- 1. 1. A mindset and proactive approach identifying an individual as part of a world-wide community defines (
A) Global Citizenship
B) Population
C) Citizenship
D) Globalization
- 2. 2. It involves understanding global interconnectedness, diversity and tackling global challenges
A) Green-house Effect
B) Global Citizenship
C) (Citizenship
D) Globalization
- 3. 3. …... refers to the increasing interconnectedness of economies, cultures and technology driven by cross-border trade and information flow
A) Globalization
B) Macro -economics
C) Citizenship
D) Population
- 4. 4. Which of these is not an aspect of globalization
A) Population
B) Citizenship
C) Globalization
D) Global Citizenship
- 5. 5.Consideration of citizenship based on the place of birth of the individual is referred to as…
A) Jus Sanguinis
B) Alma Mater
C) Jus Sanctus
D) Jus soli
- 6. 6……… places citizenship on descent of parents (a) (b) (c) (d)
A) Jus Sanguinis
B) Alma Mater
C) Jus soli
D) Jus Sanctus
- 7. 7. A formal entity established by treaty typically composed of sovereign states operating across national borders Global defines
A) citizenship
B) International organization
C) Non-governmental Organization
D) Nationality
- 8. 8. ……are often called intergovernmental organizations
A) Corporations
B) Public Service
C) Public
D) International organization
- 9. 9. An example of …… is World Health Organization
A) Public Service
B) International Organization
C) Public Corporations
D) citizenship
- 10. 10. One of these is not an international organization
A) Red Cross Society
B) UNICEF
C) African Union
D) Human Rights Radio
- 11. 11. The concept of international organization citizenship defines citizenship
A) as Migrants
B) Beyond Borders
C) in Diaspora
D) Internally Displaced Persons
- 12. 12. The two types of international organizations are
A) Non-Governmental Organization
B) All above
C) International Government Organization
D) A & B
- 13. 13.wWhich of these international organizations is referred to as ‘’ The Neighbours’ Club’’
A) Commonwealth
B) United Nations
C) All Progressives’ Congress
D) ECOWAS
- 14. 14. The ‘’BIG FAMILY’’ as an international organization is synonymous with
A) African Union
B) ECOWAS
C) United Nation
D) National Democratic Congress
- 15. 15. The basic entitlements and liberties that every citizen possesses by virtue of being human is called ….
A) Human Rights
B) Rule of Law
C) Constitution
D) Entitlements
- 16. 16. Rights are protected to …...
A) foster Corruption
B) promote Tyranny
C) prevent dictatorship
D) enhance Indirect Rule
- 17. 17. In order to maintain dignity and guarantee equality before the law, ……. must be protected
A) Bandits
B) Kidnappers
C) The Military
D) Human rights
- 18. 18. These agencies ensure protection of rights EXCEPT….
A) NAPTIP
B) PCC
C) NHRC
D) NNPP
- 19. 19. ……...investigates abuses and promotes citizens’ rights
A) National Youth Service Corps
B) Peace Corps of Nigeria
C) National Human Rights Commission
D) Vigilante Group of Nigeria
- 20. 20. ----- provides free legal services or representation to indigent citizens
A) Zakkat
B) Nigeria Police
C) Legal Aid Council of Nigeria
D) NAPTIP
- 21. 21. Complaints from the populace against government officials on human rights abuse are usually handled by ….
A) Peace Corps of Nigeria
B) NYSC
C) Man ‘O’ War
D) Public Complaints Commission
- 22. 22. The judicial organ of UN which settles legal disputes between States, prohibits genocide and racial discrimination is the ….
A) Appeal court
B) Supreme Court
C) International Court of Justice
D) Banditry/ Terrorism
- 23. 23. …. involves travelling to experience new environments and way of life.
A) Cultural Shock
B) Heritage
C) Ecology
D) Tourism
- 24. 24.The sharing of ideas, traditions and values among different groups of people is referred to as
A) Inheritance
B) Cultural Exchange
C) Population
D) Tourism
- 25. 25. Heritage studies promotes all except
A) National Disunity
B) Global understanding
C) Preserves local traditions
D) National Unity
- 26. 26. Global peace, economic growth and preservation of heritage are reasons for
A) Tourism
B) Election Malpractice
C) Cultural exchange
D) Popular participation
- 27. 27. …. Is one challenge of the modern world
A) Digital citizenship
B) Western education
C) Citizenship
D) Fashion & design
- 28. 28. It involves avoiding fake news, sharing private details with strangers, protective passwords….
A) Digital responsibility
B) cyber rights
C) Child’s Rights
D) Human rights
- 29. 29. Digital citizenship means
A) Internally Displaced Persons
B) a Citizen with ten digits
C) Dual citizenship
D) Being good online
- 30. 30. Being polite online is also known as
A) Letiquette
B) Netiquette
C) Digetiquette
D) Politetiquette
- 31. 31. Migration has become one of the major ……. issues in citizenship
A) Historical
B) A & B
C) All above
D) Contemporary
- 32. 32. The emotional bond of love, devotion and attachment a citizen feels toward their country defines
A) Constitutionalism
B) Citizenship education
C) Citizenship
D) Patriotism
- 33. 33. …...goes beyond mere feelings, translating into actions that support the nation’s well-being fostering unity among its people
A) A-C
B) Globalization
C) Patriotism
D) Political apathy
- 34. 34. These lead to national development, security, unity and good citizenship
A) Marginalization
B) Globalization
C) Political apathy
D) Patriotism
- 35. 35. Fundamental rights of citizens can be limited by
A) All above
B) A & B
C) sentence of court
D) curfew
- 36. 36. Which one of these is not a category of human rights?
A) Political rights
B) Military rights
C) Economic rights
D) Both A and C
- 37. 37. Which one of these is a category of human rights?
A) Military rights
B) Criminal rights
C) Minority
D) Political rights
- 38. 38……is the Motto of Rayonpris Success Academy
A) Knowledge is Key to Success
B) White Bus
C) Knowledge for Key Success
D) Key, Knowledge is Success
- 39. 39. The behaviour of manifesting lack of interest in political, social, economic activities of one’s country refers to
A) Democracy
B) Political participation
C) Political apathy
D) Political party
- 40. 40. In Nigeria, human rights are contained in chapter 4 of the …… constitution
A) 1963
B) 1999
C) 1996
D) 1960
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