MID TERM TEST PRIMARY 5 THIRD TERM LESSON NOTE CIVIC EDUCATION

1. A duty is what you owe to your fellow human as a fact of _______.a) society b) life c) nature d) education
2. Duties and obligations are what the government expects from ________.
   a) its citizens
   b) the students
   c) the teachers
   d) the parents
3. Proper use of amenities is one of the ________ and duties expected from citizens. a) obligations b) responsibilities c) rights d) privileges
4.  The exercise of individual vote during elections is a ________ of citizens.
   a) responsibility
   b) duty
   c) privilege
   d) right
5.  What is an obligation?
   a) Something imposed by contract or custom.
   b) Something owed to the government.
   c) Something that is mandatory.
   d) Something done for personal gain.
6.  One of the duties of pupils in a school is to ________ the teachers, staff, and prefect.
   a) respect
   b) challenge
   c) ignore
   d) disobey
7.  Children in a family have the duty to be committed to doing ________ chores.
   a) house
   b) outdoor
   c) school
   d) social
8.  What is one of the duties of children in the family?
   a) Taking care of young ones
   b) Taking care of school properties
   c) Taking care of government programs
   d) Taking care of public places
9.  ________ is one of the duties of children in the family. a) Disrespecting elders b) Disobeying parents c) Behaving well in society d) Neglecting house chores
10.  Which of the following is not a duty of children in the family?
    a) Running errands for parents
    b) Being serious and hardworking in school
    c) Being humble
    d) Behaving well in society
11.  The duty to pay taxes is an example of a ________.
    a) school duty
    b) family duty
    c) government duty
    d) personal duty
12.  What is the obligation of citizens towards the government?
    a) Proper use of amenities
    b) Exercise of individual vote during election
    c) Support government programs
    d) Care for properties at home
13.  One of the duties of pupils in a school is to obey the ________ and regulations.
    a) orders
    b) rules
    c) laws
    d) instructions
14.  Children in the family are expected to show ________ for their elders.
    a) care
    b) respect
    c) love
    d) responsibility
15. What is one of the duties of citizens towards the government?
    a) Running errands for parents
    b) Being humble
    c) Behaving well in society
    d) Payment of taxes
16.  What is the duty of children in the family regarding house chores?
    a) Washing
    b) Sweeping
    c) Cooking
    d) All of the above
17.  ________ is what one must do either because of one’s job or because one thinks it’s right.
    a) Obligation
    b) Responsibility
    c) Duty
    d) Privilege
18.  The duty to support government programs is an example of a ________.
    a) school duty
    b) family duty
    c) government duty
    d) personal duty
19.  ________ is what has been imposed by contract or custom.
    a) Duty
    b) Obligation
    c) Responsibility
    d) Right
20. The duty to care for properties at home and in public places is an obligation of ________.
    a) citizens
    b) pupils
    c) teachers
    d) parents
21. A duty is what you owe to your fellow human as a fact of _______.
    a) society
    b) life
    c) nature
    d) education
22.  What is an obligation?
    a) Something imposed by contract or custom.
    b) Something owed to the government.
    c) Something that is mandatory.
    d) Something done for personal gain.
23.  ________ is one of the duties and obligations expected from citizens towards the government.
    a) Respect for the head of state and other authorities
    b) Hospitality to visitors
    c) Exercise of voting right
    d) Protection and care for public property
24. What is one of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations?
    a) Lack of orderliness in the state
    b) Arrest by the government in authority when laws are broken
    c) Lead to lawlessness
    d) All of the above
25. The duty to support government programs is an example of a ________.
    a) school duty
    b) family duty
    c) government duty
    d) personal duty
26.  What is one of the duties of citizens towards the government?
    a) Stay informed of the issues affecting your community
    b) Respect or loyalty to national symbols
    c) Defend the country if the need should arise
    d) All of the above
27.  ________ is what citizens should do to protect and care for public property.
    a) Respect the head of state and other authorities
    b) Hospitality to visitors
    c) Exercise of voting right
    d) Protection and care for public property
28.  One of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations is ________.
    a) lack of development in the state
    b) lack of orderliness in the state
    c) arrest by the government in authority when laws are broken
    d) all of the above
29.  Which of the following is not a duty and obligation of citizens towards the government?
    a) Pay taxes
    b) Participate in your local community
    c) Serve a jury when called upon
    d) Disrespect the head of state and other authorities
30. The duty to exercise the voting right is an obligation of ________.
    a) citizens
    b) pupils
    c) teachers
    d) parents
31.  What is one of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations?
    a) Lack of orderliness in the state
    b) State of oppression of the citizens by the government when they do not speak
    c) Lack of development in the state
    d) All of the above
32. The duty to respect or show loyalty to national symbols is an obligation of ________. a) citizens b) pupils c) teachers d) parents
33.  What is one of the duties of citizens towards the government?
    a) Pay taxes
    b) Support government programs
    c) Stay informed of the issues affecting your community
    d) All of the above
34. Lack of orderliness in the state is one of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations.
    a) True
    b) False
35. The duty to defend the country if the need should arise is an obligation of ________.
    a) citizens
    b) pupils
    c) teachers
    d) parents
36.  What is one of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations?
    a) Lead to lawlessness
    b) Lack of development in the state
    c) Arrest by the government in authority when laws are broken
    d) All of the above
37.  The duty to participate in your local community is an obligation of ________.
    a) citizens
    b) pupils
    c) teachers
    d) parents.
38.  A pressure group can be defined as an interest group which seeks to pursue its aim by ____________ government to make decisions that will provide favor for its members. a) controlling b) influencing c) challenging d) ignoring
39. Pressure groups attempt to influence the policies of the government through __________ or persuasion.
    a) force
    b) negotiation
    c) pressure
    d) bribery
40.  The Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), the Nigeria Chambers Of Commerce (NCC), the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA), and Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) are all examples of ____________.
    a) political parties
    b) pressure groups
    c) government agencies
    d) trade unions
41. A duty is what you owe to your fellow human as a fact of _______.
    a) society
    b) life
    c) nature
    d) education
42.  What is an obligation?
    a) Something imposed by contract or custom.
    b) Something owed to the government.
    c) Something that is mandatory.
    d) Something done for personal gain.
43.  ________ is one of the duties and obligations expected from citizens towards the government.
    a) Respect for the head of state and other authorities
    b) Hospitality to visitors
    c) Exercise of voting right
    d) Protection and care for public property
44.  What is one of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations?
    a) Lack of orderliness in the state
    b) Arrest by the government in authority when laws are broken
    c) Lead to lawlessness
    d) All of the above
45.  The duty to support government programs is an example of a ________.
    a) school duty
    b) family duty
    c) government duty
    d) personal duty
46. What is one of the duties of citizens towards the government?
    a) Stay informed of the issues affecting your community
    b) Respect or loyalty to national symbols
    c) Defend the country if the need should arise
    d) All of the above
47.  ________ is what citizens should do to protect and care for public property.
    a) Respect the head of state and other authorities
    b) Hospitality to visitors
    c) Exercise of voting right
    d) Protection and care for public property
48.  One of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations is ________.
    a) lack of development in the state
    b) lack of orderliness in the state
    c) arrest by the government in authority when laws are broken
    d) all of the above
49. Which of the following is not a duty and obligation of citizens towards the government?
    a) Pay taxes
    b) Participate in your local community
    c) Serve a jury when called upon
    d) Disrespect the head of state and other authorities
50.  The duty to exercise the voting right is an obligation of ________.
    a) citizens
    b) pupils
    c) teachers
    d) parents
51.  What is one of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations?
    a) Lack of orderliness in the state
    b) State of oppression of the citizens by the government when they do not speak
    c) Lack of development in the state
    d) All of the above
52.  The duty to respect or show loyalty to national symbols is an obligation of ________. a) citizens b) pupils c) teachers d) parents
53.  What is one of the duties of citizens towards the government?
    a) Pay taxes
    b) Support government programs
    c) Stay informed of the issues affecting your community
    d) All of the above
54. Lack of orderliness in the state is one of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations.
    a) True
    b) False
55.  The duty to defend the country if the need should arise is an obligation of ________.
    a) citizens
    b) pupils
    c) teachers
    d) parents
56. What is one of the consequences of citizens failing to perform their duties and obligations?
    a) Lead to lawlessness
    b) Lack of development in the state
    c) Arrest by the government in authority when laws are broken
    d) All of the above
57. The duty to participate in your local community is an obligation of ________.
    a) citizens
    b) pupils
    c) teachers
    d) parents.
58.  A pressure group can be defined as an interest group which seeks to pursue its aim by ____________ government to make decisions that will provide favor for its members. a) controlling b) influencing c) challenging d) ignoring
59. Pressure groups attempt to influence the policies of the government through __________ or persuasion.
    a) force
    b) negotiation
    c) pressure
    d) bribery
60. The Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), the Nigeria Chambers Of Commerce (NCC), the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA), and Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) are all examples of ____________.
    a) political parties
    b) pressure groups
    c) government agencies
    d) trade union
61.  Strikes are a form of protest where workers ________.
    a) refuse to work
    b) demand higher wages
    c) organize social events
    d) engage in public debates
62. Reducing production is a tactic used by workers to ________.
    a) increase their workload
    b) improve work conditions
    c) lower product quality
    d) decrease profitability
63.  Resignation is a response by workers when they are dissatisfied with ________.
    a) working hours
    b) job security
    c) company policies
    d) salary and benefits
64.  Protest is a broad term that encompasses various forms of ________.
    a) social interaction
    b) political engagement
    c) collective action
    d) personal expression
65.  Communicating social injustices to leaders is a way to advocate for ________.
    a) equality and fairness
    b) personal interests
    c) power and authority
    d) social hierarchy
66. Pressure groups advise the __________ on making policies. a) Citizens b) Government c) Students d) Teachers
67. Pressure groups contribute to the development of the country by providing __________. a) Bad quality service b) Quality service c) No service d) Expensive service
68. Pressure groups conduct elections to choose their __________. a) Leaders b) Teachers c) Friends d) Pets
69. They educate the public on issues related to their __________. a) Hobbies b) Groups c) Schools d) Pets
70. Members of pressure groups are __________ and productive. a) Lazy b) Versatile c) Boring d) Tired
71. Pressure groups protect the __________ of their members. a) Interests b) Money c) Pets d) Books
72. They keep an eye on the actions of the __________. a) Government b) Students c) Teachers d) Parents
73. Pressure groups may set __________ for their groups. a) Standards b) Rules c) Penalties d) Rewards
74. Protests or strikes by pressure groups can make __________ difficult. a) Cooking b) Governance c) Cleaning d) Playing
75. Sometimes, the demands of pressure groups are __________ for the government. a) Too low b) Unrealistic c) Achievable d) Simple
76. Prolonged strikes may __________ economic or social life. a) Improve b) Shutdown c) Boost d) Ignore
77. Top members of pressure groups may become active in __________. a) Business b) Politics c) Sports d) Art
78. Without regulation, pressure groups may __________ the public. a) Misinform b) Educate c) Entertain d) Help
79. Sometimes, the demands of pressure groups only benefit a __________. a) Majority b) Minority c) Government d) None of the above
80. At times, protests by pressure groups may lead to __________. a) Happiness b) Loss of lives c) Parties d) Celebrations
81. Values are beliefs or principles that guide how we ______ and make decisions. a) Behave b) Study c) Eat d) Sleep
82. Personal values are beliefs that individuals hold dear to ______. a) The government b) Themselves c) Their friends d) Their pets
83. Social values are shared beliefs within a ______ or community. a) School b) Society c) Library d) Playground
84. Cultural values are traditions passed down through generations within a ______. a) Family b) TV show c) Playground d) City
85. Ethical values help us distinguish ______ from wrong. a) Left b) Right c) Up d) Down
86. Spiritual values are beliefs related to spirituality or ______. a) Friendship b) Religion c) Video games d) Sports
87. Values are important because they guide us in making ______ decisions. a) Easy b) Difficult c) Funny d) Strange
88. Personal values are beliefs that are important to each ______. a) Dog b) Person c) Teacher d) Neighbor
89. Social values are shared beliefs within a ______. a) Class b) Community c) Playground d) TV show
90. Cultural values are passed down through generations within a ______. a) Family b) Store c) Park d) Zoo
91. Ethical values help us distinguish ______ from wrong. a) Good b) Bad c) Sleepy d) Funny
92. Spiritual values are beliefs related to spirituality or ______. a) Religion b) Sports c) Video games d) School
93. Values are important because they guide us in making ______ decisions. a) Hard b) Easy c) Delicious d) Boring
94. Personal values are beliefs that are important to each ______. a) Person b) Teacher c) Dog d) Friend
95. Social values are shared beliefs within a ______. a) Community b) Classroom c) Library d) Movie theater
96. Social injustice refers to unfair treatment of people based on factors such as ______. a) Race b) Color c) Religion d) All of the above
97. Forms of social injustice include ______, prejudice, and inequality. a) Discrimination b) Friendship c) Equality d) Happiness
98. Examples of social injustice include unequal access to ______. a) Toys b) Education c) Candy d) Movies
99. Social injustice affects ______, not just those directly impacted by it. a) Everyone b) Only a few people c) No one d) Just kids
100. What is one example of social injustice mentioned in the passage? a) Equal access to education b) Unequal access to healthcare c) Equal access to toys d) Unequal access to candy

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Part B Theory

1. What are pressure groups?
2. Name one advantage of pressure groups.
3. How do pressure groups influence government policies?
4. Can pressure groups conduct elections? Why or why not?
5. Give an example of a pressure group.
6. What is one disadvantage of pressure groups?
7. How might pressure groups impact governance?
8. Why is regulation important for pressure groups?
9. How do pressure groups advocate for their members?
10. What role do pressure groups play in society?
11. What are values?
12. Why are values important?
13. Can you give an example of a personal value?
14. What are social values?
15. Provide an example of a cultural value.
16. What do ethical values help us do?
17. Give an example of a spiritual value.
18. How do values influence our behavior?
19. Why is it important to understand different types of values?
20. How can values shape society?