PES SS 1 Civic Education 3rd Term Exam 2024-2025
  • 1. Political parties compete for power through elections by the following except
A) Manifesto
B) Persuasions
C) Charisma
D) Transparency
  • 2. ----- is a process of acquiring knowledge, skills and values necessary to participate actively in civic life and contribute to the development of the society
A) Employment
B) Empowerment
C) Citizenship engagement
D) Citizenship education
  • 3. ---- can be defined as a sense of pride, loyalty, and identity towards one's nation often accompanied by a desire for self government and independence
A) Patriotism
B) Sensitization
C) Nationalism
  • 4. Characteristics of Nationalism include the following except
A) Patriotism
B) Self determination
C) Empowerment
D) National identity
  • 5. Responsible parenthood trains children to be the following except
A) Politically active
B) Violent
C) Peace loving
D) Patriotic
  • 6. ----- is the act or process of effective discharge of duties and obligations of upbringing children by parents or guardians
A) Responsible parenthood
B) Children development
C) Proper upbringing
D) Irresponsible parents
  • 7. The following are types of civic duties except
A) Obeying laws
B) Voting
C) Paying taxes
D) Praying
  • 8. -----is a type of civic engagement
A) Employment
B) Advocacy
C) Empowerment
  • 9. One importance of civic engagement is
A) Empowers citizens
B) Discouraged democracy
C) Prevents democracy
D) Fosters community hostility
  • 10. The loss of interest and manifestations of withdrawal from politics of citizens of a country is
A) Political parties
B) Political participation
C) Political organization
D) Political apathy
  • 11. One of the ways citizens demonstrate political apathy is
A) Fighting against electoral malpractice
B) Listening to political news
C) Destroying polling booths
D) Voting during elections
  • 12. The following are reasons for popular participation in the society except
A) Respect and prestige
B) Political stability
C) Instability
D) Decision making
  • 13. Certain privileges enjoyed by every citizen In a country irrespective of gender or tribe are
A) Human wants
B) Human duties
C) Human needs
D) Human rights
  • 14. There are ---- major characteristics of human rights
A) Ten
B) Eight
C) Six
D) Nine
  • 15. ----- refers to natural or permanent rights of a citizen
A) Inalienable human rights
B) Fundamental human rights
C) Universal human rights
D) Inherent human rights
  • 16. Civic and political rights are also known as
A) Third rights
B) First rights
C) Second rights
D) Fourth rights
  • 17. Second rights are
A) Emotional rights
B) Economic and social right
C) Civic and political rights
D) Personal rights
  • 18. A set of rules, guidelines and principles that direct and control vehicular traffic and road users for effective road use and avoidance of accidents are called
A) Traffic regulations
B) Traffic information
C) Proper road use
D) Traffic light
  • 19. Road signs are grouped into
A) Informative and persuasive
B) Mandatory and prohibitive
C) Regulatory and informative
D) Prohibitive and regulatory
  • 20. An economic system which gives right to private individual ownership of means of production is known as
A) Democratic
B) Nationalist
C) Capitalist
D) Socialist
  • 21. What is a political party?
A) A single individual with a political agenda
B) A group of people who share similar ideologies and goals
C) A government institution
  • 22. What is the primary function of a political party?
A) To enforce laws
B) To make laws
C) To represent the interest of its members
D) To provide social services
  • 23. What is a party platform?
A) A statement of the party's principles and policies
B) A party's budget
C) A party's constitution
D) A list of party leaders
  • 24. What is the role of opposition parties in a democracy?
A) To support the ruling party
B) To provide an alternative government
C) To promote authoritarianism
D) To undermine the democratic system
  • 25. What is the role of party primaries?
A) To choose party candidates for elections
B) To select party leaders
C) To determine party policies
D) To fundraise for the party
  • 26. What is a coalition government?
A) A government without parties
B) A government formed by multiple parties
C) A government formed by a single party
D) A government with no opposition
  • 27. What is the purpose of party whips?
A) To promote party policies
B) To discipline party members
C) To select party leaders
D) To fundraise for the party
  • 28. What is party's electoral manifesto?
A) A list of party leaders
B) A party's budget
C) A document outlining the party's promises and policies for an election
  • 29. What is poverty?
A) A lack of health care
B) A social status
C) A state of economic deprivation
D) A lack of education
  • 30. What is the primary effect of poverty on individuals?
A) Increased social mobility
B) Improved living standard
C) Increased access to healthcare
D) Reduced opportunities for education and employment
  • 31. What is the impact of poverty on education?
A) Decreased access to quality education
B) No impact on education
C) Increased access to quality education
  • 32. What is the effect of poverty on human dignity?
A) Decreased human dignity
B) No impact on human dignity
C) Variable impact on human dignity
D) Increased human dignity
  • 33. What is the relationship between poverty and vulnerability?
A) Poverty decreases vulnerability
B) Poverty increases vulnerability
C) Poverty has no impact on vulnerability
  • 34. What is the impact of poverty on economic inequality?
A) Decreased economic inequality
B) Increased economic inequality
C) No impact on economic inequality
  • 35. What is the effect of poverty on human capital?
A) Increased investment in human capital
B) No impact on human capital
C) Decreased investment in human capital
  • 36. What is the benefit of capitalist democracy?
A) Decreased economic growth
B) Increased innovation and economic growth
C) Increased economic inequality
D) Decreased individual freedoms
  • 37. What is the primary characteristic of a capitalist democracy?
A) Limited economic opportunities
B) Absence of individual freedoms
C) Private ownership of the means of production
  • 38. What is the role of government in capitalist democracy?
A) To protect property rights and enforce contract
B) To redistribute wealth and income
C) To control the economy and provide all goods and services
D) To limit individual freedoms
  • 39. What is the role of the market in capitalist democracy?
A) To allocate resources based on supply and demand
B) To provide public goods and services
C) To redistribute wealth
D) To allocate resources based on government directives
  • 40. What is a capitalist democracy?
A) A political system where citizens have no say in governance
B) A system that combines capitalist economic with democratic politics
C) A system where only the wealthy have a say in governance
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