Second Term Examination Civic Education Nursery 2 Second Term Lesson
Examination Instructions for Teachers and Students
For Teachers:
- Preparation: Ensure all students have a copy of the exam paper and necessary writing materials.
- Instructions: Read out the instructions carefully and clearly to the students before starting the exam.
- Supervision: Actively supervise the students to prevent any form of cheating or malpractice.
- Time Management: Ensure students adhere to the given time limits for each section.
- Behavior: Remind students to remain seated and maintain silence throughout the exam.
- Support: Offer assistance only for clarification of instructions, not for answering questions.
For Students:
- Read Instructions Carefully: Make sure you understand all the questions and follow the instructions properly.
- Avoid Cheating: Do not copy from others or use any unauthorized materials during the exam.
- Stay Focused: Concentrate on your work and avoid distractions.
- Write Neatly: Write clearly and legibly for easy reading.
- Time Management: Be mindful of the time and try to answer all questions.
- Respect: Show respect to your teachers and classmates during the exam.
Part A: Objective Questions (30 Questions)
(Choose the correct option for each question)
- The smallest social unit is _______.
(a) School
(b) Family
(c) Mosque
(d) Church - Muslims worship in _______.
(a) Church
(b) Mosque
(c) Shrine
(d) Stadium - Christians read the _______.
(a) Bible
(b) Quran
(c) Diary
(d) Book - A king lives in a _______.
(a) House
(b) Palace
(c) Mosque
(d) School - What is peace?
(a) Fighting
(b) Quarreling
(c) Living without trouble
(d) Running - The holy book of Muslims is called _______.
(a) Bible
(b) Quran
(c) Diary
(d) Journal - Where do children learn in school?
(a) Playground
(b) Kitchen
(c) Classroom
(d) Stadium - The purpose of naming ceremonies is to _______.
(a) Party
(b) Give a baby its name
(c) Watch TV
(d) Sleep - A _______ helps when people are sick.
(a) Hospital
(b) School
(c) Church
(d) Park - The Nigerian flag has _______ colors.
(a) Two
(b) Three
(c) Four
(d) Five - A traditional leader is also called a _______.
(a) Doctor
(b) King
(c) Teacher
(d) Student - Children should always _______ their homework.
(a) Ignore
(b) Complete
(c) Throw away
(d) Forget - _______ is a form of religion in Nigeria.
(a) Christianity
(b) Football
(c) Cooking
(d) Singing - A _______ is used for sweeping.
(a) Fork
(b) Knife
(c) Broom
(d) Spoon - Kinsmen are _______.
(a) Friends
(b) Strangers
(c) Relatives
(d) Teachers - _______ are social institutions.
(a) Mosques
(b) Roads
(c) Schools
(d) Plants - Peace means _______ living.
(a) Quiet
(b) Fighting
(c) Happy
(d) Peaceful - The family is made up of _______.
(a) Teachers
(b) Parents and children
(c) Friends
(d) Neighbors - A child has a right to _______.
(a) Homework
(b) Education
(c) Homework and play only
(d) None - Chieftaincy leaders _______ disputes.
(a) Cause
(b) Solve
(c) Ignore
(d) Create - Traditional worshipers pray in a _______.
(a) Mosque
(b) Church
(c) Shrine
(d) Hospital - The Ooni of Ife is an example of a _______ leader.
(a) Political
(b) Traditional
(c) Religious
(d) School - _______ is the first step to being responsible.
(a) Helping
(b) Fighting
(c) Disrespecting
(d) Ignoring - The _______ is the symbol of Nigeria’s unity.
(a) Flag
(b) Tree
(c) Mosque
(d) Animal - _______ are examples of social institutions.
(a) Schools
(b) Hospitals
(c) Churches
(d) All of the above - A palace is where the _______ lives.
(a) Teacher
(b) King
(c) Doctor
(d) Student - _______ is the oldest religion in Nigeria.
(a) Islam
(b) Christianity
(c) Traditional Religion
(d) Judaism - Rights are _______ of every child.
(a) Responsibilities
(b) Duties
(c) Freedoms
(d) Punishments - The holy book of Christians is called _______.
(a) Quran
(b) Bible
(c) Veda
(d) Torah - Schools are places where children _______.
(a) Play only
(b) Sleep only
(c) Learn
(d) Cook
Part B: Theory Questions (30 Simple Short Answer Questions)
- What is a family?
- Where do Muslims worship?
- What is the role of traditional leaders?
- What is peace?
- What is the importance of naming ceremonies?
- Name one responsibility of a child.
- What does a hospital do?
- What is the Nigerian flag’s color?
- Where do Christians worship?
- Name the holy book of Christians.
- What does the family consist of?
- What do chieftaincy leaders do in a community?
- What is the holy book of Muslims?
- What is a mosque?
- Who are kinsmen?
- What does a king do?
- What is the meaning of rights?
- What should children do to be responsible?
- How does education benefit children?
- Name a place of worship.
- What is the purpose of traditional religion?
- Where does a king live?
- What is the function of schools?
- What are the rights of every child?
- What is a shrine used for?
- What should children do with their homework?
- What is the role of hospitals?
- How do children show respect?
- What should children wear to school?
- Name an example of a social institution.
Part C: True or False Questions (30 Questions)
- Children should ignore their homework. (True/False)
- A hospital helps sick people. (True/False)
- Kinsmen are unrelated people. (True/False)
- The Nigerian flag has three colors. (True/False)
- A mosque is where Christians worship. (True/False)
- Traditional leaders help preserve culture. (True/False)
- The Bible is the holy book of Muslims. (True/False)
- Peace means no fighting. (True/False)
- Naming ceremonies are only for adults. (True/False)
- A broom is used for sweeping. (True/False)
- A palace is where a king lives. (True/False)
- Schools are for learning. (True/False)
- A king does not live in a palace. (True/False)
- Christians worship in mosques. (True/False)
- Children should wear neat clothes to school. (True/False)
- The Ooni of Ife is a traditional leader. (True/False)
- The Quran is the holy book of Christians. (True/False)
- Traditional worshippers pray in churches. (True/False)
- A shrine is for traditional worship. (True/False)
- Children have the right to education. (True/False)
- A broom is used for eating. (True/False)
- The family is the smallest social unit. (True/False)
- Rights are freedoms we enjoy. (True/False)
- Traditional leaders solve disputes in the community. (True/False)
- Schools are for play, not learning. (True/False)
- Mosques are places of worship for Muslims. (True/False)
- Every child has the right to be heard. (True/False)
- The flag of Nigeria has two colors. (True/False)
- The Bible is the holy book of Christians. (True/False)
- Kings live in a house. (True/False)
Part D: Fill in the Gaps (30 Questions)
(Fill in the blank with the correct word)
- A _______ helps when people are sick.
- The _______ of Nigeria is green and white.
- A _______ is a traditional leader in many African cultures.
- _______ is the book used by Christians for worship.
- Every child has a right to _______.
- A king lives in a _______.
- Muslims worship in a _______.
- Children should always _______ their homework.
- The _______ is the holy book of Muslims.
- A _______ is used for sweeping the floor.
- The _______ is the smallest unit in society.
- A _______ helps with disputes in the community.
- The _______ is a symbol of Nigeria’s unity.
- _______ is an example of a social institution.
- The _______ helps to educate children.
- A child’s _______ is to respect elders.
- _______ ceremonies help name children.
- A child has the right to _______ in Nigeria.
- Children should _______ their teachers.
- _______ is an important part of education.
- A _______ is used for cooking.
- A child should be _______ in school.
- The _______ is the king of Nigeria.
- _______ is used to protect our environment.
- _______ means no fighting or quarrels.
- Children should always be _______ to their parents.
- _______ is important for personal growth.
- A king _______ in a palace.
- Schools are for _______.
- _______ is a form of worship in Nigeria.