First Term Review Assessment Questions Civic Education JSS 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Week 12: Revision of All Topics Covered

Subject: Civic Education
Class: JSS 2
Term: First Term
Week: 12

Part A: Review and Revision – FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

What is contentment?
Contentment is being satisfied with what you have and not always wanting more.
Why is contentment important in society?
Contentment promotes peace and reduces crime and corruption.
What are the consequences of a lack of contentment?
It can lead to greed, crime, corruption, and unhappiness.
What is discipline?
Discipline is the ability to control one’s actions and behavior in line with rules and regulations.
Why is discipline necessary in schools?
Discipline helps to maintain order, respect, and effective learning.
What happens when students disobey school rules?
Disobedience to school rules can lead to punishment or suspension.
What is courage?
Courage is the ability to face fear, danger, or difficulty without being afraid.
Can you give examples of courageous people in Nigerian history?
Yes, examples include Jaja of Opobo, Moremi of Ife, and Amina of Zaria.
What is a federation?
A federation is a system of government where power is shared between a central government and state or regional governments.
Why do countries adopt a federal system?
A federal system helps to balance power between the central government and regions, ensuring unity and diversity.
What are exclusive powers?
Exclusive powers are powers only the central government can exercise, such as defense and foreign policy.
What are residual powers?
Residual powers are powers that are left to the state governments.
What are concurrent powers?
Concurrent powers are shared by both the central and state governments.
What is the importance of discipline in society?
Discipline helps maintain order, peace, and development in society.
What are the effects of indiscipline?
Indiscipline leads to chaos, violence, and a breakdown of societal values.
What is the role of rules and regulations in schools?
School rules and regulations maintain order and promote a safe learning environment.
What is the impact of indiscipline on students?
Indiscipline can lead to poor academic performance, suspension, or expulsion.
Why is courage important for leaders?
Courage allows leaders to make tough decisions and stand up for justice, even in difficult times.
How does the federal system of government promote democracy?
By sharing power between different levels of government, it encourages citizen participation and prevents the abuse of power.
What are the characteristics of a federation?
A federation has a written constitution, division of powers between central and state governments, and a mechanism for power-sharing.

Part B: Objective Questions

(20 fill-in-the-blank questions with options a, b, c, d)

Contentment means being __________ with what you have.
a) satisfied
b) frustrated
c) jealous
d) greedy
One effect of lack of contentment is __________.
a) happiness
b) crime
c) success
d) peace
Discipline helps to __________ in schools.
a) create chaos
b) maintain order
c) encourage laziness
d) promote fighting
Courage is the ability to __________ fear.
a) avoid
b) run from
c) face
d) ignore
An example of a courageous person in Nigerian history is __________.
a) Jaja of Opobo
b) Nelson Mandela
c) Queen Elizabeth
d) Bill Gates
Federation is a system of government that divides power between __________ and state governments.
a) local
b) foreign
c) central
d) regional
__________ powers are shared between the central and state governments.
a) Exclusive
b) Concurrent
c) Residual
d) Legislative
Residual powers are handled by the __________.
a) central government
b) state governments
c) judiciary
d) citizens
Lack of __________ leads to indiscipline in schools.
a) courage
b) fear
c) contentment
d) respect
Disobeying school rules may result in __________.
a) rewards
b) punishment
c) praise
d) freedom
__________ is the foundation of a peaceful society.
a) Courage
b) Indiscipline
c) Discipline
d) Greed
The Nigerian constitution is a __________ document.
a) written
b) oral
c) visual
d) secret
The ability to control one’s behavior is called __________.
a) courage
b) discipline
c) greed
d) weakness
A federal system of government allows for __________.
a) centralization of power
b) sharing of power
c) dictatorship
d) autocracy
A disciplined student always __________ school rules.
a) disobeys
b) respects
c) avoids
d) ignores
__________ is the ability to face danger without fear.
a) Courage
b) Indiscipline
c) Greed
d) Laziness
A key characteristic of a federation is the division of __________.
a) wealth
b) power
c) land
d) resources
One consequence of lack of contentment is __________.
a) wealth
b) development
c) poverty
d) crime
Courageous leaders stand up for __________.
a) injustice
b) justice
c) crime
d) greed
Following school rules promotes __________ in the school environment.
a) disorder
b) peace
c) fighting
d) laziness

Part C: Theory Questions

(20 simple short answer questions)

What is contentment?
Mention one consequence of lack of contentment.
Define discipline.
State two attributes of discipline.
What is courage?
Give one example of a courageous person in Nigerian history.
Explain the meaning of federation.
Why is discipline important in schools?
What is the role of the central government in a federation?
Define exclusive powers.
What are residual powers?
Mention two effects of indiscipline.
What is the significance of school rules and regulations?
Why is courage important in leadership?
List two characteristics of a federation.
What are concurrent powers?
How does discipline contribute to national development?
State two consequences of lack of discipline.
What is the Nigerian constitution?
How does contentment promote peace in society?

Part D: True or False Questions

(20 True or False statements)

Contentment means being satisfied with what you have. True
Lack of contentment leads to peace and happiness. False
Discipline means being lazy and ignoring rules. False
Courage is the ability to face fear and danger. True
Jaja of Opobo was a courageous leader in Nigerian history. True
Federation is a system of government where power is centralized. False
Exclusive powers are only exercised by state governments. False
Residual powers belong to the central government. False
Disobedience to school rules leads to rewards. False
Indiscipline causes disorder in society. True
The Nigerian constitution is an oral document. False
A federal system shares power between different levels of government. True
Courageous people avoid dangerous situations. False
Discipline helps maintain peace in schools and society. True
The central government controls exclusive powers in a federation. True
Indiscipline promotes order and development. False
Moremi of Ife was a courageous woman in Nigerian history. True
Power-sharing prevents the centralization of power in a federation. True
Courage is only important in war and conflict. False
Following rules helps to promote discipline in schools. True

Part E: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions

(20 fill-in-the-blank questions without multiple-choice options)

Contentment means being __________ with what you have.
Lack of __________ leads to crime and corruption.
__________ is the ability to control one’s behavior and follow rules.
A disciplined person always __________ the rules.
__________ is the ability to face fear and danger.
Moremi of Ife was a __________ person in history.
__________ is a system of government where power is shared between the central and state governments.
The Nigerian __________ is the highest law of the land.
__________ powers are those only exercised by the central government.
The central government handles __________ powers.
__________ powers are exercised by state governments.
Lack of discipline leads to __________ in society.
The Nigerian constitution is a __________ document.
One effect of __________ is that it promotes peace and stability in society.
__________ is a key characteristic of a federal system of government.
Courage allows leaders to make __________ decisions.
The rule of law ensures that everyone __________ to the same laws.
__________ promotes discipline in schools.
A __________ person does not always want more than they need.
Indiscipline can lead to a __________ society.

This comprehensive revision lesson covers all the essential topics taught during the term and provides an opportunity for students to reinforce their knowledge through questions across various formats.

First Term Examination Questions Civic Education JSS 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12

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Subject: CIVIC EDUCATION

Duration: 1HR 30MINS

Class: JSS 2

The willingness to work hard and give your energy and time to a job or activity is called (A) spiritual (B) commitment(C) brave (D) hard work
The rule of law is(A)supremacy of the law over every citizen in a country(B)human right protection(C)supremacy of the law over the rich(D)securing lives and properties of the citizens
The road sign light that shows”red”means(A)go(B)get ready(C)stop(D)drive fast
The institution that is responsible for the prosecution of drug traffickers and drug abuse is called?(A)EFCC(B)ICPC(C)NECO(D)NDLEA
A courageous person is one who is(A)friendly(B)fighter(C)brave(D)lazy
Who propounded the theory of rule of law?(A)ObafemiAwolowo(B)Abraham Lincoln(C)Professor A.V Dicey(D)Dr.NnamdiAzikwe
The form of electoral malpractices include the following except(A)free and fair election(B)election rigging(C)thuggery(D)bribery and corruption
The government that is closer to the people is(A)federal government(B)state government)local government(D)A and C
A program and policies of a political party is called(A)manifesto(B)campaign(C)rally(D)constitution.
All these are principle of rule of law except (a) principle of a partiality (b) principle of fair hearing (c) principle of supremacy of the law (d) principle of right to appeal
The rule of law can be strengthened through (a) Independence of judiciary (b) High cost of litigation (c) prolonged prosecution of offenders (d) Immunity clause in the constitution
A follower who obeys the law made by the leader for the good of the society is showing the trait of: (a) Diligence (b) commitment (c) Loyalty (d) Obedience.
Which of these is not a method of protecting human rights? (a) Media coverage (b) Protest match (c) Hunger strike (d) Street riots.
Which of these indicates the true practice of rule of law in a democratic setting? (a) Independent of the judiciary (b) Violation of human rights (c) Arbitrary arrest of opposition party members (d) Non existence of separation of power.
The process of electing representatives of the people to lead or into the government of a state is called(A)voter(B)elect(C)voting(D)rule
How many geo-political zones do we have in Nigeria?(A)2(B)4(C)6(D)8
All these are basic principles of the rule of law except(A)cultural right(B)supremacy of the law(C)respect for human rights(D)equality before the law.
The forms of electoral malpractices include the following EXCEPT _____ (a) free and fair election (b) election rigging (c) thuggery (d) bribery and corruption
The body which has the responsibility to organize and conduct election in Nigeria is (a) political parties (b) Independent Electoral Commission (c) pressure group (d) democratic institution
The right to vote and be voted for during election is called (a) franchise (b) frandise (c) franchice (d) franquise
A leader who does the right things at the right time could be said to be (a) Disciplined (b) Dedicated (c) Devoted (d) Democratic.
A period where some part of the constitution are suspended to restore law and order is called (a) Constitutional stoppage (b) Constitutional disruption (c) State of emergency (d) Suspension of democracy.
Which of the following government agencies is in charge of curbing drug trafficking (a) FAAN (b) EFCC (c) NAFDAC (d) NDLEA.
The arm of government that interprets the law is (a) The judiciary (b) executive (c) the chief justice (d) the high court.
Democracy is(A)a system of government which all people in a country can vote to elect their representatives in government(B)a group of people who are looking for job(C)an individual who makes final use of goods and services(D)none of the above
The main function of the police is?(A)to fight war(B)to maintain law and order in the society(C)to collect bribe(D)to block traffic movement
Being a citizen of two countries at the same time is called(A)dual citizenship(B)renunciation(C)honorary citizenship(D)citizenship by birth
Which of these is not a method of protecting human rights? (a) Media coverage (b) Protest match (c) Hunger strike (d) Street riots.
The speaker of the Lagos state House of Assembly is(A)Hon.Yakubu Dogara(B)Dr.Bukola Saraki(C)Hon Mudashiru Obasa(D)Hon Bello Aminu
For democracy to work in a state,the citizens must have …………opportunity in an attempt to lead the country in whatever capacity they so desire(A)different(B)equal(C)maximum(D)acquire.
What Are Consumer Rights?(B) List Five Universal Rights Of A Consumer?(C) State Five Responsibilities Of A Consumer.
The willingness to work hard and give your energy and time to a job or activity is called (A) spiritual (B) commitment(C) brave (D) hard work
The rule of law is(A)supremacy of the law over every citizen in a country(B)human right protection(C)supremacy of the law over the rich(D)securing lives and properties of the citizens
The road sign light that shows”red”means(A)go(B)get ready(C)stop(D)drive fast
The institution that is responsible for the prosecution of drug traffickers and drug abuse is called?(A)EFCC(B)ICPC(C)NECO(D)NDLEA
A courageous person is one who is(A)friendly(B)fighter(C)brave(D)lazy
Who propounded the theory of rule of law?(A)ObafemiAwolowo(B)Abraham Lincoln(C)Professor A.V Dicey(D)Dr.NnamdiAzikwe
The form of electoral malpractices include the following except(A)free and fair election(B)election rigging(C)thuggery(D)bribery and corruption
The government that is closer to the people is(A)federal government(B)state government)local government(D)A and C
A program and policies of a political party iscalled(A)manifesto(B)campaign(C)rally(D)constitution.
All these are principle of rule of law except (a) principle of a partiality (b) principle of fair hearing (c) principle of supremacy of the law (d) principle of right to appeal
The rule of law can be strengthened through (a) Independence of judiciary (b) High cost of litigation (c) prolonged prosecution of offenders (d) Immunity clause in the constitution
A follower who obeys the law made by the leader for the good of the society is showing the trait of: (a) Diligence (b) commitment (c) Loyalty (d) Obedience.
Which of these is not a method of protecting human rights? (a) Media coverage (b) Protest match (c) Hunger strike (d) Street riots.
Which of these indicates the true practice of rule of law in a democratic setting? (a) Independent of the judiciary (b) Violation of human rights (c) Arbitrary arrest of opposition party members (d) Non existence of separation of power.
The process of electing representatives of the people to lead or into the government of a state is called(A)voter(B)elect(C)voting(D)rule
How many geo-political zones do we have in Nigeria?(A)2(B)4(C)6(D)8
All these are basic principles of the rule of law except(A)cultural right(B)supremacy of the law(C)respect for human rights(D)equality before the law.
The forms of electoral malpractices include the following EXCEPT _____ (a) free and fair election (b) election rigging (c) thuggery (d) bribery and corruption
The body which has the responsibility to organize and conduct election in Nigeria is (a) political parties (b) Independent Electoral Commission (c) pressure group (d) democratic institution
The right to vote and be voted for during election is called (a) franchise (b) frandise (c) franchice (d) franquise
A leader who does the right things at the right time could be said to be (a) Disciplined (b) Dedicated (c) Devoted (d) Democratic.
A period where some part of the constitution are suspended to restore law and order is called (a) Constitutional stoppage (b) Constitutional disruption (c) State of emergency (d) Suspension of democracy.
Which of the following government agencies is in charge of curbing drug trafficking (a) FAAN (b) EFCC (c) NAFDAC (d) NDLEA.
The arm of government that interprets the law is (a) The judiciary (b) executive (c) the chief justice (d) the high court.
Democracy is(A)a system of government which all people in a country can vote to elect their representatives in government(B)a group of people who are looking for job(C)an individual who makes final use of goods and services(D)none of the above
The main function of the police is?(A)to fight war(B)to maintain law and order in the society(C)to collect bribe(D)to block traffic movement
Being a citizen of two countries at the same time is called(A)dual citizenship(B)renunciation(C)honorary citizenship(D)citizenship by birth
Which of these is not a method of protecting human rights? (a) Media coverage (b) Protest match (c) Hunger strike (d) Street riots.

THEORY

(a) Explain areas of differences between federal, state and local governments.

(b) Briefly explain the following

(i) Exclusive list

(ii) Concurrent list

(iii) Residual list

(a) Explain the meaning of law

(b) Define the concept of the rule of law

(d) Identify punishable offences and punishments for breaking the law.

3a. what is Democracy?

(b) list five features of Democracy?

4a. Explain the meaning of pillars of democracy

(b) list four pillars of democracy

5a. What are consumer rights?

(b) list five universal rights of a consumer?

Part B Theory

(a) Explain areas of differences between federal, state and local governments. (b) Briefly explain the following (i) Exclusive list (ii) Concurrent list (iii) Residual list
(a) Explain the meaning of law (b) Define the concept of the rule of law(c) Highlight 5 benefits of the rule of law as against arbitrary rule
What Is Democracy?(B) List Five Features Of Democracy?(C) State Five Importance Of Democracy.
Explain The Meaning Of Pillars Of Democracy (B) Discuss Any 4 Pillars Of Democracy
Mention the three arm of government.
What is courage
Explain four types of courage
What is the meaning of the executive arm of government
State five attributes of a courageous person

1st Term Examination CIVIC EDUCATION JSS 2

SCHEME OF WORK FOR CIVIC EDUCATION JSS 1 FIRST TERM

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