A.  a mode believed to take place between the living and the dead, or between the living and the supernatural or Supreme Being

        B.  the use of colours and dressing, appearance and general comportment to communicate certain feelings and attitudes

        C.  the use of certain traditional institutions symbolically

        D.  the use of selected floral of the local vegetation for the purpose of communicating specific meanings or ideas to members of the community

        A.  cryptic representation in the form of writing (pseudo-writing) made on surfaces (hard or soft)

        B.  the use of music and signal in communicating with the people

        C.  idiophones, aerophones, membranophones and symbolography

        D.  the use of objects (objectified communication) and floral media

        A.  to make us know our theorist,

        B.  to expose the past to us,

        C.  to help us in managing reality,

        D.  to limit predictions

        A.  social,

        B.  economy,

        C.  dynamism,

        D.  intellectual rigour

        A.  Status Conferral,

        B.  Information

        C.  Education

        D.  Entertainment

        A.  Print media appeal to the eye while broadcast appeal to both the eye and ear.

        B.  Print media reaches a large number of people, while broadcast does not.

        C.  Print is always in written form, while broadcast is always in oral form.

        D.  Print media is more detailed than broadcast media.

        A.  1

        B.  2

        C.  3

        D.  4

        A.  Enquire into complaints about the press and the conduct of any person or organisation towards the press,

        B.  Foster the achievement and maintenance of high professional standard by the Nigerian Press Council,

        C.  Restrain research into contemporary press development,

        D.  Review developments likely to restrict the flow of information and advice on measures aimed at remedying such developments

        A.  To maintain the character of the press in accordance with the highest professional and commercial standards,

        B.  To maintain people???s attitudes, believes and practices,

        C.  To describe knowledge of press activities in the country,

        D.  To ensure that there is no freedom of press in the society press serves

        A.  Press freedom is limited in the overall interest of the society,

        B.  Nigeria does not have limitations to press freedom,

        C.  There is no absolute press freedom anywhere in the world,

        D.  All of the above

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