Revision Security Education Primary 3 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 11

Week 11 Revision – Security Education (Primary 3, Second Term)

Subject: Security Education

Class: Primary 3

Term: Second Term

Week: 11

Topic: Revision of All Topics Covered

Part A: Review and Revision (20 FAQs with Answers)

1. What is criminal behavior?
   • Criminal behavior is any action that breaks the law, like stealing or fighting.
2. Why should we avoid criminal behavior?
   • Because it can harm people and lead to punishment.
3. What is the main cause of crime?
   • Poverty, greed, and bad influence from friends.
4. How does drug abuse lead to crime?
   • It makes people lose control and act wrongly.
5. What are personal crimes?
   • Crimes that hurt individuals, like robbery or assault.
6. What are state crimes?
   • Crimes against the country, like terrorism.
7. How can we prevent crime?
   • By obeying the law, reporting criminals, and being careful.
8. What is common criminal behavior?
   • Behaviors like lying, stealing, and cheating.
9. What is examination malpractice?
   • It is cheating during exams.
10. How can we prevent examination malpractice?

• By studying well and not copying from others.

11. What is a common crime?

• Crimes like stealing, fighting, and vandalism.

12. How can we prevent common crimes?

• By locking doors, being careful, and reporting bad behavior.

13. What is national security?

• It is the protection of a country from danger.

14. Why is national security important?

• It keeps people safe from harm.

15. What is a security policy?

• Rules to keep a country safe.

16. What is theft?

• Taking something that does not belong to you.

17. What are the types of theft?

• Burglary, robbery, shoplifting, fraud.

18. How can we prevent theft?

• By locking our doors and reporting crimes.

19. What should you do if you see someone stealing?

• Tell an adult or the police.

20. What happens if someone is caught stealing?

• They can be punished by the law.

Part B: Objective Questions (20 Fill-in-the-Blank with Options a, b, c, d)

1. Criminal behavior is any action that ____ the law.
   a) Obeys
   b) Breaks
   c) Ignores
   d) Supports
2. One example of a crime is ____.
   a) Eating food
   b) Helping a friend
   c) Stealing money
   d) Sleeping
3. Drug abuse can lead to ____.
   a) Good health
   b) Happiness
   c) Crime
   d) Success
4. Personal crimes affect ____.
   a) Trees
   b) Animals
   c) Individuals
   d) Buildings
5. A state crime is a crime against ____.
   a) A school
   b) A person
   c) A country
   d) A teacher
6. One way to prevent crime is by ____.
   a) Ignoring rules
   b) Obeying the law
   c) Encouraging stealing
   d) Fighting with others
7. Examination malpractice means ____.
   a) Playing during exams
   b) Copying from another person
   c) Studying hard
   d) Failing an exam
8. A common criminal behavior is ____.
   a) Lying
   b) Sleeping early
   c) Playing games
   d) Being kind
9. The protection of a country is called ____.
   a) Examination malpractice
   b) National security
   c) Common crime
   d) Burglary
10. A security policy is a set of ____.
    a) Stories
    b) Laws
    c) Games
    d) Songs
11. Theft means ____.
    a) Giving money to others
    b) Taking something without permission
    c) Playing safely
    d) Helping friends
12. One example of theft is ____.
    a) Shoplifting
    b) Studying hard
    c) Sharing food
    d) Helping others
13. How can we prevent theft?
    a) By leaving doors open
    b) By locking doors and being careful
    c) By keeping money in open places
    d) By ignoring strangers
14. What should you do if you see someone stealing?
    a) Join them
    b) Tell an adult
    c) Take something too
    d) Keep quiet
15. National security protects ____.
    a) Only schools
    b) The whole country
    c) Only animals
    d) Only buildings
16. Fraud is a type of ____.
    a) Theft
    b) Honesty
    c) Kindness
    d) Security
17. One cause of crime is ____.
    a) Poverty
    b) Hard work
    c) Education
    d) Honesty
18. A person who steals is called a ____.
    a) Teacher
    b) Thief
    c) Doctor
    d) Friend
19. One way to stay safe is by ____.
    a) Walking alone at night
    b) Ignoring security rules
    c) Being aware of our surroundings
    d) Leaving valuables in the open
20. When someone takes money from a shop without paying, it is called ____.
    a) Playing
    b) Shoplifting
    c) Buying
    d) Selling

Part C: Theory Questions (Short Answer Questions – 20 Questions)

1. What is a crime?
2. Give two examples of criminal behavior.
3. What does drug abuse mean?
4. Name two types of crime.
5. How can we prevent crime?
6. What is examination malpractice?
7. Give one effect of criminal behavior.
8. What is national security?
9. Name one security policy.
10. What is theft?
11. Give two examples of theft.
12. How can we prevent theft?
13. What should you do if you see someone stealing?
14. Why is it important to follow laws?
15. What is robbery?
16. What is fraud?
17. How does poverty cause crime?
18. What is shoplifting?
19. Give one way to stop examination malpractice.
20. What is a good way to stay safe?

Part D: True or False Questions (20 Questions)

1. Crime is an action that obeys the law. (False)
2. Stealing is a criminal behavior. (True)
3. Drug abuse can lead to crime. (True)
4. Poverty can cause crime. (True)
5. Obeying the law prevents crime. (True)
6. Examination malpractice is good. (False)
7. National security protects only animals. (False)
8. A thief is someone who takes things without permission. (True)
9. Fraud is a type of theft. (True)
10. Shoplifting is taking items without paying. (True)

Part E: Fill-in-the-Gaps (20 Questions without Options)

1. A person who steals is called a ______.
2. Stealing is an example of ______ behavior.
3. ______ is when someone copies in an exam.
4. National security keeps a ______ safe.
5. ______ means taking something that is not yours.
6. Shoplifting is when someone steals from a ______.
7. Locking doors can help prevent ______.
8. A thief is someone who takes things without ______.
9. ______ can cause people to commit crimes.
10. Reporting a thief helps the ______.

This revision ensures students understand all topics covered in the term in a simple and engaging way. Let me know if you’d like any modifications!