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PES SS3 Civic Education (Objectives) Mock 3 Exam 2025/2026
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  • 1. Who among the following could be described as the founding father of Nigerian nationalism?
A) Obafemi Awolowo
B) Herbert Macaulay
C) Olusegun Obasanjo
D) Ahmadu Bello
  • 2. The Rule of Law means__________________
A) Obedience to any authority
B) Peace, order and stability
C) Supremacy of the law
D) Absence of legal immunity
  • 3. A major characteristic of civil society is ______________
A) corporate responsibility
B) the desire to win elections
C) political gerrymandering
D) social responsibility
  • 4. Citizenship status is acquired through_______________
A) Birth, indigenization, colonization and referendum.
B) association, convention, naturalization and incorporation
C) registration, inter-relationship, integration and declaration.
D) Birth, naturalization, honorary and registration
  • 5. Human rights are basic natural rights which people enjoy primarily because they are ___________________
A) international citizens
B) Human beings
C) members of a political party
D) members of a community
  • 6. Interpersonal relationship exists where______________
A) there is interaction between persons in a social setting
B) citizens are politically conscious and participate in voting
C) Citizens pay their taxes regularly to the inland revenue service
D) group shares social interest and communal aspiration
  • 7. Cultism can be described to be_______________
A) amiable
B) harmless
C) Dangerous
D) attractive
  • 8. Victims of human trafficking are usually compelled to engage in ________________________
A) lucrative employment
B) Visiting tourist sites
C) Forced labour
D) part time studies
  • 9. One habit which people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHAs) must avoid to remain healthy and productive is __________
A) self-pity and self-medication
B) participation in profitable ventures
C) regular contact with healthy people
D) pursuit of academic studies
  • 10. The National Assembly Presidency and Court which are inter-related and interdependent in our democracy constitute the _____________________
A) Arms of government
B) forms of government
C) types of democracy
D) tiers of government
  • 11. A system of government that listens to public opinion and tolerates opposition is ___________________
A) dictatorial regime
B) socialist regime
C) Democratic regime
D) capitalist regime
  • 12. A situations where most citizens fail to vote in elections could be described as political_____________
A) Apathy
B) legitimacy
C) socialization
D) culture
  • 13. A prerequisite for orderliness is _________________
A) hardwork
B) humility
C) morality
D) Politeness
  • 14. National symbols are also referred to as symbols of national________________________
A) development
B) co-operation
C) unity
D) Identity
  • 15. Law of libel and defamation of character violates right to freedom of ______________________
A) fair hearing
B) Expression
C) religion
D) association
  • 16. The major reason for the enactment of traffic regulations is to__________________________
A) Ensure safety and allow easy flow of traffic
B) make sure people travel for business purposes
C) ensure the sustenance and longevity of the roads
D) arrest traffic offenders and violators
  • 17. The basic responsibility of parents is ________________
A) Buying expensive gifts for the children
B) Sending the children abroad for quality education
C) Visiting sites of attraction with the children
D) Providing necessities of life for the children
  • 18. The attitude that prevents peaceful resolution of inter-communal conflict is ___________________
A) Conciliation
B) Dialogue
C) Resentment
D) Meditation
  • 19. Which of the following sets of agencies are responsible for checking road worthiness of vehicles?
A) The police and national security and civil defence corps
B) The federal road safety corps and vehicle inspection office.
C) Federal road safety corps and the Nigerian Army
D) The Nigerian Army and Vehicle Inspection Office
  • 20. Which of the following may not be vested with a constitution authority?
A) Family
B) Mob
C) The state
D) School
  • 21. An individual who finds it difficult to do without intake of prohibited substances is _________________
A) A drug addict
B) A human trafficker
C) An armed robber
D) A kidnapper
  • 22. Which of the following is not a method of recruiting victims for human trafficking?
A) Deceit
B) Threat
C) Application
D) Abduction
  • 23. The law protecting certain individuals from being prosecuted is called _____________
A) Constitutional protection
B) Legal rights
C) Penal code
D) Immunity clause
  • 24. Limitation to the right of life can be found in the case of _______________
A) A trafficked person
B) A kidnapped person
C) An imprisoned person
D) A condemned person
  • 25. In which of the following do citizens have equal rights?
A) Freedom of movement
B) Free education
C) Form or join any political party
D) Freedom from discrimination
  • 26. Interest and willingness to participate in the affairs of a nation are forms of ___________________
A) Citizenship education
B) National consciousness
C) Popular participation
D) Political apathy
  • 27. The societal norms that represent the overall attitude of the people in a society is called _____________
A) Group values
B) General values
C) Religious values
D) Personal values
  • 28. Irresponsible parenting has the tendency of _______________
A) Preserving of culture
B) Promoting of positive values
C) Encouraging egoistic tendencies
D) Promoting peaceful co-existence
  • 29. Which of the following is a cause of political apathy in Nigeria?
A) A free and fair election
B) Adequate political awareness
C) Biased electoral umpires
D) Adequate citizenship education
  • 30. Representation of Nigerians in the senate is _________________
A) Collegial
B) Unequal
C) Equal
D) Proportional
  • 31. Identify the odd one from the list below in relation to citizenship obligations.
A) Obedience to the law
B) Payment of taxes
C) Protection of public utilities
D) Right to personal liberty
  • 32. According to the 1999 constitution as amended, sovereignty belongs to the ________________
A) President who is also the commander in Chief of the Armed Forces
B) People from whom government derives its power and authority
C) National Assembly which has power to make laws and amend the constitution
D) Judiciary which interprets the laws of the state.
  • 33. Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) states that all human beings _______________
A) Have freedom of movement
B) Have the right to recognition
C) Are both free and equal
D) Should be free from torture
  • 34. Use the quotation below to answer the question "If you cannot beat them, join them".

    The statement is an indication of a society that is __________________
A) Politically disintegrated
B) Socially regenerated
C) Ethically upright
D) Morally degenerated
  • 35. Interpersonal relationship is promoted through the following ways except ___________________
A) Healthy completion
B) Co-operation
C) Confrontation
D) Nationalism.
  • 36. An activity meant to promote and protect the interest of a country is _______________
A) Nationalism
B) Unitarianism
C) Communism
D) Communalism
  • 37. Democracy is important because it ___________________
A) Encourages operational bureaucracy
B) Breeds ethnic competition and rivalry
C) Accommodates popular participation
D) Accommodates political apathy
  • 38. Which of the following criminal acts is most commonly perpetrated by cult members?
A) Violence
B) Money laundering
C) Prostitution
D) Corruption
  • 39. Which of the following is not a function of the judicial arm of government?
A) Initiation of bills
B) Judicial review
C) Interpretation of the law
D) Checking of arbitrariness
  • 40. One major reason some Nigerian youths join cult groups is _____________
A) Prevalence of corruption among political elites
B) Inadequate support from guardians and parents
C) Poor welfare programmes for students
D) Inadequate religious and moral instruction
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