PRIMARY 5 SECOND TERM SECURITY EDUCATION EXAMINATION

Subject : Security Education 

Class : Primary 5

Term : Second Term

Week : Week 12

Topic :

SECURITY EDUCATION SECOND TERM EXAMINATION 

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS  :

1. Who is the first line of defense in keeping us safe? A. Parents B. School C. Community
2. Which of the following helps protect us from physical harm? A. Parents B. School C. Community
3. Who provides a safe and secure home environment? A. Parents B. School C. Community
4. What do schools have in place to protect us from harm? A. Rules and policies B. Teachers and staff C. Police
5. Who supervises us during the day and ensures that we have a positive and secure learning environment? A. Parents B. Teachers and staff C. Community
6. Who responds to emergencies and addresses potential threats in our community? A. Parents B. Teachers C. Police and other community organizations
7. What might the police help catch in our neighborhood? A. A thief B. A fire C. A storm
8. Who might help put out a fire in our neighborhood? A. Police B. Fire department C. Community organizations
9. Who sets rules and policies in schools to protect us from harm? A. Parents B. Teachers C. School administration
10. Who plays a role in keeping us safe and secure? A. Parents B. School C. Community D. All of the above.
11. What is the most important role of parents in ensuring their child’s personal security? A. Providing food, shelter and clothing. B. Teaching moral values. C. Spending quality time with their children. D. Monitoring their child’s online activity.
12. What is the significance of setting boundaries for children? A. To restrict their freedom. B. To ensure their safety. C. To prevent them from having fun. D. To make them feel unimportant.
13. Why is it important for parents to educate their children about personal safety? A. To protect them from danger. B. To control their behavior. C. To discourage them from exploring new things. D. To make them afraid.
14. What can parents do to support their children emotionally? A. Criticize them often. B. Spend quality time with them. C. Ignore their feelings. D. Yell at them when they are upset.
15. What is the impact of active listening on children’s emotional security? A. It makes them feel unimportant. B. It helps them to build trust with their parents. C. It discourages them from expressing themselves. D. It makes them feel insecure.
16. How can parents monitor their children’s well-being? A. By not paying attention to them. B. By criticizing them regularly. C. By asking questions about their physical and mental health. D. By ignoring their changes in behavior.
17. What is the importance of family values in ensuring child’s personal security? A. It promotes a positive family environment. B. It discourages children from respecting their parents. C. It makes children feel unimportant. D. It prevents them from having strong family bonds.
18. What is the role of parents in teaching children societal and moral values? A. To restrict their freedom. B. To ensure their personal security and well-being. C. To discourage them from learning new things. D. To make them feel unimportant.
19. How can parents advocate for their child’s safety? A. By ignoring their concerns. B. By speaking up about any issues or concerns. C. By criticizing them often. D. By not paying attention to them.
20. Why is quality time with children important for their emotional security? A. It strengthens their bond with their parents. B. It discourages them from expressing themselves. C. It makes them feel unimportant. D. It prevents them from having meaningful conversations
21. What is the main purpose of a peer group for children? A. To provide social support B. To encourage risky behavior C. To provide academic support D. To teach about new experiences
22. How does a peer group influence a child’s sense of identity? A. By providing acceptance B. By rejecting them C. By not influencing it at all D. By promoting negative behavior
23. What impact can a positive peer group have on a child’s mental health? A. A positive impact B. A negative impact C. No impact at all D. It depends on the individual child
24. What is an example of a negative impact of a peer group on a child’s personal security? A. Encouraging healthy behavior B. Promoting drug use C. Providing academic support D. Teaching conflict resolution skills
25. How can peer groups help children develop social skills? A. By encouraging interactions with others B. By isolating them from others C. By promoting negative behavior D. By not playing a role in their development
26. How can peer groups support children as they form a sense of self? A. By accepting them for who they are B. By rejecting them C. By promoting negative behavior D. By not playing a role in their development
27. How can peer groups prevent drug use? A. By encouraging drug use B. By promoting a drug-free environment C. By playing no role in drug prevention D. By promoting negative behavior
28. What is an example of a positive impact of a peer group on a child’s personal security? A. Promoting drug use B. Encouraging healthy behavior C. Not playing a role in personal security D. Promoting negative behavior
29. How can peer groups serve as a source of information for children? A. By sharing experiences and perspectives B. By keeping information to themselves C. By promoting negative behavior D. By not playing a role in information sharing
30. How can peer groups help children learn about cooperation and conflict resolution? A. By encouraging interaction and relationship building B. By promoting negative behavior C. By not playing a role in these skills D. By isolating them from others.
31. What is the primary reason for personal security? A. To protect against physical harm B. To preserve personal freedom C. To avoid property loss
32. What is one way to protect personal information? A. Keep personal information private B. Share personal information widely C. Disclose personal information to strangers
33. What is the importance of preserving personal dignity? A. To maintain a sense of self-esteem B. To attract more attention C. To be dependent on others
34. What is the benefit of avoiding property loss? A. To have more possessions B. To replace lost property C. To have a sense of security
35. Why is personal security important for overall quality of life? A. To feel safe and secure B. To attract danger C. To compromise safety
36. What is one way to protect against physical harm? A. Be careless in daily activities B. Wear protective gear C. Engage in risky behavior
37. What is the importance of personal freedom? A. To live life free from fear B. To be dependent on others C. To attract danger
38. What is one way to preserve personal privacy? A. Share personal information widely B. Keep personal information private C. Disclose personal information to strangers
39. Why is it important to lock doors and windows? A. To prevent theft or loss B. To attract danger C. To compromise safety
40. What is the benefit of wearing a helmet when riding a bicycle or scooter? A. To prevent injury or harm B. To attract danger C. To compromise safety.
41. What is the primary importance of personal security? A. Physical safety B. Protection of personal information C. Both A and B
42. What is one way personal security can prevent identity theft and fraud? A. Sharing personal information widely B. Protecting personal information C. Disclosing personal information to strangers
43. What does personal security allow individuals to do? A. Live life free from fear B. Live life in fear C. Live life in danger
44. How does personal security help preserve a person’s sense of self-esteem? A. By preserving personal dignity B. By compromising personal dignity C. By attracting attention
45. What is the benefit of avoiding property loss? A. To have more possessions B. To replace lost property C. To have a sense of security
46. What does personal security contribute to in overall quality of life? A. A sense of safety and security B. A sense of danger C. A sense of compromise
47. How can personal security improve mental health? A. By reducing anxiety, stress, and fear B. By increasing anxiety, stress, and fear C. By attracting danger
48. What is one way personal security measures can increase a person’s confidence? A. By making them feel more secure B. By making them feel less secure C. By compromising safety
49. How can personal security measures help prevent theft or loss of personal property? A. By attracting danger B. By compromising safety C. By locking doors and windows
50. What does personal security encompass? A. Physical protection B. Preservation of personal information C. Both A and B

Part B

1. The primary reason for personal security is to protect against ________ harm.
2. One way to protect personal information is to keep it ________.
3. Preserving personal dignity helps to maintain a sense of ________.
4. Avoiding property loss can provide a sense of ________.
5. Personal security is important for overall quality of life because it helps individuals to feel ________ and secure.
6. Wearing protective gear is one way to protect against ________ harm.
7. Personal freedom allows individuals to live life free from ________.
8. Keeping personal information private is one way to preserve personal ________.
9. Locking doors and windows can help prevent ________ or loss.
10. Wearing a helmet when riding a bicycle or scooter can prevent ________ or harm.
11. Personal security helps prevent ________ or harm caused by accidents, assaults, or other harmful incidents.
12. Personal security helps prevent identity theft and fraud by protecting ________ information.
13. Personal security allows individuals to live their lives free from ________, intimidation, or coercion.
14. Personal security helps preserve a person’s sense of self-esteem, independence, and ________.
15. Locking doors and windows is one way to prevent ________ or loss of personal property.
16. Personal security helps individuals feel safe and secure in their homes, communities, and daily lives, leading to a better overall ________ of life.
17. Personal security can improve mental health by reducing anxiety, stress, and ________.
18. Personal security measures can increase a person’s confidence, making them feel more ________ in their daily lives.
19. Physical protection is a primary importance of personal ________.
20. Preservation of personal information, such as passwords and credit card numbers, is another importance of personal ________.