Second Term Security Education Primary 4 Second Term Revision

Part A: Review and Revision

1. What is the role of neighbourhood security personnel?
Neighbourhood security personnel help keep communities safe by watching out for any suspicious activity and responding to emergencies.

2. What are vigilante groups?
Vigilante groups are local groups formed by citizens to help fight crime in their communities.

3. Why are local guards important for safety?
Local guards patrol areas to keep them safe from theft, violence, or other crimes.

4. How does the Lagos State Neighbourhood Corps help?
The Lagos State Neighbourhood Corps works with local communities to prevent crime and ensure safety in neighborhoods.

5. What makes a place dangerous?
A dangerous place may have high crime rates, poorly lit areas, or be known for criminal activities.

6. What are the types of crimes we should be aware of?
We should be aware of crimes like armed robbery, kidnapping, and ritual killing.

7. How can peer pressure affect our safety?
Peer pressure can push people into dangerous activities like joining gangs or committing crimes.

8. Why is it important to trust our intuition for safety?
Trusting your gut feelings helps you avoid unsafe situations and make good decisions.

9. How do security personnel keep us safe?
Security personnel patrol areas, respond to emergencies, and help prevent crime.

10. What is situational awareness?
Situational awareness is knowing what is going on around you, so you can stay safe and respond quickly if something happens.

11. How do vigilante groups help in the community?
Vigilante groups help protect their communities by taking action against criminals and alerting the police.

12. Why should we avoid dangerous people?
Dangerous people can harm us, so we must stay away from them and alert authorities.

13. What should you do if you see a dangerous person?
If you see a dangerous person, it is important to stay calm, avoid confrontation, and contact the police.

14. What role does the police play in security?
The police enforce the law, investigate crimes, and help maintain order in society.

15. How can we stay safe in our neighborhoods?
To stay safe, we can avoid risky areas, lock our doors, and be aware of what’s happening around us.

16. Why are community efforts important for security?
When people work together, they can help spot and prevent crimes in their community.

17. What is the role of neighbourhood watch programs?
Neighbourhood watch programs help people stay alert and report suspicious activities to the police.

18. Why should we avoid bad places late at night?
Bad places can be more dangerous at night because criminals may take advantage of darkness to commit crimes.

19. What is the first thing to do in case of an emergency?
In an emergency, call for help, stay calm, and follow safety procedures.

20. How do we recognize dangerous places?
Dangerous places are often poorly lit, isolated, or known for criminal activities.

Part B: Objective Questions

1. The Lagos State Neighbourhood Corps is designed to help prevent crime in ___.
   a) Schools
   b) Cities
   c) Rural Areas
   d) Neighborhoods
2. Vigilante groups help to fight crime in ___.
   a) Schools
   b) Hospitals
   c) Communities
   d) Government offices
3. A dangerous place is often characterized by ___.
   a) Bright lights
   b) High crime rates
   c) Friendly people
   d) Police presence
4. What is an example of a crime that involves stealing from others?
   a) Kidnapping
   b) Armed robbery
   c) Cyberbullying
   d) Public speaking
5. Trusting your intuition means ___.
   a) Ignoring advice
   b) Listening to your gut feeling
   c) Following the crowd
   d) Relying on luck
6. Local guards patrol the area to ___.
   a) Fight with criminals
   b) Prevent accidents
   c) Keep the area safe
   d) Lead tours
7. Peer pressure can influence someone to ___.
   a) Study harder
   b) Stay safe
   c) Make bad choices
   d) Help others
8. The police help by ___.
   a) Observing crimes
   b) Reporting suspicious behavior
   c) Enforcing laws
   d) Ignoring criminals
9. Vigilante groups often work with ___.
   a) Neighbours
   b) Strangers
   c) Lawyers
   d) Doctors
10. Situational awareness means ___.
    a) Forgetting about the environment
    b) Paying attention to what is happening around you
    c) Being overly cautious
    d) Ignoring risks
11. People in your community can ___.
    a) Cause problems
    b) Help protect each other
    c) Avoid danger
    d) Do nothing
12. Bad places at night are often ___.
    a) Safe
    b) Quiet
    c) Risky
    d) Well-lit
13. What should you do if you see a suspicious person?
    a) Ignore them
    b) Approach them
    c) Report them to the police
    d) Join them
14. Community efforts in security help to ___.
    a) Cause fights
    b) Avoid responsibility
    c) Keep people safe
    d) Ignore threats
15. Neighbourhood security personnel watch out for ___.
    a) Good behavior
    b) Suspicious activities
    c) Wildlife
    d) Weather changes
16. A person who is involved in dangerous activities is called a ___.
    a) Stranger
    b) Criminal
    c) Hero
    d) Volunteer
17. What can help you stay safe from crime?
    a) Staying aware of your surroundings
    b) Ignoring danger
    c) Walking alone at night
    d) Disobeying rules
18. The role of the local guards is to ___.
    a) Sell products
    b) Keep the community safe
    c) Conduct research
    d) Manage traffic
19. A community’s safety can be improved by ___.
    a) Isolation
    b) Cooperation
    c) Ignoring crime
    d) Focusing on individual needs
20. What is an example of a risky place?
    a) A crowded market
    b) A dark alley
    c) A busy street
    d) A well-lit park

Part C: Theory Questions

1. Explain the role of neighbourhood security personnel in your community.
2. How can vigilante groups help reduce crime in urban areas?
3. Describe how you can stay safe in a neighborhood with high crime rates.
4. What are the benefits of community efforts to ensure safety?
5. Explain why it is important to trust your intuition in potentially dangerous situations.
6. What steps should you take if you encounter a dangerous person in your area?
7. Describe the role of security guards in keeping residential areas safe.
8. How can peer pressure influence people to engage in risky behavior?
9. What makes a place dangerous, and how can you avoid it?
10. How can situational awareness help you prevent dangerous situations?
11. Why is it important to know where dangerous places are in your area?
12. How can neighbourhood watch programs help protect communities?
13. Explain the role of the Lagos State Neighbourhood Corps.
14. How can security personnel work together with the community to prevent crime?
15. Why should you avoid walking alone at night in unsafe areas?
16. What should you do if you suspect someone is planning a crime?
17. How can local authorities help keep your neighborhood safe?
18. Why is it important to report suspicious activities to the police?
19. How does knowing about the types of crime help you stay safe?
20. How can local vigilante groups help reduce fear in communities?

Part D: True or False Questions

1. True or False: Vigilante groups only work with the police to fight crime.
2. True or False: Situational awareness means being aware of your surroundings.
3. True or False: Local guards are responsible for keeping homes safe, not just public areas.
4. True or False: Dangerous places are always well-lit and safe at night.
5. True or False: Peer pressure can sometimes push people to make unsafe decisions.
6. True or False: The Lagos State Neighbourhood Corps is a government organization focused on community safety.
7. True or False: Vigilante groups never work with the police.
8. True or False: Criminals often target isolated, poorly lit areas.
9. True or False: Personal safety is about being aware and making smart decisions.
10. True or False: You should report any suspicious activity to the police immediately.
11. True or False: It is safe to trust strangers in dangerous places.
12. True or False: Awareness of your surroundings can help you avoid potential risks.
13. True or False: A safe place is one with a lot of people and activity.
14. True or False: Trusting your intuition is not important for staying safe.
15. True or False: Community members can help by staying alert and reporting unusual behavior.
16. True or False: Vigilante groups have the power to arrest criminals.
17. True or False: Being aware of crime trends can help you avoid danger.
18. True or False: The police are the only people responsible for safety in your community.
19. True or False: Staying indoors during dangerous times can keep you safe.
20. True or False: Knowing when to walk away from a risky situation is important.

Part E: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions

1. The Lagos State Neighbourhood Corps helps to prevent ___ in neighborhoods.
2. Local guards patrol the area to keep it ___.
3. Vigilante groups help protect the community by ___ criminals.
4. Peer pressure can sometimes lead people to make ___ decisions.
5. ___ is the ability to be aware of your surroundings and understand potential risks.
6. Dangerous places are often poorly ___ and have little or no police presence.
7. Trusting your ___ can help you avoid risky situations.
8. A ___ is a place where crime often occurs, such as dark alleys.
9. Security guards are responsible for protecting ___ in residential areas.
10. If you see suspicious activity, you should contact ___ immediately.
11. The role of neighbourhood watch programs is to help ___ suspicious behavior.
12. A criminal who steals from others is committing ___.
13. Community cooperation can help improve safety by ___ crime.
14. In a dangerous situation, it is important to stay ___ and think clearly.
15. You should avoid risky areas, especially during the ___.
16. Peer pressure can push people to join ___ or commit crimes.
17. A good community effort is one where people work together to ___ each other.
18. Criminals often target ___ areas because they are less likely to be seen.
19. You should avoid trusting ___ people who may have harmful intentions.
20. Staying aware of your environment helps you ___ dangerous situations.