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A Uniben student has shared a photo of their exam question paper and "shaku shaku", "science student", and "I like your waist in particular" were included in the questions.

The exam question set for students in the department of English and Literature in University of Benin had a question that goes: "Explain "shaku shaku," science students, and "I like your waist in particular" as products of a society that is highly influenced by popular culture and dance.

See photo below...

more; http://www.gistmore.com/shaku-shaku-like-waist-particular-included-uniben-exam-question

lol

Ok...

Although not to be misused by Lecturers, honestly questions churned/drawn out of reality, like things happening around us (trending) reduces the pressure and exam panic of the students and makes them feel at ease expressing themselves in answering these questions because of the familiarity and 'not so serious' way the questions were asked.

It's a welcome dev, this method of questioning students is not to be underrated at all as far as it isn't outta context, we mustn't always cite references from Aristotle's and Einstein's time. There'r cultural changes and familiarities today, we should be seeing it on our paper.

You said it all@ Uyiii

Uyiii:
Although not to be misused by Lecturers, honestly questions churned/drawn out of reality, like things happening around us (trending) reduces the pressure and exam panic of the students and makes them feel at ease expressing themselves in answering these questions because of the familiarity and 'not so serious' way the questions were asked.

It's a welcome dev, this method of questioning students is not to be underrated at all as far as it isn't outta context, we mustn't always cite references from Aristotle's and Einstein's time. There'r cultural changes and familiarities today, we should be seeing it on our paper.

One fine girl should give this bros a kiss for me abeg.