PES SS 3 Civic Education (Objectives) Mock 1 Exam 2025/2026
  • 1. Democratic societies are run and governed by__________
A) Passions
B) Charisma
C) Laws
D) Monarchs
  • 2. To guarantee the rights and freedom of the citizens, the powers of the organs of government must be __________
A) Separated
B) Fused
C) Incorporated
D) Rotated
  • 3. Which of the following is an example of inalienable rights?
A) Right to vote
B) Right to life
C) Right to adequate wages
D) Right to social security
  • 4. Citizenship can be acquired through _________
A) Registration
B) Decree
C) Negotiation
D) Nationalization
  • 5. Which of the following rights cannot be enjoyed by an Italian citizen that is residing in a West African country?
A) Freedom of expression
B) Ownership of properties
C) Right to worship
D) Right to vote
  • 6. One of the outstanding features of citizenship by birth is that __________
A) It can be reverted to alien status
B) Special requirements are attached
C) It can never be forfeited
D) It can be withdrawn
  • 7. In other to reduce over-reliance on foreign grants, civil organizations need to ________
A) Engage in more pragmatic methods like lobbying
B) Create revenue generation activities
C) Engage the state for funding
D) Become more national in their spread and membership
  • 8. The major constraint to national development is ____________
A) Improper assessment of policies
B) High level of nepotism
C) Civil society
D) Overdependence on natural resources
  • 9. The conduct of an election in a democracy is the responsibility of __________
A) Civil society
B) Electoral commission
C) Security agencies
D) Election stakeholder
  • 10. Accepting other people's opinions and preferences, even when they live in a way one does not agree with defines _________
A) Tolerance
B) Cooperation
C) Courage
D) Honesty
  • 11. Civil society organizations fight poverty by ____________
A) Supporting the ruling political party
B) Checking the emergence of dictatorship
C) Providing arena for the expression of diverse interest
D) Strengthening good governance
  • 12. Which of the following does a civil society advocate for _____________
A) Subjective criticism of government policies and programmes
B) Violent demonstration to express views or positions
C) Objectivity and respect for opposing views
D) Emergence of dictatorship and political extremism
  • 13. A responsible citizen can show loyalty and devotion to his country by ___________
A) Arresting criminals
B) Prosecuting criminals
C) Reporting any bad act of sabotage
D) Involving in jungle justice
  • 14. Violations of traffic codes are often dealt with by _____________
A) Payment of damages
B) Forfeiting a fine.
C) Criminal court
D) Loss of driving privileges
  • 15. Civil society is regarded as an important organ of the society because it ______________
A) Represents the interests of powerful groups
B) Takes a position on important questions
C) Improves the generality of citizens' well being
D) Involves the operation of the government.
  • 16. Building national values and ethical cultures can be hindered by ________
A) Celebrating the right people by media or society
B) Poor citizenship or followership
C) Strengthening societal worth or morals
D) Punishing influential individuals for misdeeds
  • 17. Establishment, maintenance and regulation of slaughterhouses and slabs is the statutory role of ________
A) State government
B) Federal government
C) Regional government
D) Local government
  • 18. Public servants are directly  responsible for the poor quality of service delivery due to _______
A) Poor working mindsets
B) Poor condition of service
C) Misallocation of resources
D) Overbearing external influence
  • 19. Which of the following defines a legal member of a state ________
A) Follower
B) Alien
C) Citizen
D) Leader
  • 20. Constant appreciation of children by parents leads to _______
A) Make children secretive and selfless
B) Makes children to be arrogant
C) Promotes withdrawal syndrome in children
D) Building strong and confident children
  • 21. An individual who abuses drugs will experience the following except ________
A) Withdrawal
B) Traces of insanity
C) Healthy immune system
D) Depression
  • 22. A right to rule based on the recognition of personal  qualities is known as __________
A) Rational authority
B) Charismatic authority
C) Traditional authority
D) Legal authority
  • 23. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights [UDHR] was proclaimed by the United Nations  ________
A) International Court of Justice
B) Security council
C) General assembly
D) Economic and social court
  • 24. Dependency on foreign donors by civil society organizations primarily ________
A) Distracts the organization from their missions
B) Increase scope of activities
C) Promotes sustainability
D) Promotes a long term strategy of chasing funds
  • 25. The right to work in any part in any part of the country can be regarded as ___________
A) Natural rights
B) Civic rights
C) Social rights
D) Economic rights
  • 26. Political participation can be limited by ________
A) Age
B) Religion
C) Gender
D) Wealth
  • 27. One of the roles of the police as an important pillar of democracy is __________
A) Guarding and protecting sensitive election materials
B) Suppressing opposition to the government
C) Helping the incumbent government to continue in office
D) Subjecting citizens to the wishes
  • 28. Which of the following institutions was set up to address the unfair treatment of citizens by public servants?
A) Public complaint commission
B) International Labour Commission
C) Economic and Financial Crime Commission
D) Independent Corrupt Practices Commission
  • 29. Some civil society organizations do not get the needed attention from the government because of _______
A) Awareness of their activities
B) Open nature of the organisation
C) Confrontation in some sensitive issues
D) Overbearing external influence
  • 30. The reasons the seven core freedoms of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights [UDHR] are so important is because of _________
A) They concern individuals directly and influence their peaceful existence as human beings
B) They enable individuals to speak up and challenge poor treatment from a public authority
C) They embody key values and the rights of human beings
D) The violation of one right often leads to the violation of another right
  • 31. The roles of individuals in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights [UDHR] include _______
A) Tolerance of other people's views, opinions, beliefs, etc.
B) Incorporation of UDHR into the national constitution
C) Carrying out advocacy programs through the mass media
D) Enacting laws that promote the objectives of UDHR
  • 32. Bureaucracy in public service simply means _________
A) Red-tapism
B) Nepotism
C) Patriotism
D) Favouritism
  • 33. Constant changes in public service has led to ________
A) Over-dependency in crude oil
B) Large-scale unemployment
C) Poor standard of living
D) Abandonment of many projects
  • 34. The rule of law requires that _________
A) Law should be made in respect of individuals
B) The government should be subject to the law.
C) The law should be subject to traditional rulers
D) The law should be subject to the government
  • 35. Youth empowerment programs aimed at giving the youth the opportunity to _____________
A) Become exceedingly wealthy
B) Have all their wants met
C) Be physically strong
D) Be self sufficient
  • 36. To end the compulsive behavior of drug addiction, drug addict _________
A) Need support and treatment
B) Can quit by themselves
C) Should take a lesser dosage of drugs
D) Can relocate to a new environment
  • 37. One can support a person with substance abuse problem by _________
A) Counseling and rehabilitation
B) Taking over the drug user responsibilities
C) Hiding or throwing out the drugs
D) Covering up or making excuses for the drug abuser
  • 38. Trafficked persons are mainly lured with a promise of _______
A) Love
B) Schooling
C) Employment
D) Protection
  • 39. A major source of funds to local government authorities is ______
A) Taxes on goods
B) Import duties
C) Utility bills
D) Donations
  • 40. Which of the following is the key factor in fostering cooperation among members of the society ___________
A) Discipline
B) Empathy
C) Understanding
D) Maturity
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