Second Term Examination Security Education Primary 2 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Subject : 

SECURITY EDUCATION 

Class :

Basic 2 / Primary 2

Term :

Second Term 

Week:

Week  12

Class :

Basic 2 / Primary 2

Topic

Second Term Examination Security Education Primary 2 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Week 12: Review and Recap

Topic: Security Education

Lesson Objectives:

1. Recap key concepts covered in the second term.
2. Reinforce understanding of security agents and their roles.
3. Summarize preventive measures and security tips.
4. Review the duties of the Nigerian Armed Forces and Correctional Service.

Lesson Activities:

Answer the following questions 

Part A

Objectives

1. The Nigerian Correctional Service was formerly known as ______. a) Fire Department b) NPS c) Police d) Medical Service
2. The service operates and manages ______ in Nigeria. a) Schools b) Hospitals c) Prisons d) Parks
3. The primary duty is to isolate and confine ______. a) Offenders b) Doctors c) Musicians d) Teachers
4. The service aims to enforce ______ among offenders. a) Cooking b) Repentance c) Singing d) Dancing
5. Another duty is to protect citizens from ______. a) Fun b) Criminals c) Music d) Colors
6. The service focuses on implementing programs for ______. a) Cooking b) Reform c) Singing d) Dancing
7. They keep convicted individuals in ______ custody. a) Fun b) Lawful c) Dancing d) Cooking
8. The primary duty is to isolate and ______ offenders. a) Confine b) Cook c) Sing d) Dance
9. The service aims to encourage offenders to ______. a) Reflect b) Cook c) Sing d) Dance
10. Another duty is to protect citizens from potential ______. a) Harm b) Fun c) Singing d) Colors
11. The Nigerian Correctional Service is responsible for managing ______. a) Prisons b) Schools c) Parks d) Hospitals
12. Their primary duty is to isolate and ______ offenders. a) Confine b) Cook c) Sing d) Dance
13. The service aims to enforce ______ among offenders. a) Repentance b) Fun c) Singing d) Colors
14. They keep convicted individuals in ______ custody. a) Lawful b) Fun c) Dancing d) Cooking
15. The service focuses on implementing programs for ______. a) Reform b) Fun c) Singing d) Dancing
16. According to the constitution, the military functions in ______ security. a) National b) Local c) Global d) Fun
17. The military defends Nigeria from ______ aggression. a) Internal b) External c) Fun d) Colors
18. They are expected to ward off attempts to fight Nigeria through land, air, or ______. a) Sea b) Cooking c) Dancing d) Colors
19. The armed forces maintain Nigeria’s territorial ______. a) Waters b) Land c) Air d) Fun
20. They suppress insurrection and act in aid of the government to restore ______. a) Fun b) Authority and order c) Dancing d) Colors
21. When there is a breakdown of law and order, the military could be called upon to ______. a) Cook b) Intervene c) Sing d) Dance
22. The military is used to checkmate violent ______. a) Protesters b) Musicians c) Singers d) Dancers
23. The navy protects the territorial waters to prevent attacks through our ______. a) Land b) Waterways c) Air d) Market
24. The air force protects our country’s ______ against enemies. a) Airspace b) Land c) Sea d) Park
25. The armed forces protect our land borders from ______. a) Attacks b) Cooking c) Singing d) Dancing
26. NAFDAC collaborates with federal and state ministries for ______ activities. a) Promotion b) Fun c) Singing d) Dancing
27. NDLEA works to recover wealth from the ______ of illicit drug trade. a) Sales b) Profits c) Proceeds d) Dancing
28. NAFDAC aims to ensure food and drug safety by enforcing ______. a) Policies b) Fun c) Singing d) Cooking
29. NDLEA suppresses the ______ for illicit drugs. a) Supply b) Demand c) Cooking d) Dancing
30. NAFDAC promotes consumer awareness for the safe use of ______. a) Toys b) Food c) Dancing d) Colors
31. Security agencies protect lives and ______ of citizens. a) Properties b) Fun c) Music d) Dancing
32. They punish and ______ offenders according to law and order. a) Detain b) Cook c) Sing d) Toy
33. A Security Agency is a government organization responsible for security ______. a) Intelligence b) Fun c) Colors d) Dancing
34. They maintain law and order in the ______. a) Country b) School c) Park d) Market
35. Security agencies defend the country against internal and ______ aggression. a) External b) Fun c) Dancing d) Cooking
36. The primary duty of the Nigerian Police Force is to maintain ______. a) Discipline b) Order c) Fun d) Toys
37. The Military (Army, Navy, and Air Force) defends the nation from ______ threats. a) External b) Internal c) Happy d) Dancing
38. The FRSC (Federal Road Safety Corps) ensures safety and regulates ______. a) Traffic b) Singing c) Colors d) Toys
39. NDLEA (National Drug Law Enforcement Agency) combats drug ______ and abuse. a) Trafficking b) Food c) Fun d) Music
40. The SSS (State Security Service) provides intelligence and protects ______. a) National security b) Toys c) Dancing d) Colors
41. The Nigerian Police Force keeps ______ and investigates crimes. a) Food b) Order c) Toys d) Music
42. The Military (Army, Navy, and Air Force) defends the nation and ensures ______. a) Fun b) Safety c) Happiness d) Colors
43. The FRSC (Federal Road Safety Corps) ensures ______ on the roads. a) Traffic b) Dancing c) Singing d) Cooking
44. NDLEA (National Drug Law Enforcement Agency) fights ______ trafficking and abuse. a) Drug b) Food c) Toy d) Music
45. The SSS (State Security Service) provides ______ and protects national security. a) Intelligence b) Toys c) Fun d) Colors
46. I.C.P.C. (Independence Corrupt Practice Commission) fights ______ in public service. a) Dancing b) Corruption c) Music d) Food
47. NSCDC (Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps) protects lives and ______. a) Properties b) Fun c) Toys d) Colors
48. The Nigerian Correctional Service (formerly known as Nigerian Prison Service) manages ______ facilities. a) Correctional b) Cooking c) Singing d) Dancing
49. NAFDAC (National Agency for Food and Drug Control) regulates ______ quality. a) Food and drug b) Toy and music c) Fun and dancing d) Colors and happiness
50. Prison wardens are part of the ______. a) Firefighters b) Police c) Military d) Security agencies

Part B

Theory

1. List three of the security agents in Nigeria.
2. Describe any logos of any security agents in Nigeria.
3. Write out three security agents we should approach in the face of danger.
4. What is security
5. List one internal security agency in Nigeria
6. Write out one external security agency in Nigeria
7. Name the security agency that is responsible for the control and administration of food and drug in Nigeria
8. What is security alert
9. List two security alerts
10. Mention two security tips

Part C

Write out in full the names of these security agencies in Nigeria 🇳🇬

1. NPF
2. FRSC
3. NDLEA
4. SSS
5. I.C.P.C
6. NSCDC
7. EFCC
8. NAFDAC

1. Group Discussion:
   • Discuss key security agents in Nigeria.
   • Share experiences or scenarios related to security.
2. Interactive Quiz:
   • Conduct a fun quiz to review topics like security tips and preventive measures.
   • Use fill-in-the-blank questions to assess understanding.
3. Role Play:
   • Engage students in a role-playing activity related to approaching security agents in times of danger.
   • Emphasize the importance of seeking help from the right authorities.
4. Creative Drawing:
   • Ask students to draw pictures representing various security agents and their duties.
   • Encourage creativity and imagination.
5. Storytelling:
   • Share a simple story highlighting the roles of security agents and the significance of following security tips.

Homework:

• Write a short paragraph on “Why Security Education is Important.”

Note to Teachers: Ensure the review is interactive and engaging. Use examples relevant to the students’ daily lives to reinforce the importance of security education. Encourage questions and discussions to clarify any remaining doubts.

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