First Term Examination Questions Civic Education Primary 4 First Term Lesson Notes Week 13

Subject : Civic Education

Class : Primary 4

Term : First Term

Primary 4, First Term, Civic Education

First Term Examination

Week 13: Examination Instructions and Questions

Subject: Civic Education
Class: Primary 4
Term: First Term
Week: 13
Age: 8 years
Topic: Examination of Topics Covered

Exam Instructions

For Teachers:

1. Prepare the Exam Room: Ensure the room is quiet and free from distractions. Arrange desks to prevent pupils from seeing each other’s work.
2. Distribute Papers: Hand out the exam papers and make sure every pupil has a copy.
3. Explain the Instructions: Clearly explain the instructions for each section of the exam.
4. Monitor the Exam: Walk around the room to ensure all pupils are working independently and fairly.
5. Prevent Malpractices: Watch for signs of cheating or any form of exam malpractice. Address any issues immediately.
6. Collect Papers: Gather all exam papers promptly once time is up.

For Students:

1. Listen to Instructions: Pay attention to the teacher’s instructions before starting the exam.
2. Work Independently: Do not talk to or look at other pupils’ papers.
3. Read Questions Carefully: Take your time to understand each question before answering.
4. Write Neatly: Ensure your answers are clear and legible.
5. Manage Your Time: Keep track of time to ensure you can complete all sections.
6. Ask for Clarification: If you do not understand a question, raise your hand and ask the teacher for help.

Part A: Objective Questions

Instructions: Choose the correct answer from the options (a, b, c, or d) and fill in the blank.

1. The branch of government that makes laws is called the _______.
   a) Legislative
   b) Executive
   c) Judicial
   d) Local
2. _______ governance allows people to elect their leaders.
   a) Democratic
   b) Monarchical
   c) Authoritarian
   d) Oligarchic
3. The _______ branch of government enforces laws.
   a) Legislative
   b) Executive
   c) Judicial
   d) Administrative
4. _______ is a characteristic of good governance.
   a) Transparency
   b) Confusion
   c) Neglect
   d) Secrecy
5. The branch that resolves disputes is the _______.
   a) Judicial
   b) Executive
   c) Legislative
   d) Local
6. _______ government handles issues at the national level.
   a) Federal
   b) Local
   c) State
   d) City
7. Corruption is a common _______ faced by governments.
   a) Problem
   b) Solution
   c) Achievement
   d) Strategy
8. One function of government is to provide _______.
   a) Schools
   b) Private clubs
   c) Exclusive services
   d) Entertainment
9. The _______ branch creates laws.
   a) Legislative
   b) Executive
   c) Judicial
   d) Local
10. In a ________, a king or queen rules the country.
    a) Monarchy
    b) Democracy
    c) Republic
    d) Dictatorship
11. Proper _______ of resources can improve public services.
    a) Management
    b) Misuse
    c) Waste
    d) Confusion
12. Local governments manage _______ services.
    a) Community
    b) National
    c) International
    d) Space
13. The _______ branch of government deals with laws and disputes.
    a) Judicial
    b) Legislative
    c) Executive
    d) Administrative
14. Bribery can be reduced by increasing _______.
    a) Transparency
    b) Secrecy
    c) Confusion
    d) Inefficiency
15. One function of government is to provide _______ clinics.
    a) Health
    b) Social
    c) Entertainment
    d) Private
16. A government where leaders are elected by the people is called _______.
    a) Democratic
    b) Monarchical
    c) Authoritarian
    d) Oligarchic
17. _______ is a type of government where power is shared between national and local levels.
    a) Federal
    b) Unitary
    c) Dictatorial
    d) Centralized
18. Providing _______ is a function of the local government.
    a) Roads
    b) National defense
    c) Foreign policy
    d) Space exploration
19. The _______ branch enforces laws.
    a) Executive
    b) Legislative
    c) Judicial
    d) Administrative
20. One problem that governments face is _______.
    a) Corruption
    b) Efficiency
    c) Transparency
    d) Fairness
21. A monarchy is ruled by a _______.
    a) King or Queen
    b) President
    c) Prime Minister
    d) Governor
22. A type of government where a small group rules is called _______.
    a) Oligarchy
    b) Democracy
    c) Republic
    d) Autocracy
23. One way to improve public services is through better _______.
    a) Management
    b) Misuse
    c) Waste
    d) Neglect
24. The _______ branch of government is responsible for interpreting laws.
    a) Judicial
    b) Legislative
    c) Executive
    d) Administrative
25. Local governments handle _______ issues.
    a) Community
    b) National
    c) International
    d) State
26. Providing _______ is a responsibility of the federal government.
    a) Electricity
    b) Private services
    c) Local entertainment
    d) Exclusive events
27. The _______ branch of government creates new laws.
    a) Legislative
    b) Executive
    c) Judicial
    d) Local
28. The government provides _______ clinics to help people stay healthy.
    a) Health
    b) Social
    c) Entertainment
    d) Private
29. Bribery and corruption can be reduced by increasing _______.
    a) Transparency
    b) Secrecy
    c) Confusion
    d) Inefficiency
30. The _______ branch is in charge of running the country and implementing laws.
    a) Executive
    b) Legislative
    c) Judicial
    d) Administrative

Part B: Theory Questions

Instructions: Answer the following questions in a few sentences each.

1. What is governance?
2. Name and explain the three main branches of government.
3. What is good governance?
4. List one function of the federal government.
5. Why is transparency important in government?
6. Describe the role of the legislative branch.
7. What is one characteristic of good governance?
8. How can community involvement improve government services?
9. What does the executive branch do?
10. How can the government improve public services?
11. What is a monarchy?
12. How does a democratic government work?
13. Name one problem that governments face.
14. How can we fight corruption?
15. What does the judiciary do?
16. How does a federal government differ from a local government?
17. What are the functions of the local government?
18. What is the role of the executive branch?
19. Explain the difference between democracy and monarchy.
20. How can good governance affect our daily lives?
21. What is a key feature of a democratic government?
22. Why is it important to manage government resources well?
23. What is one way to reduce government corruption?
24. How does transparency benefit the public?
25. What does the judicial branch do?
26. How can improving public services benefit the community?
27. Describe a problem commonly faced by governments.
28. What is the purpose of the legislative branch?
29. How does the executive branch support the legislative branch?
30. What is the difference between federal and local government functions?
31. State the meaning of state government.
32. What is the composition of a state government?
33. Mention the three tiers of government.
34. Explain the roles of the state government to the people.
35. Mention two problems of state governments.
36. Explain the meaning of state motto.
37. What is the motto of your state?
38. Explain the meaning of government.
39. Explain traditional form of government.
40. What is Democracy

Part C: True or False Questions

Instructions: Write “True” or “False” next to each statement.

1. The executive branch makes laws. (True/False)
2. Transparency helps to reduce corruption. (True/False)
3. The legislative branch enforces laws. (True/False)
4. A monarchy is ruled by a king or queen. (True/False)
5. The judiciary interprets laws. (True/False)
6. Bribery can be stopped by increasing secrecy. (True/False)
7. The federal government handles local issues. (True/False)
8. Providing healthcare is a function of the local government. (True/False)
9. Good governance involves secrecy. (True/False)
10. The executive branch resolves disputes. (True/False)
11. Corruption is a problem faced by governments. (True/False)
12. The legislative branch resolves disputes. (True/False)
13. Community involvement is not important in government. (True/False)
14. The executive branch enforces laws. (True/False)
15. Improving public services can be achieved through better management. (True/False)
16. A government where leaders are elected by the people is called a monarchy. (True/False)
17. The judiciary creates laws. (True/False)
18. Providing good roads is a function of the federal government. (True/False)
19. In a democracy, leaders are chosen by the people. (True/False)
20. The executive branch manages laws. (True/False)
21. A king or queen rules in a democracy. (True/False)
22. The local government deals with community issues. (True/False)
23. Good governance includes transparency and fairness. (True/False)
24. Corruption can be reduced by making processes secret. (True/False)
25. The judiciary handles community services. (True/False)
26. The executive branch oversees government departments. (True/False)
27. Legislative branches handle disputes between citizens. (True/False)
28. Federal governments only handle international affairs. (True/False)
29. Good governance promotes effective management of resources. (True/False)
30. The executive branch interprets laws. (True/False)