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