Third Term Examination Primary 6 Civic Education
THIRD TERM EXAMINATION
CLASS: PRIMARY 6
SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION
NAME:……………………………
Read the following questions and pick the right answer from the given alternatives:
- The eldest university in Nigeria is the university of ______.
- (a) Abuja
- (b) Ibadan
- (c) Kano
- (d) Lagos
- The main implement that is used for mechanized farming is _____.
- (a) tractor
- (b) hoe
- (c) rake
- (d) sickle
- The following is not our National symbol _______________.
- (a) the Coat of Arms
- (b) the National Flag
- (c) the Birth Certificate
- (d) the National Anthem
- A brother to your father is your ______.
- (a) brother
- (b) daddy
- (c) uncle
- (d) nephew
- What is the meaning of OAU?
- (a) Organization of African Unit
- (b) Organs of Africa Unity
- (c) Organisation of Africa Unity
- (d) Organs of Africa United
- What is the slogan for Lagos State ____?
- (a) Centre of Peace
- (b) Centre of Excellence
- (c) the Gateway State
- (d) Centre of Unity
- Every _____ in a year is celebrated as democracy day in Nigeria.
- (a) 27th May
- (b) 1st May
- (c) 29th May
- (d) 5th May
- The Northern and Southern protectorates of Nigeria were amalgamated in ____.
- (a) 1960
- (b) 1950
- (c) 1914
- (d) 1963
- The Eagle in the Nigerian Coat of Arms represents ____.
- (a) unity
- (b) shield
- (c) wealth
- (d) strength
- The Coat of Arms is a National Logo and Symbol of _____.
- (a) authority
- (b) sign
- (c) weakness
- (d) flag
- Livestock production is associated with _________________.
- (a) cash production
- (b) animal feeds
- (c) animal production
- (d) tubers
- The legal union between a man and a woman is known as ______.
- (a) relationship
- (b) dating
- (c) marriage
- (d) courtship
- A place where two rivers meet is called a ______.
- (a) junction
- (b) delta
- (c) confluence
- (d) joint
- The Tier of Government that operates at grassroots is known as ____ government.
- (a) Tier
- (b) Local
- (c) State
- (d) Federal
- ___________________________ is the Senate President.
- (a) Senator David Mark
- (b) Senator Olubukola Saraki
- (c) Chief Evans Emwern
- (d) Dr. Chuba Okadigbo
- Another name for moving is _____.
- (a) current
- (b) wind
- (c) humidity
- (d) pressure
- The class of food that gives energy is _____.
- (a) water
- (b) carbohydrates
- (c) protein
- (d) vitamin
- When the National Anthem is being played, we usually respect it by _______.
- (a) prostrating
- (b) kneeling down
- (c) standing up at attention
- (d) crouching
- The silver “Y” on the Nigerian Coat of Arms stands for river _____.
- (a) Niger and Imo
- (b) Niger and Benue
- (c) Niger and Ogun
- (d) Niger and Gongola
- In the traffic light, the red light means _____.
- (a) stop
- (b) go
- (c) slow
- (d) jump
- The head of the Senate is called the Senate _____.
- (a) clerk
- (b) registrar
- (c) speaker
- (d) president
- The following are man-made sources of water supply except ____.
- (a) dam
- (b) tap
- (c) ocean
- (d) well
- Going to church to pray and worship the Almighty God is a show of _____.
- (a) faith or belief
- (b) traditional
- (c) Christian
- (d) political Islamic
- Mecca is to Muslims as _____ is to Christians.
- (a) Rome
- (b) Bethlehem
- (c) Jerusalem
- (d) Italy
- The factory where iron goods are manufactured is called ____.
- (a) refinery
- (b) foundry
- (c) laundry
- (d) confectionery
- The factory where petroleum is changed into other kinds of oil is called _____.
- (a) refinery
- (b) depot
- (c) oil well
- (d) petrol station
- Goods that are brought into Nigeria from another country are called _____ goods.
- (a) local
- (b) foreign
- (c) imported
- (d) exported
- Which of the following is not a good value _____.
- (a) honesty
- (b) integrity
- (c) cheating
- (d) discipline
- When the National Flag is flown at half-mast, it is a symbol of _____.
- (a) national victory
- (b) war
- (c) honour
- (d) mourning
- The only Nigerian currency with a portrait of a National Hero is ____ Naira Note.
- (a) ten
- (b) twenty
- (c) fifty
- (d) one hundred
Part B
- Mention four organs of A.U.
- Write out four members of OPEC.
- Write out four fundamental human rights.
- Define democracy.
- b) Mention two features of democracy.
- Write out in full AIDS.
- b) Write out two ways by which people with AIDS or HIV may be helped or assisted.
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