Second Term Mid Term Test Civic Education Nursery 1 Second Term Lesson Notes
Mid Term Assessment – Civic Education (Nursery One)
Term: Second Term
Week: Mid-Term Break
Age: 3 years
Part A: Objective Questions (20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options)
- Gender refers to being a ______ or a ______.
a) Teacher, student
b) Boy, girl
c) Friend, parent
d) Brother, sister
Answer: b) Boy, girl - Boys and girls should be treated ______ in child care.
a) Differently
b) Equally
c) Unfairly
d) Separately
Answer: b) Equally - ______ can help both boys and girls learn.
a) Playing
b) Resting
c) Sleeping
d) Crying
Answer: a) Playing - The act of taking care of someone who falls is called ______ care.
a) Quality
b) Sad
c) Simple
d) Hurtful
Answer: a) Quality - Boys and girls should share ______ with each other.
a) Toys
b) Books
c) Games
d) All of the above
Answer: d) All of the above - Boys can ______ just like girls.
a) Sing
b) Help
c) Shout
d) Hide
Answer: b) Help - Girls can also ______ with dolls or cars.
a) Play
b) Eat
c) Cry
d) Run
Answer: a) Play - ______ can both help with cleaning the classroom.
a) Only boys
b) Only girls
c) Both boys and girls
d) Neither
Answer: c) Both boys and girls - Gender equality means that boys and girls should be treated ______.
a) Unfairly
b) The same
c) Differently
d) Unequally
Answer: b) The same - A boy and a girl can both ______ each other when they are sad.
a) Help
b) Ignore
c) Laugh
d) Argue
Answer: a) Help - ______ should respect everyone, no matter their gender.
a) Only girls
b) Only boys
c) Everyone
d) Nobody
Answer: c) Everyone - Girls and boys can ______ at the same time.
a) Eat
b) Fight
c) Play
d) Sleep
Answer: c) Play - The right to play is a ______ for all children.
a) Privilege
b) Right
c) Law
d) Duty
Answer: b) Right - ______ can do the same activities at school.
a) Teachers
b) Boys and girls
c) Parents
d) Sisters
Answer: b) Boys and girls - Everyone should have equal chances to ______.
a) Fight
b) Play
c) Argue
d) Sleep
Answer: b) Play - Gender equality encourages ______.
a) Separation
b) Respect
c) Unfairness
d) Rivalry
Answer: b) Respect - Treating boys and girls equally helps them grow into ______ people.
a) Strong
b) Angry
c) Sad
d) Rude
Answer: a) Strong - A girl can be just as good at ______ as a boy.
a) Playing
b) Running
c) Learning
d) All of the above
Answer: d) All of the above - Boys can help with ______, just like girls.
a) Cleaning
b) Crying
c) Yelling
d) Sleeping
Answer: a) Cleaning - Treating everyone the same is called ______ equality.
a) Gender
b) Family
c) Age
d) Friend
Answer: a) Gender
Part B: Theory Questions (20 Short Answer Questions)
- What does gender mean?
Answer: Gender means being a boy or a girl. - Why should boys and girls be treated equally?
Answer: Because they both deserve the same respect and opportunities. - Can girls play with cars?
Answer: Yes, girls can play with cars. - What is the meaning of gender equality?
Answer: Gender equality means boys and girls should have the same opportunities and be treated fairly. - Can boys and girls both help with cleaning the classroom?
Answer: Yes, both can help with cleaning the classroom. - What can a boy and a girl both do together?
Answer: They can both play, study, and share toys. - Why is it important for boys and girls to play together?
Answer: It helps them learn to respect each other and have fun together. - How can boys and girls help each other when they are sad?
Answer: They can comfort each other, share hugs, or talk about their feelings. - What is an example of gender equality at home?
Answer: Both boys and girls can help with house chores like cleaning and cooking. - What should we do if we see someone not treating a boy or girl equally?
Answer: We should tell them that everyone should be treated the same. - Can a boy play with dolls?
Answer: Yes, a boy can play with dolls if he likes. - Why is it important for everyone to have the same chances to learn?
Answer: Because everyone deserves to grow and learn, no matter if they are a boy or a girl. - How do you show respect to both boys and girls?
Answer: By treating them kindly and sharing tasks equally. - What can girls and boys do together in class?
Answer: They can work on projects, play games, and help each other with schoolwork. - Why should we care for each other?
Answer: Because caring for each other shows love and respect. - How can both boys and girls help at school?
Answer: Both can help clean, play, and share materials with each other. - How do you feel when you are treated fairly?
Answer: I feel happy and respected. - How can we make sure boys and girls are treated equally?
Answer: By encouraging both to do the same activities and share responsibilities. - Why is it important for boys and girls to play the same games?
Answer: It teaches them to cooperate and enjoy each other’s company. - What is a good example of gender equality at school?
Answer: Boys and girls playing together without any rules based on gender.
Part C: True or False Questions (20 Questions)
- Boys and girls should be treated the same. (True)
- Girls cannot play football. (False)
- Boys and girls can help each other clean the classroom. (True)
- Gender equality means treating boys and girls differently. (False)
- Only boys can help with cooking. (False)
- Both boys and girls can play with toys. (True)
- Gender equality is not important. (False)
- Boys can cry just like girls. (True)
- Girls cannot play with cars. (False)
- Boys and girls should share everything equally. (True)
- It’s okay to treat boys and girls differently in class. (False)
- Boys can help girls with their schoolwork. (True)
- Girls should always play inside while boys play outside. (False)
- Boys and girls should both have equal chances to learn. (True)
- Only girls can clean the house. (False)
- Boys and girls can both be good at sports. (True)
- Gender equality only applies to girls. (False)
- It’s okay to treat girls better than boys. (False)
- Both boys and girls can learn the same things. (True)
- Gender equality means boys and girls should have different opportunities. (False)
Part D: Fill in the Gaps (20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions without Options)
- Gender means being a ______ or a ______.
- Both boys and girls should be treated ______.
- Boys and girls can both ______ together.
- Gender equality means boys and girls should have the same ______.
- A boy can ______ just like a girl.
- Both boys and girls should help with ______.
- ______ is important in child care to make everyone feel respected.
- Boys and girls both have the right to ______.
- Boys and girls can both ______ when they are sad.
- Gender equality encourages boys and girls to ______ each other.
- Both boys and girls can share their ______ and play together.
- ______ is the act of treating everyone equally, no matter their gender.
- It is important for boys and girls to have equal chances to ______.
- ______ and ______ are examples of actions of giving quality care.
- Boys and girls can both help each other with ______.
- Treating boys and girls equally helps them grow into ______ individuals.
- Gender equality is important because it helps boys and girls ______.
- Both boys and girls should respect ______.
- Boys and girls can both ______ toys and games.
- It is important to show ______ to both boys and girls.
This mid-term assessment tests the pupils’ understanding of gender equality, care, and how boys and girls should be treated equally in various scenarios.
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