Primary 5 Second Term Social Studies Examination Questions
ISLAND BUILDERS BAPTIST SCHOOL
SOCIAL STUDIES PRIMARY 5 SECOND TERM EXAMINATION
PART A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS
Underline the correct answer from the options below.
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A group of people working together to achieve a common goal is called ___.
a) Cooperation
b) Organization
c) Socialization
d) Society -
The act of working together towards achieving an aim is called ___.
a) Organization
b) Cooperation
c) Satisfaction
d) Employment -
One of the problems of living together is ___.
a) Peace
b) Unity
c) Disagreement
d) Cooperation -
A situation where there are too many people for available resources is called ___.
a) Underpopulation
b) Overpopulation
c) Additional population
d) Migration -
The act of keeping money or valuable items for future use is called ___.
a) Savings
b) Income
c) Preservation
d) Investment -
A place where money or other valuables are kept is called a ___.
a) Store
b) Room
c) Bank
d) Warehouse -
Banks that are restricted to members of a community are called ___.
a) Commercial banks
b) Community banks
c) Zenith banks
d) Merchant banks -
A major cause of poor savings is ___.
a) Discipline
b) Indiscipline
c) Hard work
d) Prosperity -
The money or property saved for future production or business start-up is called ___.
a) Income
b) Capital
c) Resources
d) Profit -
Useful materials or valuables such as money, equipment, or manpower are called ___.
a) Capital
b) Resources
c) Income
d) Savings -
A sum of money that is saved or invested for a specific purpose is called ___.
a) Loan
b) Fund
c) Savings
d) Tax -
Money given by the government or an organization for a specific purpose that does not require repayment is called ___.
a) Loan
b) Donations
c) Grants
d) Investment -
The extra amount of money paid as a tax to the government is called ___.
a) Takes
b) Loans
c) Levy
d) Charges -
Money or goods given to individuals or organizations to assist them is called ___.
a) Loan
b) Donations
c) Salary
d) Profit -
A free gift of nature that cannot be moved is called ___.
a) Labour
b) Entrepreneur
c) Land
d) Capital -
A situation where someone has no job to earn a living is called ___.
a) Unemployment
b) Poverty
c) Laziness
d) Hardship -
Lack of information is one of the causes of ___.
a) Employment
b) Unemployment
c) Poverty
d) Investment -
Fixed amounts of money paid to a worker based on the hours or days worked are called ___.
a) Salary
b) Wages
c) Income
d) Allowance -
A fixed amount agreed to be paid to an employee every month is called ___.
a) Salary
b) Wages
c) Income
d) Bonus -
The total amount of money earned over a period of time from doing work is called ___.
a) Salary
b) Income
c) Wages
d) Allowance
PART B: THEORY QUESTIONS
Answer all questions in the spaces provided.
1a. What are resources?
1b. Explain four values that are relevant to resource distribution.
i. __________________________________________________
ii. __________________________________________________
iii. __________________________________________________
iv. __________________________________________________
2a. List five ways of raising funds.
i. __________________________________________________
ii. __________________________________________________
iii. __________________________________________________
iv. __________________________________________________
v. __________________________________________________
2b. Explain any two of the ways listed above.
i. __________________________________________________
ii. __________________________________________________
3a. Mention four problems of living together.
i. __________________________________________________
ii. __________________________________________________
iii. __________________________________________________
iv. __________________________________________________
3b. Explain any two of the problems listed above.
i. __________________________________________________
ii. __________________________________________________
4a. Define the following terms:
i. Cooperation: __________________________________________________
ii. Organization: __________________________________________________
iii. Employment: __________________________________________________
iv. Income: __________________________________________________
4b. Explain the difference between salary and wages.
5a. What is the importance of savings?
5b. Mention three benefits of financial planning.
i. __________________________________________________
ii. __________________________________________________
iii. __________________________________________________
INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS:
- Read each question carefully before answering.
- Write your answers clearly and neatly.
- Ensure all questions are answered completely.
- Submit your work on time.
GOOD LUCK!
PART A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS (WITH ANSWERS)
- A group of people working together to achieve a common goal is called (a) Organization.
- The act of working together towards achieving an aim is called (b) Cooperation.
- One of the problems of living together is (b) Problem.
- A high population that affects the distribution of social amenities is called (a) Overpopulation.
- The act of keeping money or valuable items for future use is called (a) Savings.
- A place where money or other valuables are kept is called a (c) Bank.
- Banks that are restricted to members of a community are called (b) Community banks.
- A major cause of poor savings is (b) Indiscipline.
- The money or property saved for future production or business start-up is called (b) Capital.
- Useful materials or valuables such as money, equipment, or manpower are called (b) Resources.
- A sum of money that is saved or invested for a specific purpose is called (c) Savings.
- Money given by the government or an organization for a specific purpose that does not require repayment is called (c) Grants.
- The extra amount of money paid as a tax to the government is called (c) Levy.
- Money or goods given to individuals or organizations to assist them is called (b) Donations.
- A free gift of nature that cannot be moved is called (c) Land.
- A situation where someone has no job to earn a living is called (a) Unemployment.
- Lack of information is one of the causes of (b) Unemployment.
- Fixed amounts of money paid to a worker based on the hours or days worked are called (b) Wages.
- A fixed amount agreed to be paid to an employee every month is called (a) Salary.
- The total amount of money earned over a period of time from doing work is called (b) Income.
Answers
PART B: THEORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1a. What are resources?
Answer: Resources are materials, assets, or valuables that can be used to meet needs or achieve goals.
1b. Explain four values that are relevant to resource distribution.
Answer:
i. Equality – Ensuring resources are shared fairly among people.
ii. Justice – Allocating resources based on needs and contributions.
iii. Efficiency – Using resources in a way that minimizes waste.
iv. Sustainability – Managing resources to benefit future generations.
2a. List five ways of raising funds.
Answer:
i. Taxes
ii. Levies
iii. Grants
iv. Loans
v. Donations
2b. Explain any two of the ways listed above.
Answer:
i. Taxes – Money collected by the government from individuals and businesses to fund public services.
ii. Grants – Funds given by organizations or the government to individuals or businesses that do not require repayment.
3a. Mention four problems of living together.
Answer:
i. Disagreements
ii. Jealousy
iii. Envy
iv. Rivalry
3b. Explain any two of the problems listed above.
Answer:
i. Disagreements – People may have different opinions, which can lead to conflicts.
ii. Envy – When someone desires what another person has, it can cause resentment and tension.
4a. Define the following terms:
Answer:
i. Cooperation – Working together to achieve a common goal.
ii. Organization – A structured group of people working together to achieve objectives.
iii. Employment – The state of having a paid job.
iv. Income – The money earned from work, investments, or business.
4b. Explain the difference between salary and wages.
Answer:
- Salary is a fixed amount paid to an employee every month, regardless of the number of hours worked.
- Wages are payments made based on the number of hours or days worked.
5a. What is the importance of savings?
Answer:
Savings help individuals prepare for future needs, emergencies, and investment opportunities.
5b. Mention three benefits of financial planning.
Answer:
i. Helps in managing money effectively.
ii. Ensures financial security for the future.
iii. Reduces unnecessary spending and financial stress.
INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS:
- Read each question carefully before answering.
- Write your answers clearly and neatly.
- Ensure all questions are answered completely.
- Submit your work on time.
GOOD LUCK!