq. in Marina, Lagos
D) Outside National Museum at Onikan, Lagos

A) The bronze head of Oba’s
B) Statue of Queen Elizabeth II
C) Statue of Sango olukoso
D) The Awakening

A) Three sides
B) All sides equal
C) Length, breadth and depth
D) Length and breadth only