AIC SS 1 Civic Education 3rd Term Exam 2022/23
  • 1. 1. HIV/AIDS can be contacted through all these means except ______
A) Transfusion of infected blood
B) Through the fluid of an infected person
C) Sharing of sharp objects with an infected person
D) Eating with infected persons
  • 2. 2. Youth empowerment involves all these except ____
A) Supporting youths to develop their leadership skills
B) Helping youths to develop confidence and trust in themselves
C) Training youths on how to fight corruption
D) Helping youths to discover and develop there potential
  • 3. 3. Which of the following is not type of value?
A) Convetous
B) Confidence
C) Honesty
D) Integrity
  • 4. 4. The type of law that regulates the relationship between the various arms of government is _______
A) Public law
B) Constitution
C) Civil law
D) Common law
  • 5. 5. One of these is a poverty alleviation in Nigeria
A) Y.E.S
B) UDHR
C) N.Y.S
D) O.Y.S
  • 6. 6. A major characteristics of civil society is _____
A) Political gerrymandering
B) Corporate responsibility
C) The desire to win election
D) Social responsibility
  • 7. 7. Universal Declaration of Human Rights is based on the resolution of the _____
A) United Nations Organization
B) Human Rights Watch
C) Amnesty International
D) League of Nations
  • 8. 8. The nearest government to the people and an important means of promoting grassroots development is the ____
A) State government
B) Unitary government
C) Federal government
D) Local government
  • 9. 9. Civil societies are vital for the promotion of popular participation because they are ______
A) Profit oriented organisations
B) Formidable oppositions to government
C) Involved in political education
D) Engaged in developmental programmes
  • 10. 10. Human rights abuse can be prevented through the following except _____
A) Mass media
B) Protest
C) Court of law
D) Constitutional means
  • 11. 11. An ideology that aims at promoting national consciousness and identity is _____
A) Socialization
B) Civic culture
C) Nationalism
D) Progressivism
  • 12. 12. A responsible parent is someone who ______
A) Employs house-help to take care of the children
B) Cares and provides for the children
C) Indulges the children because of love
D) Works in order to receive salary
  • 13. 13. A major way of promoting responsible parenthood is through ___
A) Sex education
B) Population control measures
C) Sound education
D) Tax reduction measures
  • 14. 14. Effective and responsible parenthood is primarily _____
A) An economic duty
B) A political duty
C) A National duty
D) A military duty
  • 15. 15. Nationalism ensures the following except _______
A) Unity in a country
B) National consciousness
C) Secession in a country
D) National Integration
  • 16. 16. Orderliness in the society is good mainly because it _____
A) Promotes peace and stability
B) Ensures maximum rewards from leaders
C) Guarantees employment for youths
D) Discourages poverty
  • 17. 17. The inculcation of the awareness of the individual's rights and duties is derived from _______
A) History
B) Civic Education
C) Political science
D) Sociology
  • 18. 18. Responsible parents guide their children in solving academic problems through _____
A) Guidance and counselling
B) Modeling and instructions
C) Rules and regulations
D) Reward and punishments
  • 19. 19. Responsible Parenthood is important because it _____
A) Grooms disciplined children
B) Provide solution to all societal problems
C) Promote recreation
D) Foster Orderliness
  • 20. 20. Which of the following is not a way of promoting national consciousness?
A) Compensatory mechanism
B) Multicultural education
C) Sporting festivals
D) Inter-school debate
  • 21. 21. Nationalism in Nigeria eventually led to ______
A) Decolonization
B) The end of military rule
C) National renaissance
D) Creation of state
  • 22. 22. Four most prominent nationalist leaders at Independence were _____
A) Nnamdi Azikiwe, K.O Mbadiwe, Arthur Richard and Aminu Kano
B) Adesoji Aderemi, Shehu Shagari, Obafemi Awolowo and Nnamdi Azikiwe
C) Tafawa Balewa, Obafemi Awolowo, Nnamdi Azikiwe and Ahmadu Bello
D) J.S Tarka, S.I. Akintola, Aminu Kano and Ernest Ikoli
  • 23. 23. One importance of Constituted Authority is that it leads to _____
A) Immunity of elected leaders
B) Arbitrary use of power
C) Concentration of power
D) Maintenance of law and order
  • 24. 24. An individual/body vested with legitimate power to carry out specific duties for the common good of a group or society is ______
A) Political party
B) Pressure group
C) Government
D) Constituted Authority
  • 25. 25. Type of Constituted Authority include all but one
A) Political Constituted Authority
B) Religious Constituted Authority
C) Traditional Constitution Authority
D) Organizational Constituted Authority
  • 26. 26. The skills needed to preserve tradition, customs and beliefs include all but one
A) Revenue generation skill
B) Talent skills
C) Honesty skills
D) Vigilances
  • 27. 27. Being early to work or any assignment as a way of promoting national consciousness, integrity and unity is _____
A) Presence at work
B) Punctuality
C) Time management
D) Orderliness
  • 28. 28. The Lion and the Jewel by Woke Soyinka and The first Night by Gentle Child are ____skills needed to preserve traditions, customs and beliefs
A) Memorizing skills
B) Writing skills
C) Reading skills
D) Assimilation skills
  • 29. 29. Banks, Cadbury, John Holt are example of ______ Constituted Authority
A) Government
B) Company
C) Private
D) Organizational
  • 30. 30. The political parties formed as part of internal factors that led to Nationalism growth include_____
A) NNDP, NYM, NNA
B) NYM, NNDP, NCNC
C) NCNC, AG, APGA
D) NYM, AG, NCNC
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