Skip to contentMID TERM TEST FIRST TERM PRIMARY 6 CIVIC EDUCATION
NAME: ___________________________ CLASS: PRIMARY 6 SUBJECT: Civic Education
SECTION A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS
- Awards given to national heroes for their contribution to the development of the country are called:
- (a) National Heroes
- (b) National Award
- (c) National Anthem
- (d) Rank Award
- __________ is a source of danger to personal security.
- (a) Clean Environment
- (b) Drug Abuse
- (c) Exercise
- (d) Sparkling
- The highest National Honours Award is reserved for the ______ only.
- (a) Governors
- (b) Presidents
- (c) Commissioners
- (d) Lawyers
- Precautionary measures are steps that keep us __________.
- (a) Dirty
- (b) Safe from Dangers
- (c) Haggard
- (d) Ugly
- A good friend must possess the following attributes EXCEPT ______.
- (a) Kindness
- (b) Drug Addict
- (c) Contentment
- (d) Self-Esteem
- National Honours Awards are a way of encouraging people to contribute more to development.
- Goods taken to other countries for sale are called _____.
- (a) Exports
- (b) Imports
- (c) National Goods
- (d) Tokunbo
- Spotted dangerous behaviours must be reported immediately to the ______.
- (a) Friend
- (b) Teacher
- (c) School Management
- (d) B and C
- Valuing Nigerian goods will bring all these to Nigeria EXCEPT ______.
- (a) Respect
- (b) Pride
- (c) Shame and Disgrace
- (d) None of the Above
- The willingness to accept other people’s opinions or behaviour that you may not agree with is called ______.
- (a) Unity
- (b) Tolerance
- (c) Peace
- (d) Cooperation
- Snakes and some other dangerous reptiles are seen in houses situated in ______ areas.
- (a) Neat
- (b) Clean
- (c) Bushy
- (d) Tidy
- Which of these is not a value associated with tolerance?
- (a) Hatred
- (b) Love
- (c) Oneness
- (d) Cooperation
- Before eating any packaged food, we must check the ______.
- (a) Colour
- (b) Temperature
- (c) Expiry Date
- (d) Logo
- Cooperation means __________.
- (a) Working Against One Another
- (b) Working Together to Achieve Aim
- (c) Working in Disunity
- (d) Fighting Your Neighbours
- Which of these is not a value associated with cooperation?
- (a) Disunity
- (b) Love
- (c) Tolerance
- (d) Caring
- When the people of a country live together in love, peace, and cooperation in spite of languages, culture, etc., it is called __________.
- (a) National Crisis
- (b) National Unity
- (c) National Disunity
- (d) War
- Not being security cautious at home can lead to __________.
- (a) Theft
- (b) Progress
- (c) Development
- (d) Nothing
- Personal security management makes someone free from __________.
- (a) Injury
- (b) Punishment
- (c) Illness/Disease
- (d) All Mentioned
- Every nationalist has a __________ feeling for their country.
- (a) Mixed
- (b) Patriotic
- (c) Bad
- (d) Evil
- __________ is an example of a crime.
- (a) Rape
- (b) Thuggery
- (c) Examination Malpractice
- (d) All Mentioned
- A person who loves his/her country is called a __________.
- (a) Criminal
- (b) Patriot
- (c) Soul Mate
- (d) Lover
- Destruction of government property is a crime called __________.
- (a) Forgery
- (b) Impersonation
- (c) Vandalism
- (d) None of the Above
- Nigeria is a multi-ethnic state because __________.
- (a) It has Only One Ethnic Group
- (b) It is in the West of Africa
- (c) It has Many Ethnic Groups
- (d) It has FCT as Capital
- The punishment for examination malpractice is __________.
- (a) Death
- (b) Seizure of Result
- (c) Applauding
- (d) Praising
- All these are causes of ethnic clashes in Nigeria EXCEPT __________.
- (a) Boundary Problems
- (b) Religious Differences
- (c) Differences in Weight
- (d) None of the Above
- All these are attributes of cooperation EXCEPT __________.
- (a) Willingness
- (b) Honesty
- (c) Team Spirit
- (d) Communal Effort
- __________ symbols are the symbols that stand for the unity of the Nigerian nation.
- (a) State
- (b) Anthem
- (c) Mace
- (d) National
- All these are values of Nationalism and Patriotism EXCEPT __________.
- (a) Fighting
- (b) Courage
- (c) Respect
- (d) Tolerance
- Apart from National Symbols, other symbols which represent different interests in the country are __________, __________, and __________.
- The Nigerian National Honour Award was established by the National Act in what year?
- The ability to work with others towards a common goal is called __________.
- (a) Competition
- (b) Cooperation
- (c) Conflict
- (d) Neglect
- The act of respecting and accepting different opinions and beliefs is known as __________.
- (a) Intolerance
- (b) Respect
- (c) Tolerance
- (d) Disregard
- __________ is an important national symbol representing unity in Nigeria.
- (a) The National Flag
- (b) The National Bird
- (c) The National Anthem
- (d) The National Flower
- What type of crime is theft considered to be?
- (a) Moral
- (b) Economic
- (c) Social
- (d) Political
- The concept of showing love and loyalty to one’s country is called __________.
- (a) Nationalism
- (b) National Crisis
- (c) Globalism
- (d) Regionalism
- The Nigerian government provides National Honours to reward __________.
- (a) Political Leaders Only
- (b) International Diplomats
- (c) Ordinary Citizens with Outstanding Service
- (d) None of the Above
- Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good citizen?
- (a) Law-abiding
- (b) Selfish
- (c) Responsible
- (d) Patriotic
- National symbols are important because they __________.
- (a) Promote Disunity
- (b) Represent the Country’s Identity
- (c) Cause Conflicts
- (d) None of the Above
- True or False: National Honours Awards are given to everyone in a country.
- The term used for the preservation of culture and heritage is __________.
- (a) Modernization
- (b) Cultural Exchange
- (c) Cultural Preservation
- (d) Cultural Decay
- Cooperation in a team requires __________.
- (a) Individual Goals
- (b) Personal Gain
- (c) Shared Objectives
- (d) Disagreement
- The act of preventing or avoiding risk is known as __________.
- (a) Risk-Taking
- (b) Security Management
- (c) Carelessness
- (d) Recklessness
- __________ is an example of a Nigerian-made good.
- (a) Imported Electronics
- (b) Foreign Cars
- (c) Local Clothing
- (d) International Food
- True or False: National symbols help in fostering patriotism among citizens.
- The practice of respecting the rule of law is a sign of __________.
- (a) Lawlessness
- (b) Disobedience
- (c) Good Citizenship
- (d) Chaos
- The National Anthem is an example of __________.
- (a) National Symbol
- (b) Local Tradition
- (c) Cultural Artifact
- (d) Regional Song
- True or False: A good citizen is indifferent to their country’s development.
- All these are national symbols EXCEPT __________.
- (a) National Pledge
- (b) National Flag
- (c) Local Cuisine
- (d) National Anthem
- The principle of protecting oneself from harm or danger is called __________.
- (a) Carelessness
- (b) Security
- (c) Negligence
- (d) Harmfulness
- The Nigerian Coat of Arms is an example of __________.
- (a) A Cultural Object
- (b) A National Symbol
- (c) A Regional Flag
- (d) An International Emblem
SECTION B: THEORY QUESTIONS
- Explain the importance of National Honours Awards in Nigeria.
- Describe three personal safety measures one should take to avoid common dangers at home.
- What are some key attributes of a good citizen in a country?
- How does tolerance contribute to national unity?
- Discuss the role of national symbols in fostering patriotism.
- What is the significance of cooperation in achieving national goals?
- Describe the impact of ethnic clashes on national development.
- Explain how valuing Nigerian goods can benefit the country’s economy.
- Identify and explain two types of crimes that can affect personal security.
- How can individuals contribute to national development through their actions?
- Discuss the concept of personal security management and its importance.
- What are some causes of ethnic tensions and how can they be mitigated?
- Explain how cultural preservation can contribute to national identity.
- Describe the role of the National Anthem as a national symbol.
- How can cooperation and unity among citizens enhance national progress?
- Explain the process and criteria for awarding National Honours in Nigeria.
- Describe the steps individuals should take to manage personal safety effectively.
- How can the values of nationalism and patriotism positively impact a nation?
- Discuss the role of the Nigerian government in promoting national unity.
- Describe how personal actions and behaviours can reflect a person’s love for their country.
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