MCQ1: One of these is used to announce the arrival of an important guest into a community
Answer: Canon shots

MCQ2: __________ are metaphors that include written and spoken language as  well as visual objects, standing for some quality of reality that is enhanced in importance
Answer: Symbolography

MCQ3: ____________ are normally tied to symbolise certain things in certain cultures
Answer: Knots

MCQ4: To denote that trespass on the farmland is forbidden ________ are hung at the entrance
Answer: Palm fronds and snail shells

MCQ5: ________ is usually regarded as “emotions recollected in tranquillity
Answer: Poetry

MCQ6: palm filled with sand Is Used To Signify The Start Of ________
Answer: A fight

MCQ7: __________ Are Used by farmers to signify the first to get to a meeting point
Answer: Leaves

MCQ8: If the beaded staff of the Oba is found on any piece of farmland, it denotes that thefarmland is
Answer: In dispute

MCQ9: One of the following is not a type of symbolography
Answer: Canons

MCQ10: ______ is used to signify the death or funeral of a very importantpersonality in the community, as well as to warn or draw attention tosome danger in the forest
Answer: Gunshots

MCQ11: Which of the following is a function of communication?
Answer: All of the options

MCQ12: Which of the Following Is a characteristic of African communication?
Answer: Channel credibility

MCQ13: One of the problems of indigenous communication is _______
Answer: Definition in modern language

MCQ14: Language is systematic, articulate and ______
Answer: Ordered

MCQ15: The correspondence between sound and meaning of language is determined by ______
Answer: Culture

MCQ16: _______ is not non-verbal because it possess all the characteristics of language”,
Answer: Sign language

MCQ17: Which of the following is hardware of music?
Answer: All of the options

MCQ18: __________ is second only to face in communicating emotions
Answer: Voice

MCQ19: Rothwell (2000:132) stated that “the ______ is your personal billboard”
Answer: Face

MCQ20: A type of non-verbal communication used during transactions include
Answer: All of the options

MCQ21: _________ is represented by a pulpy substance produced from cam-wood
Answer: Red

MCQ22: ________ are designs printed on people’s faces, hands, body and at calves.
Answer: Tattoos

MCQ23: ________ is a “…group of self-sounding instruments which produce sound when they are struck, scratched, or shaken.
Answer: Idiophone

MCQ24: ________ are used primarily by religious organisations to summon members to prayers and services
Answer: Bell

MCQ25: Ceremonies celebrated in Africa include christening, wedding and _______
Answer: Funerals

MCQ26: Demonstrarrive communication include ______ and _______
Answer: Music, signal

MCQ27: ______ is mostly used to get attention, opening as well as to announce,closing and break-time
Answer: Bell

MCQ28: Examples of records include __________
Answer: All of the options

MCQ29: ________ speaks and informs the people and public of victories, achievements, purity of heart, peace and goodwill.
Answer: White colour

MCQ30: visual communication channels include ______
Answer: All of the options

MCQ31: _________ are appliances of instrumental sound in traditional channels of communication.
Answer: Gongs

MCQ32: Musical instruments in African communication include____________
Answer: All of the options

MCQ33: _______ is usually beaten during hunters’ festival
Answer: Agere

MCQ34: ______are yoruba group drums beaten mainly during the Ifa festival.
Answer: Bata

MCQ35: _______ are membranophones tightly wrapped at the top and bottom for highly sensitive sounding ones used by shrine worshippers and oraclists.
Answer: Obene

FBQ1: _______ is the belief, custom, tradition, practices andsocial behaviour of a particular nation and its people.
Answer: Culture

FBQ2: _______ in communication deals with effectiveness of communication.
Answer: Values

FBQ3: Folktales and proverbs are a ______ of traditional channels of communication
Answer: Classification    

FBQ4: Human language has two aspects Namely:
Answer: Biological and social

FBQ5: ________ refers to all signs and gestures made with any part of the human body for the purpose of communication
Answer: Body language

FBQ6: The most immediate cues used to form first impressions are ____
Answer: Facial communication

FBQ7: The ability to talk about an event that is far away in space and time is described as
Answer: Displacement

FBQ8: _________ is a set of arbitrary symbols, matched with meaning and usedby a group of people for communication
Answer: Language

FBQ9: ________ is a continuous process of information dissemination,entertainment and education used in societies which have not beenseriously dislocated by Western culture or any other external influence.
Answer: Traditional communication

FBQ10: The norms and values of each individual group under a particular ethnic group or tribe is known as_____
Answer: Tradition

FBQ11: ________ is an alphabet or code in which letters are represented by acombination of long and short light or sounds and signals
Answer: Morse code

FBQ12: Wriggle, fidget, finger-tap, and arm flail body in motion constitute ______ communication
Answer: Gestural

FBQ13: Verbal communication possesses the characteristics of ______
Answer: Language

FBQ14: ______ enhances the power and seriousness of verbal messages.
Answer: Accentuation

FBQ15: _______ is the use of designs or pastes to deliver messages, information, and warnings, stir up joy, sorrow etc. in and among people.
Answer: Pigmentation

FBQ16: Facial marks and scars communicate personal satisfaction, achievements  and ________
Answer: Status

FBQ17: _____ communicate social grouping, associations, age, profession and other demographic variable
Answer: Clothes

FBQ18: Visual communication can be grouped into
Answer: Colours

FBQ19: _______  reduces ambiguity and enhances the accuracy of message perception. '
Answer: Repetition

FBQ20: ______ are gestures made with one part of the body, usually thehands, rubbing, squeezing, cleaning, or grooming another partof the body
Answer: Manipulators

FBQ21: _______ are generally regarded as standing for or representing something
Answer: Icons

FBQ22: where part of an object is used to convey messages, it is described as being ______
Answer: Objectified

FBQ23: _______ signifies long lasting relationships as used in traditional marriage in Nigeria.
Answer: Alligator pepper

FBQ24: Ugboajah (1979) noted that traditional societies of Nigeria communicate more using informal than ______________mechanism
Answer: Formal

FBQ25: _________________is placing objects or devices in a particular way to convey meaning
Answer: Symbolography

FBQ26: ____________ are media on which sound is produced through the vibration of membranes.
Answer: Membranophones

FBQ27: Brooms can communicate quarrel and ______
Answer: Settlement

FBQ28: _________ are used in coronation as well as to indicate titled chief.
Answer: Feathers

FBQ29: Wooden drum as an example of______________ instrumental device of communication.
Answer: Idiophones

FBQ30: An assemblage of public information, which are highly informative, reminding and effective according to Ogwezzy (1999) are called ______
Answer: Records

FBQ31: ________ signifies that no one should visit the stream
Answer: Rainbow

FBQ32: A hunter who carries a gun with a palm frond label clearly tells the villagers that he has_____________________
Answer: Shot a great animal

FBQ33: _______  is the hardware of music
Answer: Instrumental device

FBQ34: _______ is the oldest musical instrument
Answer: Drum

FBQ35: _________________ is the name of various accessories such as neck/wrist/ and waist beads tell about places of origin, show royal status/title in the society, ethic nationality and occasion amongst others.
Answer: Costume