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1. The use of facial marks as a channel of communication is an age long practice common among Africans which is used as a means of ___

2. ___ is among the various modes of African communication systems

3. It is necessary to integrate indigenous and exogenous communication systems to ___

4. The definition of culture agrees with which of the following __

5. Apart from the wide known entertainment function of music it could also function as ___

6. According to Doob, personal satisfaction, achievements, and ranks are ___ by facial marks and scars

7. ___ and ___form the two groups in which agencies of public communication may be classified.

According to Rothwell , he stated that the ___ is your
personal billboard

9. Poeple’s culture include the following except ___

10. Some specific functions of communication includes all except the following ___

11. Language is a structured system of ____ produced based on linguistic rules.

12. The traditional channels of communication give the local people the opportunity to participate in developmental programmes___

Communication according to MacBride et al (1981) is defined as An individual and collective
activity embracing all transmission and sharing of ideas, facts and _________

14. There is no limit to the use of human language. True or False ___?

15. In African traditional society, visuals communicate some warning signs and symbols thus black communicates mourning while white communicates ___

16. Yoruba traditional drums are also called the __________________________

17. _________ is a set of arbitrary symbols, matched with meaning and used by a group of people for communication

18. A Ghanaian scholar Ansu Kyeremeh looking at intra village patterns of communication mentioned ___ as venue oriented communication mod

19. African community system has a unique feature which is the fact that it is ___

20. As time is strongly linked with culture therefore it ___

21. In Africa, the communication systems form an integral part of the___

22. If delivering speech is a form of verbal communication, then singing is a form of ___ communication.

23. The human language has two aspects ___

24. The introduction of mass media into traditional communication brought about the advent of ___

25. The use of gestures intended for a particular persons and group to the exclusion of others shrouded with open secrecies is ___

26. Communication as defined by MacBride et al (1981) is not just as the exchange of ___ and ___ but an individual and collective activity embracing all transmissions and sharing of ideas, facts and data

According to Scholes writing on instruments can
be in ___ and ___

28. In African communication systems according to Akpabio (2003), instrumental communication devices can be grouped into ___

29. Yawning is a substitution for gaining energy to continue working. True or false ___?

30. If black colour is used to communicate mourning then ____ colour is used to communicate danger.

31. Waiving hand is a substitution for saying _____

32. Before the introduction of modern mass media a variety of traditional communication channels were already in existence___

33. An example of iconographic class in the taxonomy of traditional African media is Flag. True or False ____?

34. According to Ibagere, (1994:83)the different methods of communication in African traditional social system can be classified into Non-verbal mode ,verbal mode, ___

35. In the taxonomy of traditional media in Africa, wooden drum belongs to idiophones but Deer horn belongs to ____ hardware.

36. The use of feather for various purposes is common more among people of ___

37. The Morse code is not a non verbal mode of communication because it possess all characteristics of language ___

38. As one of the functions of music the duet by king Sunny Ade and Onyeka Onwuenu was used to promote ___ in Nigeria

39. According to Okunna communication is ___

40. ___ is seen as a traditional or indigenous mode of communication

41. Culture is acquired through the following except___

42. ___is commonly referred to as spoken language

43. SMCR model of communication means ___

44. The king size gong and aristocratic orders can be likened to the ___

45. ___ is very powerful in conveying indigenous messages from generation to generation

46. Verbal communication possesses the characteristics of ______

47. The ability to talk about an event that is far away in space and time is described as ___

48. _____ colour is used to communicate purity or simplicity.

49. The two aspects of human language are biological and ____ aspects

50. ___ and ___ is peculiar and unique to each African people in their own tradition.