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In Igbo, the sentence "Nna m nọ n'ụlọ" means ___.
Correct answer: Option B — My father is at home
"Nna m" = My father, "nọ" = is/stays, "n'ụlọ" = at home/in the house. The full sentence means "My father is at home."
How do you say "Thank you" in Igbo?
Correct answer: Option B — Daalu / Imela
Thank you in Igbo is Daalu (or Imela). "Ndewo" = Hello/greeting, "Ọ dị mma" = It is well/Okay, "Kedu" = How are you?
In Igbo grammar, nouns that refer to human beings belong to the ___ class.
Correct answer: Option B — Animate/human noun class
Igbo nouns referring to human beings belong to the animate/human noun class. This class takes specific agreement morphology (verb and pronoun agreement).
The Igbo word "Ụlọ akwụkwọ" means ___.
Correct answer: Option C — School
Ụlọ akwụkwọ literally means "house of books" and refers to a school in Igbo. "Ụlọ" = house/building, "akwụkwọ" = book/paper.
The Igbo word "Chineke" refers to ___.
Correct answer: Option B — God, the creator
Chineke is the Igbo name for God, the Creator. "Chi" relates to a personal god/spirit, and "neke" relates to creation. It is often used interchangeably with "Chukwu" (the supreme being).
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