Security Education Lesson Plan for JSS 1 – First Term, Week 13

Subject: Security Education
Class: JSS 1
Term: First Term
Week: 13
Age: 11–12 years
Topic: Examination of Topics Covered
Duration: 40 minutes

Exam Instructions

For Students:

1. Arrive on time for the exam.
2. Bring only necessary materials (pens, pencils, erasers).
3. Do not talk to others during the exam.
4. If you have a question, raise your hand and wait for the teacher.
5. Write your answers clearly in the spaces provided.
6. Do not look at another student’s paper.
7. Do not bring any unauthorized materials into the exam room.
8. If caught cheating, you will face serious consequences.
9. Stay focused and do your best.

For Teachers:

1. Ensure a quiet and orderly environment during the exam.
2. Explain the exam rules clearly to the students.
3. Monitor the exam room to prevent cheating.
4. Provide a safe space for students to ask questions.
5. Collect all exam papers promptly after the time is up.
6. Remind students about the consequences of malpractice.
7. Encourage honest effort and assure them that doing their best is what matters.

Part A: Objective Questions (Fill-in-the-Blank)

1. A crime that involves taking someone else’s property is called ____ (a. theft, b. fraud, c. murder, d. assault).
2. Cultism can lead to increased ____ (a. happiness, b. violence, c. trust, d. friendship).
3. Rape is a form of ____ (a. crime, b. honesty, c. culture, d. education).
4. Advance fee fraud is also known as ____ (a. 419, b. theft, c. drug abuse, d. embezzlement).
5. Drug abuse can affect a person’s ____ (a. happiness, b. health, c. wealth, d. education).
6. Thuggery often involves ____ behavior (a. peaceful, b. violent, c. friendly, d. honest).
7. Examination malpractice undermines the ____ (a. importance, b. integrity, c. fun, d. style) of education.
8. Contaminated food can cause serious ____ (a. happiness, b. health issues, c. jobs, d. education).
9. Gangs often recruit members from ____ (a. happy, b. peaceful, c. vulnerable, d. wealthy) backgrounds.
10. Embezzlement is a type of ____ (a. gift, b. theft, c. donation, d. investment).
11. Peer pressure can influence ____ (a. decisions, b. friendships, c. happiness, d. money).
12. Falsehood can damage ____ (a. trust, b. wealth, c. education, d. happiness).
13. Security education aims to enhance ____ (a. awareness, b. ignorance, c. indifference, d. fear).
14. Cults often seek to control their ____ (a. members, b. enemies, c. friends, d. family).
15. Gang violence can disrupt community ____ (a. peace, b. beauty, c. style, d. wealth).
16. Fake drugs pose a threat to ____ (a. businesses, b. health, c. happiness, d. wealth).
17. Knowledge of laws helps individuals protect their ____ (a. rights, b. money, c. time, d. jobs).
18. Families play a role in preventing ____ (a. joy, b. crime, c. games, d. books).
19. Drug abuse can lead to legal ____ (a. consequences, b. benefits, c. gifts, d. chances).
20. Community support is essential for reducing ____ (a. joy, b. crime, c. work, d. education).
21. A criminal act that harms another person is called ____ (a. joke, b. crime, c. gift, d. game).
22. Security education helps people understand ____ (a. laws, b. fun, c. fear, d. time).
23. The effects of drug abuse can be felt in ____ (a. families, b. books, c. games, d. classes).
24. Peer pressure often leads to ____ (a. good, b. bad, c. fun, d. knowledge).
25. Examination malpractice can ruin a student’s ____ (a. career, b. games, c. family, d. clothes).
26. Thuggery can increase fear in ____ (a. cities, b. parks, c. homes, d. schools).
27. The consequences of theft can be ____ (a. light, b. serious, c. fun, d. joyful).
28. Cultism often preys on ____ (a. strong, b. weak, c. happy, d. rich) individuals.
29. Contaminated food can make people very ____ (a. tired, b. sick, c. happy, d. strong).
30. Advance fee fraud tricks people into losing ____ (a. trust, b. money, c. friends, d. time).

Part B: Theory Questions (Short Answer)

1. Define a crime.
2. What are some reasons people join cults?
3. Explain the effects of drug abuse on society.
4. What is the purpose of security education?
5. Describe the consequences of examination malpractice.
6. How can families support members affected by crime?
7. What are the dangers of selling contaminated food?
8. Discuss how peer pressure can lead to gang involvement.
9. Explain the significance of community awareness in preventing crime.
10. How does advance fee fraud impact individuals?
11. Describe the effects of thuggery on communities.
12. What is the role of education in preventing drug abuse?
13. Discuss how falsehood can affect relationships.
14. How can embezzlement be prevented in organizations?
15. What are the legal consequences of drug dealing?
16. Why is it important to know about your rights?
17. What strategies can be used to combat gangsterism?
18. Explain how communities can support victims of crime.
19. What is the impact of violence on family life?
20. How can knowledge of laws empower individuals?
21. What are the signs of examination malpractice?
22. Why is it crucial to maintain integrity in education?
23. How can peer pressure negatively affect students?
24. What steps can be taken to improve community safety?
25. How does drug abuse affect personal relationships?
26. What should students do if they suspect exam malpractice?
27. Describe how falsehood can create misunderstandings.
28. Why is awareness of local crime important?
29. How can communities work together to prevent crime?
30. Discuss the importance of trust in relationships.

Part C: True or False Questions

1. All gangs promote positive activities.
2. Cultism has no negative impact on society.
3. Advance fee fraud can affect anyone.
4. Drug abuse is always easy to spot.
5. Examination malpractice is acceptable in schools.
6. Thuggery can harm community safety.
7. Contaminated food is safe if cooked well.
8. Fake drugs can lead to serious health risks.
9. Peer pressure has no influence on behavior.
10. Knowing your rights is not important.
11. Security education helps reduce crime.
12. Gang violence only affects gang members.
13. Falsehood builds trust between people.
14. Embezzlement is a form of theft.
15. Communities can work together to prevent crime.
16. Drug abuse does not affect families.
17. Cults always seek knowledge and understanding.
18. Examination integrity is crucial for education.
19. All types of crime are reported to the police.
20. Awareness of local issues can improve community safety.
21. Thuggery is never a serious problem.
22. Contaminated foods are always safe.
23. Cultism can provide a sense of belonging.
24. Knowledge can prevent many types of crime.
25. Advance fee fraud is harmless.
26. Drug abuse is a personal choice only.
27. Families can influence a child’s choices.
28. Fake drugs can be beneficial.
29. Examination malpractice helps students succeed.
30. All crime is punishable by law.

Part D: Fill in the Gaps Questions (Without Options)

1. A ____ is an act that violates the law.
2. Cultism often targets ____ individuals.
3. Drug abuse can lead to health ____ and social issues.
4. Thuggery is linked to violent ____ in communities.
5. Examination malpractice can lead to ____ consequences.
6. Fake drugs can cause serious ____ to users.
7. Knowledge of laws helps individuals make ____ decisions.
8. Communities need to promote ____ awareness.
9. Embezzlement involves taking money from a ____ without permission.
10. Gangsterism can lead to increased levels of ____ in neighborhoods.
11. Rape is a serious crime that affects many ____ in society.
12. Advance fee fraud tricks victims into losing ____ money.
13. Security education is important for building ____ communities.
14. Peer pressure can make it hard to resist ____ behavior.
15. Cults often use manipulation to control their ____ members.
16. Families play a vital role in preventing ____ and drug abuse.
17. Contaminated foods can cause public ____ crises.
18. Awareness of local crime issues can help in ____ prevention.
19. The consequences of thuggery can affect the entire ____ community.
20. Learning about crime and its effects can lead to better ____ choices.
21. Drug dealers often target ____ groups.
22. Knowing the signs of examination malpractice can help maintain ____ integrity.
23. Community support can help victims of ____ recover.
24. Laws are in place to protect people’s ____ and properties.
25. Peer pressure can lead to risky ____ and decisions.
26. Students must understand the importance of academic ____ in their studies.
27. Drug abuse can lead to a cycle of ____ and poverty.
28. Thuggery often involves gangs of young ____ engaging in violence.
29. Security measures can reduce the risk of ____ in schools.
30. Education is key to preventing crime and promoting ____ in society.