PES JS1 Social & Citizenship Studies (Obj) 3rd Term Exam 25/26
  • 1. Digital technology refers to the use of _____ to process and store information .
A) Book only
B) Radio only
C) Electronic devices and computer systems
D) Paper and pen
  • 2. Which of the following is not an example of digital device?
A) Chalkboard
B) Laptop
C) Tablet
D) Smartphone
  • 3. In the workplace, digital technology helps workers to ______.
A) Write with pen only
B) Sleep during work
C) Work faster and communicate easily
D) Avoid customers
  • 4. A place where you can get information on any topic using digital technology is _____.
A) The church
B) The market
C) The school
D) The internet
  • 5. Which of these is a common online risk?
A) Reading e- book
B) Watching education videos
C) Doing online classes
D) Phishing
  • 6. _____ is when someone uses the internet to bully and harass another person.
A) Hacking
B) Cyber bullying
C) Surfing
D) Downloading
  • 7. One safe online practice is to ______.
A) Click on every link you see
B) Share password with friends
C) Talk to strangers online
D) Use strong password and keep them secret
  • 8. Why is privacy important online ?
A) To waste data
B) To allow people to see all your information
C) To protect personal information misuse
D) To make your device slow
  • 9. Money is anything that is generally accepted as a means of ___.
A) Punishment
B) Decoration
C) Worship
D) Exchange of goods and services
  • 10. Which of these is not a characteristic of money
A) Portability
B) Acceptability
C) Durability
D) Destructibility
  • 11. Taking money that does not belong to you is called ——-
A) Saving
B) Stealing
C) Investing
D) Budgeting
  • 12. Which of the following is a wrong way of acquiring money?
A) Trading
B) Farming
C) Armed robbery
D) Working in an office
  • 13. Greed means _____.
A) Having an excessive desire for money or things
B) Being satisfied with what you have
C) Helping others
D) Sharing with friends
  • 14. Which of these is a good way of acquiring money
A) Kidnapping
B) Internet fraud
C) Forgery
D) Selling in the market
  • 15. Financial reward means the ______ you get from a financial decision.
A) Problem
B) Punishment
C) Debt
D) Benefits and gain
  • 16. Which of these is an example of financial risk?
A) Investing in a business that may fail
B) Receiving salary
C) Buying school books
D) Saving money in a bank
  • 17. One of the importance of saving is that it helps us to _____.
A) Borrow from friends
B) Waste money
C) Solve emergency
D) Become poor
  • 18. Which of these helps you avoid financial risk?
A) Ignoring financial advice
B) Investing all your money in one business
C) Borrowing to buy luxury items
D) Diversifying your savings and investment
  • 19. A positive effect of migration on society is______.
A) Overpopulation
B) Housing problems
C) Traffic jam
D) Supply of skilled labour
  • 20. A major cause of rural-urban migration in Nigeria is ______.
A) Too much peace in the city
B) Search for better life and opportunities in the city
C) Too many farms in the village
D) Too many teachers in the village
  • 21. Smuggling of migrants is the act of _____.
A) Helping people to cross border illegally for payment
B) Teaching people in school
C) Sending legal letters abroad
D) Giving people free visa
  • 22. Which of these is an example of irregular migration?
A) Attending a conference aboard
B) Crossing the desert or sea without documents
C) Going on exchange program
D) Traveling with a valid passport and visa
  • 23. Which document is required for legal international travel?
A) International passport
B) Voter’s card
C) School ID card
D) Birth certificate only
  • 24. NAPTIP stands for
A) New Agency for People Traveling to Paris
B) National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons
C) Nigerian Army for Protecting Travelers
D) National Association of Poor Travelers in Nigeria
  • 25. A reason why people engage in irregular migration is ______.
A) Too much peace
B) Too much school
C) Lack of jobs and poverty
D) Too much money
  • 26. Which of these is not a legal way of traveling abroad?
A) Paying agent to use bush paths
B) Tourist visa
C) Work visa
D) Students visa
  • 27. Human trafficking is the _______ of people for the purpose of exploitation.
A) Recruitment, transportation and harboring
B) Teaching and training
C) Playing and dancing
D) Buying and selling
  • 28. One cause of human trafficking is _____.
A) Poverty
B) Going to school
C) Wealth
D) Good health
  • 29. Forcing people to sell their body for money is called ____.
A) Sex trafficking
B) Job trafficking
C) Domestic trafficking
D) Food trafficking
  • 30. The main agency in Nigeria fighting human trafficking is ______.
A) NAFDAC
B) NAPTIP
C) EFCC
D) FRSC
  • 31. Which law prohibits human trafficking in Nigeria?
A) Education Act
B) Trafficking in Persons Prohibition Enforcement and Administration Act
C) Roads Safety Act
D) Food and Drug act
  • 32. One way of preventing human trafficking is _______.
A) Encouraging illegal travel
B) Hiding information
C) Giving money to trafficking
D) Public awareness and education
  • 33. Government can fight trafficking by _____.
A) Encouraging migration
B) Stopping education
C) Closing all borders
D) Creating jobs and prosecuting traffickers
  • 34. Which of these is an importance of international cooperation?
A) It promotes trades and economic growth
B) It leads to poverty
C) It causes war
D) It destroys culture
  • 35. Through international cooperation, countries can _____.
A) Close their borders
B) Fight each other
C) Solve problems like climate change and disease together
D) Avoid education
  • 36. One role of Nigeria in global affairs is _____.
A) Closing all embassies
B) Causing war in Asia
C) Peacekeeping in other African countries
D) Refusing to join the UN
  • 37. Nigeria is a member of _____.
A) United Nations, AU, ECOWAS
B) Only local government
C) FIFA only
D) No international organization
  • 38. Promoting mutual respect among nations means _______.
A) Insulting other countries
B) Recognizing and respecting other countries culture and sovereignty
C) Ignoring other countries
D) Fighting over land
  • 39. Which of these can destroy international relations?
A) Student exchange programs
B) Mutual respect
C) Discrimination
D) Cultural exchange
  • 40. Which of these promotes peace among nations.
A) Propaganda
B) Diplomacy and dialogue
C) Sanctions only
D) War and violence
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