Security Education JSS 3 Third Term Exams
SECURITY EDUCATION JSS 3
- The punishment for rape is ___ years of imprisonment.
(a) 20
(b) 15
(c) 14
(d) 11 - Three years imprisonment is given for _______.
(a) murder
(b) burglary
(c) theft
(d) violence - Trading on marijuana and cocaine can attract ___ years imprisonment.
(a) 3-5
(b) 10
(c) 11
(d) 14 - Addition of another similar material to the original product from the company is called________.
(a) adultery
(b) bulteration
(c) adulteration
(d) contamination - When our cornflake normal golden creamy colour is turned greenish it could be it is _______.
(a) adulterated
(b) contaminated
(c) changed in colour
(d) none of the above - Crime are violation of
(a) market prices.
(b) constitution.
(c) law.
(d) all of the above. - The simplest way of reporting a crime without being in danger is
(a) talking directly to the criminal.
(b) reporting the crime through text messages.
(c) rushing to the scene.
(d) all of the above. - When there is heavy rainfall resulting in a flood, _____________ is the agency to direct people on what to do.
(a) National Emergency Management Agency
(b) Police and Immigration Force
(c) Navy
(d) Customs and Traders - Poor economic development can result from
(a) good education system.
(b) underpopulation.
(c) drug abuse.
(d) all of the above. - One common effect of excessive intake of alcohol is
(a) automobile accident.
(b) fire outbreak.
(c) school rioting.
(d) peace at home. - The major causes of insecurity in Nigeria are
(A) Illiteracy
(B) Unemployment
(C) Greediness
(D) Overpopulation - _____________ is not an emergency situation
(A) Fire outbreak
(B) Earthquake
(C) Flood
(D) Malaria fever - Which of the following is not an agency that deals with emergencies?
(A) Police
(B) Fire Service
(C) Odua People’s Congress
(D) Red Cross - Crime means
(A) Minor offences that cause injury
(B) Mistakes that bring injury to others
(C) Illegal behaviors punishable by law of the land
(D) Behaviors against the tradition of our elders - Unlawful killing or taking of life of another person is described as
(A) Suicide
(B) Kidnapping
(C) Murder
(D) Vandalization - A major security challenge in Nigeria is
the
(A) Examination malpractices
(B) Insurgence in the North East
(C) Political crisis
(D) Indecent dressing - The study of security education is important for these reasons except
(A) Promotion of peace
(B) Inflicting hardship on citizens
(C) Prevention of havoc
(D) Promotion of national development - To prevent crimes, citizens should do the following except
(A) Obeying the law
(B) Reporting suspicious movement in the day or night
(C) Reporting suspected criminals
(D) Bribing police not to prosecute criminals - All these crimes are very common among youths except
(A) Rape
(B) Examination malpractice
(C) Weapon smuggling
(D) Robbery and stealing - An act of intentionally taking another person’s property without permission is called
(A) Gang robbery
(B) Armed robbery
(C) Theft
(D) Tapping - The illegal duplication of another person’s literary or musical work for commercial purpose is called
(A) Piracy
(B) Anti-piracy
(C) Crime of duplication
(D) Literary piracy - Increase in crime rate in a country will
(A) Encourage more foreign investors
(B) Boost the level of economic activities
(C) Drive away foreign investors
(D) Increase government revenue - The security agency that fights drug trafficking in Nigeria is
(A) NDLEA
(B) NAFDAC
(C) SSS
(D) DSS - All these are dangers or effects of pipeline vandalization except
(A) Scarcity of petroleum products
(B) Economic wastes
(C) Water pollution
(D) Increase in government revenue - All these are true except
(A) All crimes carry different punishment
(B) All crimes carry the same punishment
(C) Not all criminals go to jail
(D) Police and criminals are not friends - Security agents include all these except
(A) A naval officer
(B) A lawyer
(C) A police officer
(D) An army officer - Financial crimes in Nigeria are handled by
(A) Chief Justice of the Federation
(B) Governor of the Central Bank
(C) Federal Ministry of Finance
(D) Economic and Financial Crimes Commission - One of these is a crime against morality or victimless crime
(A) Prostitution
(B) Armed robbery
(C) Arson
(D) Theft - Which of these has the tendency to commit crimes?
(A) Educated youths
(B) Employed youths
(C) Uneducated youths
(D) Youths on scholarship abroad - Professionals specially trained to maintain law and order, protect life and property are called
(A) The Police
(B) Security agents
(C) State Security Service
(D) The military - The taking away of adults and children by cunning or force is termed ________.
(a) drug trafficking
(b) road trafficking
(c) human trafficking
(d) human resources - Active stooling and dysentery result from ______.
(a) adultery
(b) adulting
(c) adulteration
(d) all of the above - Before a crime, there must be ______.
(a) lawlessness
(b) lawfully
(c) law
(d) lawton - The violation of a person’s right by another or by the state and vice versa is called _______.
(a) construction
(b) crime
(c) lawfulness
(d) law - Fighting between a wife and her husband is termed as ______.
(a) industrial violence
(b) domestic violence
(c) national demonstration
(d) none of the above - Outbreak of argument and fighting in a church is termed ______.
(a) churchism
(b) in-church argument
(c) domestic violence
(d) market church development - Criminals basically start their obvious character firstly as
(a) a good man.
(b) greedy person.
(c) generous person.
(d) churchman. - Conflict leading to taking up arms against two or more countries is called _______.
(a) revolution
(b) war
(c) resolution
(d) disagreement - Illegal sexual intercourse between a man and woman for money is termed
(a) friendly intercourse.
(b) prostitution.
(c) rape.
(d) none of the above. - A violent setting of a building or property on fire is regarded as ______.
(a) anger
(b) arson
(c) violence
(d) burning
THEORY – SECTION II
- Explain the effects of unemployment on security in Nigeria.
- Discuss the roles of community policing in crime prevention and security enhancement.
- Differentiate between natural disasters and man-made emergencies, citing examples of each and their impacts on society.
- Explain the concept of cybercrime and its implications for national security in the digital age.
- Discuss the importance of ethical behavior and integrity in maintaining security and order in society.
- Explain the effects of drug abuse on society.
- What are the key characteristics of criminals and how do these traits contribute to criminal behavior?
- Differentiate between adulteration and contamination in food products, and discuss the potential health risks associated with each.
- Discuss some common causes and consequences of human trafficking.
- Explain the role of law enforcement agencies in maintaining security and order during natural disasters such as floods.
SECURITY EDUCATION JSS 3 FIRST TERM EXAMINATION
