Civic Education Primary 6 Mid Term Assessment Civic Education Primary 6 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7

Civic Education Primary 6 Mid Term Assessment

Subject: Civic Education
Class: Primary 6
Term: First Term
Week: 7

Part A: Objective Questions

Fill in the blank with the correct option (a, b, c, or d):

1. National honors are given as a reward for __________. a) hard work
   b) ignorance
   c) disobedience
   d) laziness
2. The award OFR stands for __________. a) Officer of the Federal Republic
   b) Officer of the Federal Republic
   c) Order of the Federal Republic
   d) Order of the Federal Republic
3. One of the reasons for awarding national honors is to __________. a) punish individuals
   b) encourage patriotism
   c) ignore achievements
   d) increase taxes
4. Examples of Nigerian-made goods include __________. a) chocolate
   b) groundnut oil
   c) imported cars
   d) foreign electronics
5. Local industries can be supported by __________. a) increasing taxes
   b) providing financial aid
   c) decreasing quality
   d) reducing accessibility
6. The major benefit of buying made-in-Nigeria goods is __________. a) higher costs
   b) supporting local economy
   c) decreased quality
   d) foreign exchange
7. One reason why Nigerian goods suffer low patronage is __________. a) high quality
   b) low prices
   c) fake products
   d) wide availability
8. To encourage the purchase of local goods, __________ can be used. a) restriction
   b) promotion
   c) ignorance
   d) limitation
9. Price comparison helps in __________. a) increasing import rates
   b) understanding product value
   c) reducing local production
   d) limiting local access
10. A strategy to improve consumer interest in local goods is __________. a) decreasing quality
    b) increasing marketing
    c) limiting availability
    d) raising import duties
11. The concept of valuing Nigerian goods includes __________. a) ignoring local products
    b) enhancing product quality
    c) decreasing production
    d) avoiding local markets
12. National heroes are __________ who have made significant contributions. a) politicians
    b) celebrities
    c) individuals
    d) strangers
13. The main reason for low patronage of Nigerian goods is __________. a) high quality
    b) government policy
    c) increased accessibility
    d) local production
14. __________ can help improve the quality of local goods. a) Decreasing production
    b) Financial support
    c) Reducing technology
    d) Ignoring quality control
15. One of the benefits of patronizing Nigerian goods is __________. a) supporting foreign businesses
    b) enhancing local production
    c) increasing import costs
    d) decreasing local job opportunities
16. Problems in developing a positive attitude towards local products include __________. a) increased availability
    b) higher quality
    c) competition from imports
    d) better marketing
17. National honors awards are given to recognize __________. a) achievements
    b) failures
    c) laziness
    d) disobedience
18. The reason to compare prices of local and imported goods is to __________. a) increase costs
    b) understand value
    c) ignore quality
    d) limit consumer choice
19. Encouraging local products can be achieved through __________. a) reducing quality
    b) improving marketing
    c) limiting availability
    d) increasing import duties
20. A major challenge in promoting Nigerian goods is __________. a) high demand
    b) foreign competition
    c) improved quality
    d) reduced marketing

Part B: Theory Questions

1. Explain the purpose of national honors awards.
2. Name and describe at least three types of national honors awards.
3. Why is it important to support local industries?
4. Discuss the benefits of patronizing Nigerian-made goods.
5. How can local product quality be improved?
6. What are some reasons for low patronage of Nigerian goods?
7. Describe strategies to encourage the purchase of made-in-Nigeria products.
8. Compare the advantages of local goods over imported ones.
9. What role does consumer education play in promoting local products?
10. Identify problems faced in developing a positive attitude towards Nigerian goods.
11. Explain why price comparison is important for local products.
12. List and describe methods to increase the accessibility of local goods.
13. Discuss the impact of government policies on the promotion of local products.
14. How can marketing strategies be used to enhance the appeal of local products?
15. Explain the concept of valuing Nigerian goods.
16. Describe at least two examples of national heroes and their contributions.
17. Why might Nigerian-made goods suffer from low patronage?
18. How can financial support benefit local manufacturers?
19. Discuss the importance of improving local production technology.
20. What are some effective ways to educate consumers about the benefits of local goods?

Part C: True or False Questions

1. National honors are given as a reward for disobedience. (False)
2. OFR stands for Order of the Federal Republic. (True)
3. National honors are awarded to discourage patriotism. (False)
4. Groundnut oil is an example of a Nigerian-made good. (True)
5. Providing financial aid to local industries can support their growth. (True)
6. Low quality of local goods is a reason for low patronage. (True)
7. Ignoring local markets can increase consumer interest in local products. (False)
8. Promoting local products can be done through advertising. (True)
9. Comparing prices helps in understanding the value of products. (True)
10. Reducing the quality of local products can attract more consumers. (False)
11. National heroes are individuals who make significant contributions. (True)
12. Government policies have no impact on the promotion of local goods. (False)
13. Increasing the accessibility of local goods can improve sales. (True)
14. Decreasing the production of local goods helps in increasing their patronage. (False)
15. Promoting local products can be achieved by improving marketing strategies. (True)
16. Consumer education is not important for local product promotion. (False)
17. Local industries can be supported by decreasing technology use. (False)
18. National honors are given to recognize achievements. (True)
19. Comparing local and imported goods is not useful for consumers. (False)
20. Local product quality should be decreased to improve consumer interest. (False)

Part D: Fill in the Gaps Questions

1. National honors are given to recognize __________ achievements.
2. One example of a Nigerian-made good is __________ oil.
3. Improving the __________ of local goods can increase their appeal.
4. Supporting local industries can be done through __________ aid.
5. Comparing the __________ of local and imported goods helps in making informed choices.
6. The award OFR stands for __________ of the Federal Republic.
7. Increased __________ can lead to higher consumer preference for local products.
8. The concept of valuing Nigerian goods involves __________ quality and promoting local products.
9. One challenge in promoting Nigerian goods is __________ competition.
10. Providing __________ support can help local manufacturers improve production capabilities.
11. Advertising is a method used to __________ local products.
12. Consumer __________ plays a role in supporting local products.
13. Financial __________ can boost local industries.
14. One reason for low patronage of Nigerian goods is __________ product quality.
15. Strategies to encourage local product purchase include __________ and marketing.
16. The main goal of comparing local and imported products is to understand __________.
17. National honors are awarded for __________ contributions to the nation.
18. To enhance local product interest, it is important to __________ accessibility.
19. Supporting local industries can lead to __________ job creation.
20. An example of a national hero is __________ Obafemi Awolowo.