A) lists the prices of national goods B) guides how a country should be governed C) teaches students in school D) keeps records of government workers
A) visitor B) migrant C) citizen D) foreigner
A) doing only what benefits you B) running for political office C) ignoring community problems D) obeying laws and performing duties to the state
A) Dishonesty B) Generosity C) Cheating D) Laziness
A) freedoms that every human being is entitled to B) laws for only government officials C) punishments for criminals D) privileges for the rich only
A) laws change every day B) laws apply to everyone equally C) the wealthy can disobey laws D) only politicians are punished
A) create hatred among groups B) encourage discrimination C) promote peace in society D) stop people from working together
A) peaceful agreement B) a misunderstanding or clash C) a national celebration D) a school examination
A) solving problems peacefully B) promoting violence C) increasing anger D) choosing sides in a dispute
A) dishonest B) willing to cooperate and learn C) always quarrelsome D) proud
A) Voting in elections B) Fighting others C) Dodging tax D) Spreading false news
A) avoid responsibilities B) make wrong decisions C) choose between right and wrong D) cause confusion
A) Executive B) Press C) Judicial arm D) Police
A) increase poverty B) protect individuals from abuse C) support criminals D) remove government power
A) was born in the country B) was born in another country C) served in the army D) has no nationality
A) behaves in a good and acceptable manner B) steals often C) lies easily D) cheats in exams
A) destroying public property B) paying taxes C) breaking rules D) refusing to help others
A) create discrimination B) increase violence C) reduce development D) promote growth and unity
A) a secret message B) a law passed by government C) a detailed story D) a broad statement that summarizes information
A) responsibility B) indiscipline C) corruption D) disrespect
A) Geography B) Social Studies C) Chemistry D) Mathematics
A) live separately B) live together under rules C) live together under rules D) never interact
A) an unproven rumour B) an emotional opinion C) information that is true and verifiable D) a disagreement
A) fulfils residency requirements and takes an oath of allegiance B) becomes a traditional ruler C) simply lives in a country D) earns a high income
A) democratic breakdown B) political stability C) increased national unity D) improved social values
A) guarantee wealth B) remove cultural practices C) replace government laws D) determine acceptable behaviour and societal expectations
A) Rules used only in courts B) Cultural items used in festivals C) Beliefs about right and wrong guiding behaviour D) Principles for economic planning
A) a suggestion B) an opinion C) a rumour D) a fact
A) avoidance and silence B) use of threats C) dialogue supported by mediation D) immediate punishment
A) violate common values B) cooperate C) obey the law D) respect one another
A) ensuring justice and preventing abuse of power B) restricting fairness C) allowing powerful people to escape justice D) replacing the constitution
A) Making suggestions B) Publishing harmful or false information C) Debating civil issues D) Writing books
A) peaceful campaigns B) free and fair elections C) common values D) leadership competition and power struggle
A) avoids corruption B) supports cooperation C) respects people D) resists change and promotes conflict
A) Rule of law B) Separation of powers C) Fundamental human rights D) Dictatorship
A) Increased cooperation B) Peaceful elections C) Tribal conflict and discrimination D) Unity and progress
A) Good governance B) Tribalism and ethnic bias C) Tolerance D) Patriotism
A) stronger democracy B) unrest and political disorder C) stability D) low crime
A) Executive B) Judiciary C) Police D) Media
A) Prejudice B) Inter-ethnic cooperation C) Segregation D) Stereotyping |