Security Education: Primary 6 Second Term Revision

This comprehensive review exercise is designed to help pupils revise all the key topics covered during the term. It includes FAQs, objective questions, theory questions, true or false questions, and fill-in-the-gaps questions.

Part A: Review and Revision (FAQs)

1. What is security education?
   Security education teaches people how to stay safe and protect themselves.
2. What is a security threat?
   A security threat is anything that can harm people, property, or the environment.
3. Give two examples of security threats.
   Examples are theft and cybercrime.
4. What does combating security threats mean?
   It means taking steps to stop or prevent security threats.
5. What is the role of community policing?
   Community policing helps keep neighborhoods safe by involving residents in security.
6. What is cybersecurity?
   Cybersecurity means protecting computers and online information from harm.
7. Why is surveillance important in security?
   Surveillance helps monitor activities and detect threats early.
8. Give one example of a surveillance tool.
   CCTV cameras are an example.
9. What is a precautionary measure?
   It is an action taken to avoid danger or harm.
10. What is safety?
    Safety means being free from danger or harm.
11. How is safety different from security?
    Safety protects people from accidents, while security prevents intentional harm.
12. What are security patrols?
    Security patrols are regular checks done by security officers to maintain peace.
13. What is public awareness in security?
    It means educating people about threats and how to avoid them.
14. What is the importance of fire drills?
    Fire drills prepare people to act quickly and safely during a fire.
15. Name two places where security threats are common.
    Banks and markets are common places.
16. What is the purpose of reporting suspicious activities?
    It helps prevent crimes by alerting authorities to possible threats.
17. Give one way of combating cyber threats.
    Using strong passwords protects against cyber threats.
18. Why should schools have security measures?
    Schools need security measures to protect pupils and staff.
19. What is the purpose of emergency drills?
    They prepare people to act during emergencies like fires or earthquakes.
20. What is the benefit of a neighborhood watch?
    It reduces crime by involving the community in security efforts.

Part B: Objective Questions (Fill-in-the-Blank with Options)

1. Security threats are dangers that can harm ________.
   a) people
   b) animals
   c) trees
   d) books
2. ________ cameras are used for surveillance.
   a) Alarm
   b) CCTV
   c) Doorbell
   d) Microphone
3. ________ is an example of a security threat.
   a) Singing
   b) Vandalism
   c) Reading
   d) Cleaning
4. Cybersecurity protects ________.
   a) food
   b) animals
   c) data
   d) plants
5. Fire drills help people stay safe during a ________.
   a) flood
   b) robbery
   c) fire
   d) party
6. ________ means educating people about security threats.
   a) Public awareness
   b) Public washing
   c) Public sleeping
   d) Public dancing
7. Reporting ________ activities helps prevent crimes.
   a) suspicious
   b) happy
   c) friendly
   d) loud
8. ________ policing involves residents in keeping areas safe.
   a) Community
   b) National
   c) City
   d) State
9. Schools use ________ to protect pupils.
   a) security guards
   b) farmers
   c) cooks
   d) drivers
10. A ________ is an action taken to avoid danger.
    a) precautionary measure
    b) party measure
    c) quick measure
    d) small measure

Part C: Theory Questions

1. What is a security threat?
2. Mention two examples of security threats.
3. What does combating security threats mean?
4. Give two examples of how to combat security threats.
5. Why is cybersecurity important?
6. What is public awareness in security management?
7. Mention two tools used for surveillance.
8. Why should schools conduct fire drills?
9. Explain the role of community policing.
10. What is a precautionary measure?

Part D: True or False Questions

1. Security education teaches people how to play games. False
2. Cybersecurity protects online information. True
3. Surveillance helps detect threats early. True
4. Vandalism is not a security threat. False
5. Fire drills are not necessary in schools. False
6. CCTV cameras are used for public awareness. False
7. Reporting suspicious activities helps prevent crime. True
8. Community policing is done by police officers only. False
9. Safety and security mean the same thing. False
10. Public awareness educates people about security threats. True

Part E: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions (No Options)

1. ________ means protecting people and property from harm.
2. ________ is an example of a security threat online.
3. Security guards conduct regular ________ to ensure safety.
4. A ________ camera is used to monitor activities.
5. ________ drills prepare people for emergencies like fires.
6. Community ________ involves residents in maintaining security.
7. Public ________ educates people about threats and safety.
8. ________ is the protection of online data.
9. A ________ measure helps avoid harm or danger.
10. ________ threats are common in markets and banks.