A) A person legally recognised as a member of a country B) A person who visit another country temporarily C) A person with no country D) A foreign investor
A) A social club for elites B) A group of people who share the same profession C) A government department D) An organisation that seek to gain political power through election
A) Educating the electorate B) Aggregating public opinion C) Enforcing law D) Norminating candidate election
A) Control the army B) He has the largest building C) Is approved by the opposition D) Win majority of vote in a particular election.
A) The government alternate between three parties B) Many political parties compete freely C) Only one political party is allowed to exist D) Two major parties dominate political activities
A) A government report B) Document stating the party aim and policies C) A campaign poster D) A record of members name
A) Eliminate poverty B) Make profit C) Promote social equity D) Control citizen's opinion
A) Cuba B) North korea C) United States of America D) China
A) Encourage freedom of choice B) Support government ownership of industries C) Leads to economic inequality D) Support government ownership and industrie
A) A person's level of education B) The legal status of being a recognised member of a state C) The act of living in a town D) The right to vote only
A) Refusing to pay taxes B) Ignoring civic duties C) Obeying the laws of a country D) Disobeying government policies
A) Right to vote B) Right to commite crime C) Right to vote D) Right to fair earing
A) Naturalization B) Immigration C) Deportation D) Expatration
A) The senate B) Independent national electoral commission (INEC) C) The judiciary D) The federal executive Council
A) Make it easier to form a dictatorship B) Encourages wider political participation C) Discourage political competition D) Create confusion among voters
A) Nationalise and industrialise B) Ensure fair competition and protect consumer C) Abolish private ownership D) Ban foreign investment
A) Corruption B) Lawlessness C) Patriotism D) Dishonesty
A) Voting during elections B) Ignoring political news C) Avoiding community meetings D) Refusing to pay taxes
A) Unpatriotic citizen B) Political thug C) Foreign citizens D) Good and responsible member of the society
A) Promoting national unity B) Encouraging civic responsibility C) Promoting ignorance D) Develop good leadership skills
A) Cultures. B) Crimes C) duties D) Punishment
A) Active participation B) Good governance C) Social disorder D) National development
A) Passive B) Corrupt C) law-abiding D) Violent
A) Dictatorship B) Communism C) capitalism D) Monarchy
A) Traditional ruler B) Foreigner only C) The government only D) private individuals
A) Centralised ownership B) Limited freedom C) One-party system D) Free enterprise
A) participate in the political process B) Depend solely on government C) Avoid economic activities D) Abolish private property
A) Take foreign loans B) Contest election C) Avoid governance D) destroy government
A) recruiting political leaders B) causing conflict C) discouraging voters D) promoting dictatorship
A) spreading correct information B) Preventing campaign C) Misleading voters D) encouraging apathy
A) Abandon their duties B) Leave children to the society C) Giving birth to many children D) Train and provide for their children
A) Political position B) Basic needs C) Luxury cars D) Soldier for the nation
A) Child abuse B) Truancy C) Street begging D) Discipline and good moral
A) C. Withdrawing children from school B) Encouraging bad behaviour C) Providing love and care D) D. Forcing children into crime
A) Strong moral value B) academic excellence C) juvenile delinquency D) A better society
A) active political involvement B) voting regularly C) lack of interest in political activities D) Joining campaign
A) . Electoral violence B) Free and fair elections C) Good governance D) Trust in government
A) good leadership B) low voter turnout C) Good leadership D) high political awareness
A) Judges B) Youth C) Active voter D) Politicians
A) public enlightenment B) rigging elections C) voter intimidation D) political violence |