AIC Civic Education SS 1 3rd Assessment for 2nd Term
  • 1. Which of these is not a political party?
A) All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA)
B) All Progressive Congress (APC)
C) Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC)
D) Alliance for Democracy (AD)
  • 2. The "right to vote and be voted for" can only be enjoyed by Nigerian citizens who attain the age of ________
A) 15
B) 16
C) 18
D) 13
  • 3. The responsibilities of government to its citizens include the following except _______
A) Creating employment opportunity
B) Protection of lives and properties
C) Payment of property tax to its citizens
D) Provision of social amenities
  • 4. Which of the following is a legal obligation of a citizen?
A) Giving financial assistance to the poor
B) Helping in community development
C) Payment of taxes
D) Voting during election
  • 5. Which of the following is not a function of political parties?
A) Unifying factor
B) Educating the government
C) Aggregation of opinion
D) Selection and recruitment of leaders for governance
  • 6. Which of the following bodies is responsible for defending the country against external aggression?
A) Customs
B) Police
C) Civil defense
D) The Army
  • 7. How many colors are in the traffic light?
A) 2
B) 4
C) 6
D) 3
  • 8. The formation and implementation of policies are the major duties of the _________
A) Judiciary
B) Legislature
C) Police
D) Executive
  • 9. The universal declaration for protection against human rights abuse and violation worldwide was adopted by the ________ in the year_________
A) United Nation (UN) in 1948
B) African Union in 1935
C) England in 1950
D) Nigeria in 1940
  • 10. A political arrangement where there is division of powers among the tiers of government is __________
A) Parliamentary
B) Nationalism
C) Federalism
D) Separation of powers
  • 11. Orderliness in the society is good mainly because it _________
A) Guarantees employment for youths
B) Discourages poverty
C) Ensures maximum rewards from leaders
D) Promotes peace and stability
  • 12. Orderliness can be defined as _______
A) Doing things in a proper way
B) Learning the proper way of life
C) Studying diligently in school
D) Being punctual to work
  • 13. Cultism was introduced in what year and where?
A) 1952 at Obafemi Awolowo University
B) 1940 at The National Stadium
C) 1952 at The University of Ibadan
D) 1942 at The Polytechnic Ibadan
  • 14. A citizen is someone who _________
A) Is a legal member of the country
B) Holds a chieftaincy title in the country
C) Is a staunch supporter of the country's development
D) Has lived in a country for a long time
  • 15. The inalienable entitlements of an individual in a society are known as _________
A) Human Rights
B) Natural Justice
C) Fundamental Freedom
D) Basic Necessities
  • 16. One importance of constituted authority is that it leads to ___________
A) Arbitrary use of powers
B) Immunity of elected leaders
C) Maintenance of law and order
D) Concentration of power
  • 17. Citizenship status is acquired through ________
A) Birth, naturalization, honorary and registration
B) Association, convention, naturalization, and incorporation
C) Registration, inter-relationship, integration and declaration
D) Birth, indigenization, colonization and referendum
  • 18. One of the types of constituted authority include the following ________
A) Ceremonial
B) Political
C) Organisational
D) Private
  • 19. Cultism can be discouraged through _________
A) Mentoring of cultists by the rich
B) Establishment of cultists support group
C) Sensitization on the dangers of Cultism
D) Provision of jobs for cultists
  • 20. All these are among the core freedoms of UDHR except _______
A) The right to freedom of peaceful assembly/association
B) Equality to fair and public hearing
C) Freedom to respect National Flag and Anthem
D) Right to life, liberty and security of person
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