First Term Examination Security Education Primary 4 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Week 12 Examination
Subject: Security Education
Class: Primary 4
Term: First Term
Week: 12
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Examination Instructions:
For Teachers:
- Ensure that all students are seated at least 1 meter apart to prevent cheating.
- Distribute the exam papers evenly and ensure each student receives a copy.
- Remind students of the importance of honest behavior during the exam.
- Make sure students do not have any unauthorized materials on their desks.
- Monitor the classroom closely to detect and address any suspicious behavior.
For Students:
- Read each question carefully before answering.
- Write your answers clearly in the spaces provided.
- Do not talk to or look at other students’ papers.
- If you do not understand a question, raise your hand for assistance.
- Do not use any unauthorized materials or aids.
- Make sure to write your name and class on the answer sheet.
Part A: Objective Questions
Instructions: Choose the correct answer from the options provided and fill in the blank.
- A neighborhood is an area where people __________.
a) Go shopping
b) Live
c) Work
d) Travel - A __________ is someone you don’t know.
a) Friend
b) Neighbor
c) Stranger
d) Teacher - __________ movements include people who are walking around without a clear reason.
a) Safe
b) Suspicious
c) Normal
d) Friendly - You should report suspicious activities to __________.
a) Your friend
b) A teacher or parent
c) A classmate
d) A shopkeeper - Traffic wardens help with __________ safety.
a) Road
b) School
c) Home
d) Park - __________ groups help provide local security.
a) Police
b) Vigilante
c) Firefighters
d) Teachers - Peeping through windows is __________ behavior.
a) Normal
b) Suspicious
c) Safe
d) Friendly - You should tell an __________ if you see someone acting suspiciously.
a) Stranger
b) Police
c) Friend
d) Classmate - The __________ helps protect the country’s sea borders.
a) Army
b) Air Force
c) Navy
d) Police - The __________ helps with emergencies and community safety.
a) Fire Brigade
b) Army
c) Civil Defense Corps
d) Air Force - __________ is someone who helps with road safety.
a) A teacher
b) A traffic warden
c) A doctor
d) A student - The __________ helps with community safety and disaster management.
a) Civil Defense Corps
b) Police
c) Army
d) Air Force - A __________ is someone you do not know well.
a) Friend
b) Neighbor
c) Stranger
d) Family member - A person who loiters around without a purpose might be __________.
a) Friendly
b) Suspicious
c) Safe
d) Helpful - __________ personnel help with keeping the community safe and handling emergencies.
a) Security
b) Cleaning
c) Teaching
d) Cooking - The __________ manages air traffic and aviation.
a) Navy
b) Police
c) Air Force
d) Army - A __________ should be informed about suspicious activities.
a) Stranger
b) Teacher
c) Shopkeeper
d) Fellow student - __________ help with local security and safety in neighborhoods.
a) Police
b) Vigilante groups
c) Firefighters
d) Paramedics - __________ activities include actions that seem out of place or unusual.
a) Normal
b) Suspicious
c) Friendly
d) Safe - __________ should be used if you see someone acting strangely.
a) Silence
b) Alerting an adult
c) Ignoring
d) Hiding - __________ is someone responsible for road safety.
a) A doctor
b) A traffic warden
c) A nurse
d) A teacher - The __________ is involved in managing emergencies in the community.
a) Army
b) Police
c) Air Force
d) Civil Defense Corps - A person acting __________ may be involved in suspicious activities.
a) Calm
b) Friendly
c) Suspiciously
d) Cheerfully - The __________ protects the country’s land borders.
a) Navy
b) Police
c) Army
d) Air Force - __________ personnel help handle emergencies and protect people.
a) Medical
b) Security
c) Educational
d) Technical - __________ groups support neighborhood safety and security.
a) Vigilante
b) Traffic wardens
c) Firefighters
d) Teachers - If someone is peeping through a window, they might be __________.
a) Friendly
b) Safe
c) Suspicious
d) Normal - The __________ helps maintain order in public places.
a) Traffic warden
b) Civil Defense
c) Army
d) Air Force - __________ helps manage road traffic and safety.
a) Civil Defense Corps
b) Police
c) Traffic wardens
d) Navy - A person who protects the community from crime is called a __________.
a) Teacher
b) Police officer
c) Nurse
d) Driver
Part B: Theory Questions
Instructions: Answer the following questions in short sentences.
- What should you do if you see someone loitering around?
- Name one role of traffic wardens.
- How can you identify a suspicious person?
- Why is it important to report suspicious activities?
- What is the role of the Civil Defense Corps?
- Who should you contact if you see suspicious behavior?
- How can vigilante groups help in your community?
- What action should you take if someone is peeping into your window?
- Describe what a suspicious movement looks like.
- Name two examples of security personnel in Nigeria.
- What is the responsibility of the police in your neighborhood?
- How does the Navy contribute to national security?
- What should you do if you notice a stranger near your home?
- How do you identify if a person is a stranger?
- What are the consequences of not reporting suspicious activities?
- How does the Air Force contribute to security?
- Name one type of suspicious activity.
- What is the purpose of reporting suspicious activities?
- What actions are considered suspicious?
- How can you describe a good neighborhood?
- What should you do if someone acts suspiciously at school?
- How do security personnel help in emergencies?
- Describe the role of a traffic warden.
- Why is it important to be aware of your surroundings?
- Name two security measures to take in your neighborhood.
- How can you stay safe from strangers?
- What should you do if you see someone behaving strangely?
- How do vigilante groups support community safety?
- What are some examples of good and bad neighborhoods?
- How can you contribute to neighborhood security?
Part C: True or False Questions
Instructions: Indicate whether the statement is True or False.
- True/False: A neighborhood is where people live and interact.
- True/False: A stranger is someone you know well.
- True/False: Peeping through windows is normal behavior.
- True/False: Traffic wardens help with managing road safety.
- True/False: You should ignore suspicious movements.
- True/False: The Navy helps with maritime security.
- True/False: Vigilante groups support neighborhood safety.
- True/False: Reporting suspicious activities can help prevent crime.
- True/False: The Air Force manages land-based security.
- True/False: A person loitering around without a clear purpose is suspicious.
- True/False: The Civil Defense Corps handles emergency situations.
- True/False: It is important to report suspicious activities to an adult.
- True/False: A traffic warden is responsible for road safety.
- True/False: You should report a stranger to your classmate.
- True/False: The Army protects the country’s land borders.
- True/False: Security personnel are not needed in emergencies.
- True/False: It is safe to approach someone who is acting suspiciously.
- True/False: The police help maintain order in public places.
- True/False: Vigilante groups work with the police to ensure safety.
- True/False: It is important to know the emergency numbers in your area.
- True/False: A person who helps with community safety is a security personnel.
- True/False: The Air Force is involved in protecting airspace.
- True/False: Reporting suspicious activities is not necessary for safety.
- True/False: A good neighborhood is safe and friendly.
- True/False: The Navy is involved in community safety.
- True/False: It is okay to use unauthorized materials during exams.
- True/False: The Civil Defense Corps helps with disaster management.
- True/False: A person acting normally is always safe.
- True/False: You should be aware of your surroundings for safety.
- True/False: The police handle emergencies and community security.
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