PES JS2 Social and Citizenship Studies 3rd Trem Exam 2025/2026
  • 1. Which of the following is an example of example of saving?
A) Buying new shoes every week
B) Borrowing to buy data
C) Keeping part of allowance in a bank account
D) Spending all allowance on snacks
  • 2. Putting money into a business to gain profit is called ______.
A) Thrift
B) Entrepreneurship
C) Investment
D) Saving
  • 3. One importance of thrift is that it _______.
A) Helps to meet future need
B) Causes waste
C) Leads to debt
D) Encourages laziness
  • 4. Which of these is not a place to save money?
A) Betting shop
B) Bank
C) Piggy bank
D) Cooperative
  • 5. Buying shares in a company is an example of ______.
A) Saving
B) Investment
C) Loans
D) Profit
  • 6. One of the importance of paying tax is _____.
A) Going on vacation
B) Buying private cars
C) Building of roads and schools
D) Watching movies
  • 7. Tax money is used to pay ______.
A) Traders only
B) Teachers, doctors and civil servants
C) Footballers only
D) Musicians only
  • 8. A good citizen should see tax payments as ______.
A) A punishment
B) A civic duty
C) A burden
D) A waste
  • 9. Who is expected to pay tax in Nigeria ?
A) Only rich people
B) All working citizens and companies
C) Only students
D) Only government workers
  • 10. Environmental citizenship means _____.
A) Living and caring for our environment
B) Cutting down all trees
C) Polluting the environment
D) Living in another country
  • 11. One importance of good sanitation is _____.
A) Increase in dirt
B) Prevention of disease
C) Flooding
D) Breeding of mosquitoes
  • 12. Sanitation refers to ______.
A) Burning bush
B) Throwing dirt anywhere
C) Keeping our surroundings clean and healthy
D) Making noise
  • 13. Which of these is not a method of waste disposal?
A) Incineration
B) Bush burning
C) Recycling
D) Landfill
  • 14. The 3Rs in waste management are ______.
A) Road, river, rail
B) Read, recite, review
C) Run, rest, relax
D) Reduce, reuse, recycle
  • 15. One way of protecting the environment is _____.
A) Dumping refuse in gutters
B) Killing animals
C) Bush burning
D) Tree planting
  • 16. Which of these is not a human rights institution?
A) NGOs
B) NURTW
C) NHRC
D) Legal Aid Council
  • 17. NHRC stands for _____.
A) National House Representative Commission
B) National Human Rights Commission
C) National Health Research Center
D) Nigerian Human Rights Council
  • 18. Legal Aid Council provides ____ to people who cannot afford lawyers.
A) Free houses
B) Free foods
C) Free clothes
D) Free legal service
  • 19. Whistleblowing is _____.
A) Reporting corrupt practices
B) Telling lies
C) Blowing a whistle in school
D) Playing football
  • 20. One effect of corruption is _____.
A) Better hospital
B) Good road
C) Poor development
D) Free education
  • 21. A person who reports corruption is called a ————
A) Trade
B) Doctor
C) Teacher
D) Whistleblower
  • 22. Accountability ensures that leaders ______.
A) Do whatever they like
B) Ignore citizen
C) Use public money properly
D) Waste public money
  • 23. A citizen can contribute to national development by ______.
A) Destroying public property
B) Refusing to vote
C) Paying tax
D) Littering the street
  • 24. Which of these is not an indicator of national development?
A) Stable government
B) Unemployment
C) Industrial growth
D) Good healthcare system
  • 25. Availability of clean water and good hospitals shows _____
A) War
B) Development
C) Underdevelopment
D) Corruption
  • 26. Participation in community service is a citizen’s role in ______.
A) Corruption
B) National destruction
C) Crime
D) National development
  • 27. A social institution is ______.
A) A political party
B) An organization that helps to shape society
C) A building in the village
D) A type of food
  • 28. One civic function of the family is ______.
A) Teaching good morals and values
B) Building roads
C) Printing money
D) Making lawa
  • 29. Education as a social institution provides ____.
A) Only shelter
B) Knowledge and skills
C) Only money
D) Only food
  • 30. Which of there is not a social institution?
A) Religion
B) Education
C) Family
D) Naira
  • 31. One civic function of religion is _______.
A) Encouraging good character
B) Teaching cheating
C) Encouraging crime
D) Promoting violence
  • 32. All social institutions work together to _____.
A) Cause confusion
B) Promote good citizenship
C) Increase crime
D) Destroy the nation
  • 33. Poverty Means _______.
A) Lack of basic needs of life
B) Living in big house
C) Having too much money
D) Owning many cars
  • 34. Unemployment is a situation where _____.
A) People refuse to work
B) People are willing and able to work but cannot find a job
C) People are students
D) People are retired
  • 35. One cause of poverty in Nigeria is ______.
A) Good governance
B) Hard work
C) Education
D) Corruption
  • 36. Which of these is not a civic challenge Nigeria?
A) Unemployment
B) Poverty
C) Good road
D) Illiteracy
  • 37. One way to reduce poverty is through ______.
A) Corruption
B) Skill acquisition and job creation
C) Cultism
D) Laziness
  • 38. A child hawking instead of going to school promotes ____.
A) Illiteracy
B) Education
C) Development
D) Wealth
  • 39. Poor standard of living is an sign of
A) Richness
B) Poverty
C) Development
D) Employment
  • 40. Youth empowerment programs helps to reduce ______.
A) Roads
B) Unemployment
C) Hospitals
D) Schools
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