2017 Civic Education WAEC SSCE (School Candidates) May/June

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Civic Education 1 - Objective Questions

The standards that are considered ethical by an individual or the societcity is known as .......
1. dignity
2. rights
3. values
4. materialism
One significance of value in society is that it .......
1. brings about peaceful co-existence of people
2. makes one to acquire more properties
3. enhances an individual’s access to education
4. promotes influx of aliens to the community
Use the quotation below to answer question “If | should forsake you, Bamwuya motherland, Africa fatherland. Let my two hands forget their cunnings””. @ Femi Ademiluyi” The New Man’ All rights reserved . The quotation show that the speaker is...
1. nationalistic
2. opportunistic
3. subservient
4. reoriented
The status of being a legal member of a country is referred to as ....
1. alien
2. asylum
3. citizenship
4. migrant
Rendering services to humanity across boundaries is an indication of providing solution to ....
1. . political crisis
2. social dilemma
3. natural disaster
4. civic problem.
Human rights can be best promoted if .......
1. jungle justice is discouraged
2. relevant knowledge and information acquired
3. political elites exercises discretionary powers
4. There is existing constitution
The rights of citizens can be guaranteed through .........
1. gerrymandering
2. the writ of habeas corpus
3. prerogative of merry
4. political immunity
The inalienable rights of citizens of a state can best be protected through.......
1. an unwritten constitution
2. parliamentary system of government
3. unitary system of government
4. an independent judiciary
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Civic Education 2 - Theory Questions

Section A - National Ethics, Discipline, Rights and Obligations

Question 1
1. Define interpersonal relationships
2. State FOUR ways acts of kindness can promote Interpersonal Relationship
3. Sub-question c
4. Sub-question d
Question 2
1. Define traffic regulations
2. (b) out line SIX reasons why inspection of vehicle documents is necessary in Nigeria
3. Sub-question c
4. Sub-question d
Question 3
1. Define responsible parenthood
2. Explain FOUR importance of responsible parenthood to national development
3. Sub-question c
4. Sub-question d

Section B - Emerging Issues In The Society

Question 4
1. Outline any FIVE functions of National Agency for the prohibition of traffic in person and other related matters (NAPTIP)
2. Sub-question b
3. Sub-question c
4. Sub-question d
5matters (NAPTIP) aa .
1. State THREE reasons why high incidence of cultism constitutes a national problem
2. List FIVE reasons why eradication of cultism in schools will promote national development
3. Highlight TWO factors hindering to eradication of cultism in Nigerian schools.
4. Sub-question d
Question 6
1. Explain FIVE ways Civic Education can help eradicate drug addiction among youths
2. Sub-question b
3. Sub-question c
4. Sub-question d

Section C - Governmental System and Processes

Explain any FIVE of the following pillars of democracy
1. constitution;
2. arms of government;
3. political parties;
4. free press; (e) arm forces; (f) civil societies
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Question 9
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