Primary 3 Third Term Examination Security Education

Answer the following questions

Part A

OBJECTIVES

Sure, here are twenty short fill-in-the-blank questions with multiple-choice options:

1. What are the characteristics of good family life?
a) Love, respect, open communication, shared values, and a sense of belonging and security
b) Criticism, blame, and resentment
c) Ignorance, intolerance, and prejudice
d) Competition, rivalry, and disrespect

2. Why is good family life important?
a) It provides emotional support, promotes stronger relationships, positive values, and better health and academic performance
b) It promotes negative values, resentment, and anger
c) It causes conflict, misunderstandings, and mistrust
d) It has no impact on a person’s life

3. What are the advantages of good family life?
a) Emotional support, improved communication, shared responsibility, stronger relationships, positive values, better academic performance, improved health, greater happiness, and future success
b) Conflict, criticism, and blame
c) Ignorance, prejudice, and intolerance
d) Disconnection, isolation, and loneliness

4. What can we do to promote a good family life?
a) Show love and respect, communicate openly and honestly, share responsibilities and work together, reinforce positive values, spend quality time together, and forgive each other’s mistakes
b) Criticize and blame each other, ignore each other’s feelings and needs, and compete with each other
c) Refuse to communicate, disrespect and insult each other, and refuse to work together
d) Focus on individual needs and ignore the needs of others

5. What is the importance of communication in a family?
a) It helps to prevent misunderstandings, promotes understanding, and helps family members to express their thoughts, feelings, and concerns in a respectful and open way
b) It causes conflict and misunderstandings
c) It leads to criticism and blame
d) It promotes disrespect and mistrust

6. What is the importance of forgiveness in a family?
a) It helps family members to move on from past mistakes or misunderstandings and promotes a sense of unity and understanding
b) It causes resentment and anger to build up in the family
c) It promotes criticism and blame
d) It leads to conflict and mistrust

7. How can we promote positive values in a family?
a) By reinforcing values such as honesty, respect, compassion, and responsibility through setting a good example, encouraging positive behavior, and reinforcing positive actions and decisions
b) By reinforcing negative values such as dishonesty, disrespect, and cruelty
c) By ignoring values and beliefs altogether
d) By criticizing and blaming each other for not having positive values

8. What are the benefits of spending quality time together as a family?
a) It promotes bonding, creates lasting memories, and helps to strengthen relationships
b) It causes conflict and misunderstandings
c) It leads to criticism and blame
d) It promotes isolation and disconnection

9. What is the importance of teamwork in a family?
a) It promotes unity, cooperation, and shared responsibility
b) It causes conflict and competition
c) It promotes criticism and blame
d) It leads to disconnection and isolation

10. How can we promote better health in a family?
a) By encouraging healthy lifestyle habits, such as exercise, good nutrition, and getting enough rest, and by promoting mental health through providing emotional support, practicing good communication, and promoting positive values and behaviors
b) By ignoring healthy lifestyle habits and neglecting mental health
c) By criticizing and blaming each other for poor health
d) By promoting negative values and behaviors

11. Peer pressure is the _______ that your friends or classmates can have on you to make you behave a certain way or make certain choices.
a) encouragement
b) influence
c) disagreement
d) admiration

12. Positive peer pressure is when your friends encourage you to do the _______ thing.
a) right
b) wrong
c) fun
d) dangerous

13. Negative peer pressure is when your friends encourage you to do something that is _______ or dangerous.
a) safe
b) healthy
c) wrong
d) educational

14. Peer pressure can be positive or negative. True or False?
a) True
b) False

15. Peer pressure can happen at any age. True or False?
a) True
b) False

16. Changing your behavior or actions to fit in with a certain group or friends could be the result of _______.
a) peer pressure
b) teacher’s pressure
c) parent’s pressure
d) stranger’s pressure

17. Skipping school or classes because your peers are doing it could be the result of _______.
a) peer pressure
b) teacher’s pressure
c) parent’s pressure
d) friend’s pressure

18. Behaving in a disrespectful or rude manner to others because your peers are doing it could be the result of _______.
a) peer pressure
b) teacher’s pressure
c) parent’s pressure
d) stranger’s pressure

19. Engaging in risky or dangerous activities such as smoking, drinking alcohol, or using drugs because your peers are doing it could be the result of _______.
a) peer pressure
b) parent’s pressure
c) sibling’s pressure
d) teacher’s pressure

20. Going along with your peers’ ideas or plans, even if you don’t feel comfortable with them, could be the result of _______.

a) peer pressure
b) teacher’s pressure
c) sibling’s pressure
d) parent’s pressure

21. Changing your interests or hobbies to fit in with what your peers are interested in could be the result of _______.
a) peer pressure
b) teacher’s pressure
c) pet’s pressure
d) celebrity’s pressure

22. Engaging in activities that go against your personal values or beliefs because your peers are doing it could be the result of _______.
a) peer pressure
b) teacher’s pressure
c) parent’s pressure
d) stranger’s pressure

23. Changing your hairstyle or makeup to fit in with what your peers think is cool could be the result of _______.
a) peer pressure
b) parent’s pressure
c) teacher’s pressure
d) pet’s pressure

24. Wearing clothing or accessories that are popular with your peers, even if you don’t like them, could be the result of _______.
a) peer pressure
b) teacher’s pressure
c) parent’s pressure
d) celebrity’s pressure

25. Going against your personal values or beliefs because your peers have different opinions about them could be the result of _______.
a) peer pressure
b) teacher’s pressure
c) parent’s pressure
d) celebrity’s pressure

Part B

Theory

1. Explain peer pressure

2. List 5 ways of how to avoid peer pressure

3. What is family

4. List 4 ways of having good family life

5. Mention two advantages of good family life

6. What is Contentment

7. List five ways of showing Contentment

8. Define gang

9. Write out three characteristics of gang

10. Mention two criminal Behaviours