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3RD TERM GOVERNMENT SS2 - Quiz
  • 1. A set of rules and regulations that determine how elections are conducted is
    referred to as ____
A) Exam Malpractice
B) An electoral system
C) Electoral INEC
D) Electoral malpractice
  • 2. Electoral system is _____
A) Political party
B) An Electoral Court
C) A type of government
D) method of choosing leaders
  • 3. Which is a type of electoral system …
A) Simple majority
B) Unitary
C) Parliamentary
D) Federal
  • 4. In the simple majority system, the winner is the candidate who ______
A) Gets all votes
B) Gets no votes
C) Gets half of votes only
D) Gets the highest vote
  • 5. One merit of the simple majority system is ____
A) Delay
B) Simplicity
C) Confusion
D) Complexity
  • 6. A demerit of proportional representation is _____
A) Complexity
B) Simplicity
C) Clarity
D) Fairness
  • 7. The electoral body in Nigeria is _____
A) INEC
B) NNPC
C) EFCC
D) APC
  • 8. One role of INEC is ____
A) Handling emergencies
B) Prosecuting law offenders
C) Voter registration
D) Conducting External examinations
  • 9. These served as electoral commissions in Nigeria Except
A) FEDECO
B) NECON
C) PENCOM
D) NEC
  • 10. .
    An Electoral commission is expected to be ....
A) Exclusively owned by the President
B) Purely independent
C) Fantastically Corrupt
D) Exceptionally corrupt
  • 11. Gen. Sanni Abacha in 1998 established the ______
A) WAEC
B) FEDECO
C) NECON
D) INEC
  • 12. The following served Nigeria as an electoral commission EXCEPT
A) NEC
B) FEDECO
C) NECON
D) APC
  • 13. ______is an unlawful means by which people seek to win election
A) Electoral Malpractice
B) Drug trafficking
C) Human trafficking
D) Exam Malpractice
  • 14. The current Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission is ___
A) Prof. Joash Amupitan
B) Prof. Attahiru Jega
C) Sen. Godswill Akpabio
D) Sen. Oluremi Ahmed Tinubu
  • 15. .
    Electoral commissions also _____
A) Conduct Junior WAEC examinations
B) Construct federal roads
C) Run small-scale businesses
D) Announce elections results
  • 16. ______is a democratic institution in Nigeria (
A) INEC (
B) NNPC
C) WAEC
D) NUC
  • 17. Which of these is not a form of electoral malpractice?
A) Snatching ballot box
B) Vote buying
C) Participating in election
D) Manipulation of electoral results
  • 18. The structured methods and procedures through which citizens exercise political power defines democratic _____
A) Democratic Process
B) Democratic Career
C) Democratic Values
D) Democratic Institution (
  • 19. .
    _______is a component of democratic process
A) Electoral malpractice
B) Coup de'tat
C) Oil bunkering
D) Fundamental human rights
  • 20. The fundamental privileges and freedoms that belong to every citizen defines
A) Human trafficking
B) Human rights
C) Constitution
D) Rule of law
  • 21. .
    Which of these is not a categorization of human right? (a) Psychological
A) Economic
B) Psychological
C) Political
D) Social
  • 22. Environmental rights of citizens fall under which category of human rights?
A) Second
B) Fourth
C) Third
  • 23. Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted as an operational document in ...
A) 1960
B) 1948
C) 1963
D) 1914
  • 24. The right to work falls under ____category of human rights.
A) Social/economic
B) Cultural/biological
C) civil/political
D) Religious/political
  • 25. .is not a fundamental human right
A) Freedom of movement
B) Right to life
C) Freedom to siphon public funds
D) Right to human dignity
  • 26. UDHR was a document of the United Nations signed by its
A) Morning Assembly
B) House of Assembly
C) General Assembly
D) State House of Assembly
  • 27. The principle that courts must operate free from the external influence defines
    _____ of judiciary
A) independence
B) democracy
C) corrupt
D) sovereignty
  • 28. ______courts hear appeals from the lower courts.
A) Supreme
B) Customary
C) Appeal
D) High
  • 29. Adjudication of disputes is one of the functions of the ____
A) Executive
B) Judiciary
C) Federal
D) Legislature
  • 30. A government-owned and financed business enterprise established to provide
    essential social and welfare services to the public defines _____
A) Civil Society
B) Public opinion
C) Public Corporation
D) Democracy
  • 31. One of these is an example of public corporation …(
A) ANPP
B) NRC
C) APC
D) ECOWAS
  • 32. It is a threat to judicial independence _____(
A) Monarchy
B) Political interference
C) Constitution
D) Sovereignty
  • 33. Judges are responsible for _____
A) Making laws
B) Voting
C) Interpreting law
D) Campaigning
  • 34. Which is a category of human rights?
A) Political rights
B) Military rights
C) Economic rights
D) Both C &D
  • 35. .
    Human rights can be limited by ____
A) Individuals
B) Friends
C) Law
D) Family
  • 36. Public corporations are ______
A) NGOs
B) Private Schools
C) Private businesses
D) Government-owned enterprises
  • 37. One role of public corporations is ____
A) Promote corruption
B) Provide service
C) Fight elections
D) Profit only
  • 38. Public corporations are controlled by ____
A) Friends
B) Government
C) Foreigners
D) Individuals
  • 39. Public corporations are being managed by:
A) Foreigners
B) Board of Directors
C) Board of Trustees
D) Individuals
  • 40. _____are features of public corporation except (
A) Legal entity
B) Non-Profit making motive
C) Monopoly
D) Government ownership
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