HIGH STANDARD MONTESSORI ACADEMY, KAJOLA

THIRD TERM EXAMINATION FOR 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SESSION

CLASS: JSS1 SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION

Instructions: Answer all questions in Part A and any five ( 5) in part B

PART A

1. The movement of person, vehicles and goods from one place to another is________
(a) traffic (b) sport (c) exercise (d) loitering

2. The agency saddled with the responsibility of ensuring safety on the highway is
_____ (a) NUT (b) FRSC (c) MAN (d) NUJ

3. Where is the headquarter of Organization of Africa Union? (a) Addis Ababa (b) Abuja
(c) Dakar (d) Moroni

4. In traffic light regulations, the green light indicates_____ (a) go (b) stop (c) stand (d)
none of the above

5. The best way to avoid accident on the high way is to______ (a) drink alcohol (b) drive
recklessly (c) exceed the speed limit (d) observe the speed limit

6. A person who is walking on the road is _____ (a) T. Junction (b) pedestrian (c) police
(d) vehicle

7. When did Nigeria became independent? (a) 1st October 1960 (b) 2nd April 1963 (c)
1st October 1914 (d) 4th April 1963

8. The value or quality of telling the truth at all time is know as ______ (a) honesty (b)
human rights (c) courage (d) disciple

9. Which of the following is not an act of dishonesty? (a) cheating (b) robbery (c)
corruption (d) divorce
10. Natural talent include the following except ________ (a) stealing (b) dancing (c)
painting (d) running

11. The ability to do things by oneself without depending on other is called______ (a)
independency (b) self reliance (c) contentment (d) creativity

12. The capital city of Nigeria is situated at_____ (a) Abuja, Nigeria (b) Ikeja , Nigeria (c)
Calabar, Nigeria (d) Port Harcourt, Nigeria

13. Attribute of a honest person include all but one (a) integrity (b) truthfulness (c)
transparency (d) stealing by trick

14. _____ means working together to achieve a common goal (a) communication (b)
corruption (c) co-operation (d) corporation

15. The minimum voting age in Nigeria is______ (a) 18years (b) 25years (c) 22years (d)
16years

16. Which of the following is not a right of a Nigeria citizen? (a) right to life (b) right to
fight others (c) right to education (d) right to freedom of movement

17. The horses on the Nigeria coat of arms represent_______ (a) strength and pride (b)
dignity (c) confluence (d) the fertility of Nigeria soil

18. Nigeria National symbol include the following except (a) the currency (b) the school
logo (c) the coat of arms (d) the national anthem

19. _____ occurs when a person is denied his/her right against the law of his life (a)
rights (b) human rights abuse (c) duties (d) human accusation

20. _____ are the constitutional responsibilities of a citizen (a) rite (b) duties (c)
president (d) functions

21. The act of taking a bribe and corruption is ______ (a) bad value system (b) religious
crisis (c) armed robbery (d) examination malpractice
22. The feeling of love, interest and attachment to one's country is known as ______ (a)
national conscious (b) national unity (c) national integration (d) national identity

23. Who composed Nigeria National anthem? (a) Benedict Odiase ( b) Akin Lewis (c)
Ken Saro Wiwa (d) Micheal Taiwo Akinkunmi

24. The white in the Nigeria flag represent______ (a) peace (b) heritage of the country
(c) the country love (d) agriculture

25. Apart from Abuja, how many states do we have in Nigeria? (a) 35 (b) 37 (c) 36 (d) 38

26. The current president of Nigeria is ___________ (a) Ahmed Bola Tinubu (b)
Muhammadu Buhari (c) Odunayo Akeredolu (d) Yemi Osibanjo

27. National values in Nigeria include the following except ________ (a) tolerance (b)
courage (c) contentment (d) corruption

28. Nigeria flag has how many colors? (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) all of the above (d) none of the
above

29. Which of the following is not a process of becoming a citizen of a country? (a)
citizen by adoption (b) citizen by birth (c) citizen by naturalization (d) citizen by
registration

30. The full meaning of FRSC is________ (a) Federal Road Safety Corps (b) Festival
Research Security Corporation (c) Food Registration Services Company (d) Fire
Registration Statistics Company

Part B

Instructions: Answer any five (5) questions in all

1. Define Road Accident

b. Mention three causes of road accident

2. Define Traffic

b. Highlights any four (4) rules of traffic

3. Whatbis Natural talent?

b. List any three (3) examples of natural talent

4. List any six Nigeria human rights

5. What is value?

b. List the three types of value

6. Write short note on the following (a) Honesty (b) self reliance (c) cooperation

7. Define citizen

b. Mention three types of citizen

8. State the full meaning of the following;

(I) NAFDAC (Ii) OPEC (III) NDLEA

HIGH STANDARD MONTESSORI ACADEMY, KAJOLA

THIRD TERM EXAMINATION FOR 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SESSION

CLASS: JSS2 SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION

Instructions: Answer all questions in Part A and any five ( 5) in part B

PART A
1. An election reconducted due to disqualification or malpractice , annulment of the
initial poll or election is called_________ [a] primary election [b] secondary election [c]
run off [d] bye-election

2. All these are voters right except_______ [a] right to vote in privacy [b] right to vote if
registered [c] right to ask questions on election process or procedures [d] right to vote
even if not registered

3. A situation where children below voting age are made to vote is known as________
[a] void [b[ underage [c] chaotic [d] unconstitutional

4. Which of these is not a cause of electoral malpractice in Nigeria? [a] crave for power
[b] desire to make Nigeria great [c] lack of political education [d] poverty

5. The inability to read and write a simple sentence in any language is __________ [a]
poverty [b] reading disability [c] illiteracy [d] dysfunctional education

6. Illiteracy will lead to the following except _______ [a] high crime rate [b] poverty [c]
economic development [d] complete ignorant

7. The voting age in Nigeria is________ [a] 15 [b] 20 [c] 18 [d] 25

8. Which of these is regarded as "yes or no" election? [A] referendum [b] run-off [c]
primary [d] bye-election

9. A voter is also called______ [a] electioneer [b] votee [c] election [d] vote caster

10. Consequences of electoral malpractice include the following except ________ [a]
riot and chaos [b] bad image [c] loss of interest in voting [d] good leadership

11. People of integrity in Nigeria include the following except _________[a] chief
Obafemi Awolowo [b] Gen. Muritala Muhammed [c] A.V dicey [d] Dr Nnamdi Azikwe

12. The state of being satisfied with one's life and with what ones has is _______ [a]
integrity [b] contentment [c] discipline [d] poverty
13. Which of the following is not a type of courage? [a] physical courage [b] moral
courage [c] loyal courage [d] spiritual courage

14. Which of the following is not the effect of lack of contentment? [a] it leads to
development [b] it makes man greedy [c] it can promote humility [d] it can bring
honour and shame

15. The lack of control in the behavior of individual is called_______ [a] discipline [b]
courage [d] indiscipline [d] self reliance

16. _________ is to Morocco as Nairobi is Kenya [a] Dakar [b] Tripoli [c] Rabat [d]
Yaounde

17. Nigeria became a federation on ________ [a] 1st January 2023 [b] 1st October 1960
[c] 1st January 1914 [d[ 1st October 1963

18. The matter which the federal and state can legislate upon is Called_______ [a]
exclusive list [b] residual list [c] concurrent list [d] reserve list

19. The arms of government saddle with the responsibility of making law is the _______
[a] executive [b] legislative [c[ judiciary [d] intermidiary

20. The political head of a state is the ______ [a] governor [b] chairman [c] minister [d]
president

21. The theory of rulw of law was propounded by ________ [a] John Locke [b] Benito
Mussolini [c] Baron De Montesquieu [d] Abraham Lincoln

22. The bodies of rules and regulations that governed a society orba country is _______
[a] order [b] rule [c] law [d] constitution

23. Which of the following is not a punishable offence [a] rape [b] love [c] theft [d]
kidnapping

24. _______ is a punishable offence [a] exile [b] probation [c] dealth penalty [d] house
arrest
25. Which of the following group assist in protecting human rights? [a] trade union [b]
civil society organization [c] student union government [d] ijaw people's congress

26. Democracy started from _______ [a] Kenya [b] Greek [c] England [d] Japan

27. The symbol of authority of the legislature is the ________ [a] the mace [b] the gavel
[c] the seal [d] the seal

28. The highest court in Nigeria is the ________ [a] federal court [b] high court [c]
supreme court [d[ privy council

29. Benue, Kogi, Kwara, plateau and Abuja can be found in which geopolitical zone? [a]
south west [b] north central [c] north east [d] south central

30. The first executive president of Nigeria of Nigeria is _________ [a] Shehu Shagari [b]
Dr Nnamdi Azikwe [c] Tafawa Balewa [d] Bola Tinubu

Part B

Instructions: Answer any five (5) questions in all

1. What is democracy?

b. State any three [3] features of democracy

2. Define courage?

b. List the types of courage

3. List any six Nigeria human Rights

4. What are punishable offences?

b. Mention any three punishment for breaking the law

5. State the three principles of rule of law

6. What is electoral malpractice?

b. Mention any four [4] forms of electoral malpractices

7. Define Illiteracy

b. State three causes of illiteracy

8. What is an election?

b. Mention any two [2] types of election

HIGH STANDARD MONTESSORI ACADEMY, KAJOLA

THIRD TERM EXAMINATION FOR 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SESSION

CLASS: SS1 SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION

Instructions: Answer all questions in Part A and any five (5) in part B

PART A

1. The origin of cultism in Nigeria institutions can be traced to ________ [a] Pythagoras
confrontation [b] pyrates confraternity [c] pyrates confrontation [d] Pythagoras
confraternity

2. The cultism operation was established in ______ [a] 1952 [b] 1948 [c] 1947 [d] 1953

3. The agency responsible for maintaining law and other include the following except
_______ [a] the Nigeria police force [b] the Nigeria prison service [c] the Mafia service
force [d] the federal road safety commission
4. The state of or condition in which the rules of law are obeyed is called ______ [a]
orderliness [b] anarchy [c] consciousness [d] liberty

5. Which of the following is a cult group in Nigeria? [a] the blood sucker [b] the
standard devil [c] the national confrontation [d] the power confrontation

6. The following are manifestation of law and order in society except _________ [a]
official election rigging [b] decorum [c] due process [d] peaceful election campaign

7. Which of the following is not a constituted authority? [a] traditional authority [b]
environmental authority [c] legal authority [d] administrative authority

8. Involuntary idleness is termed as _______ [a] employment [b] public opinion [c]
unemployment [d] empowerment

9. The needs to peacefully change of political leaders dictates the adoption of _________
[a] a strong political party [b] periodic election [c] the use of opposition party [d]
society ideology

10. Poverty is a condition of _______ [a] affluence [b] poor availability of materials [c]
parochial practices [d[ population growth

11. The feeling of satisfaction with what one has is called_______ [a] values [b] integrity
[c] contentment [d] justice

12. Signs and symptoms of HIV/Aids include the following except ________ [a] fever [b]
loss of memory [c] sore throat [d] weight 9

14. The state of being fair, equitable, neural in handling issues/matters is called
________ [a] honesty [b] value [c] justice [d] contentment

14. A legal member of a community, state or a county is a called ________ [a] alien [b]
foreigner [c] citizen [d] ambassador

15. The type of citizenship given to a foreigner or alien in recognition of his/her

contributions to development of his/her host country is called ________ [a] citizenship
by adoption [b] citizenship by descent [c] citizenship by birth [d] citizenship by
honorary

16. HIV/Aids can be contacted through all these means except _________ [a] unsaved
sex [b] transfusion of infected blood [c] eating with infected person [d] using
unsterilized equipment

17. Which of the is not an agency of youth empowerment? [a] YOU WIN [b] N-SIP [c]
NYSC [d] OSRC

18. Problems which put society at risk and make life and properties unsafe is called
_______ [a] racial discrimination [b] civic education [c] civic problem [d] citizenship

19. Which of these is not a civic problem? [a] erosion [b] political apathy [c] power
failure [d] voting during election

20. Who is the current president of the U.S.A ? [a] Joe Biden [b] Barrack Obama [c] Bola
Ahmed [d] Abraham Lincoln

21. When was UDHR formed? [a] 2002 [b] 1948 [c] 1914 [d] 1956

22. Who among the following is a Nigeria Nationalist? [a] Muritala Ramat Muhammed
[b] John Bodin [c] Idris Legbo Kutigi [d] Michael Jackson

23. The three arms of government are _______ [a] federal, state and local [b] senate,
speaker and whip [c] executive, judiciary and legislature [d] national assembly , house
of representatives and house of assembly

24. The power to interpret law and settle disputes bestowed on the _______ [a] political
parties [b] judiciary system [c] pressure group [d] public opinion

25. UDHR contained ________ article [a] 30 [b] 20 [c] 15 [d] 33

26. Someone from Poland is called ________ [a] polandian [b] poli [c] polish [d]
polandish
27. Examples or ways of exhibiting orderliness in the society include _______ [a] joining
queue [b] fighting at event centre [c] attending gambling house [d] traveling by land .

28. The standard criteria which determines how the people of a society , nation think
and relate is termed as _________ [a] value [b] attitude [c] norms [d] culture

29. All these are features of honesty except _______ [a] courage [b] truthfulness [c]
loyalty [d] stealing

30. PLWA means ____________

Part B

Instructions: Answer any five (5) questions in all

1. Define Employment

b. What is poverty

2. List any six cult groups in Nigeria institutions

3. What is cultism

b. State any three [3] reasons student join cult

4. Write short note on the following.

[a] integrity [b] contentment [c] value

5. What are civic problems

b. Mention any give four [4] civic problems

6. Define capitalist democracy

b. List any three [3] features of capitalist democracy

7. List six [6] political parties in Nigeria

8. What is democracy?

b. List any three [3] pillars of democracy.

HIGH STANDARD MONTESSORI ACADEMY, KAJOLA

THIRD TERM EXAMINATION FOR 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SESSION

CLASS: JSS2 SUBJECT: English Studies TIME: 2 HOURS

SECTION A: COMPREHENSION

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION

Since 1986, when the first acquired immune deficiency syndrome case was reported in
Nigeria, the disease has spread like wildfire. By 1991, the number had gone up to 209,
nobody knows the exact figure today as many cases go unreported. At the beginning
of the 21st century, expert were of the opinion that the disease was so nearing
epidemic proportions that by the year 2013 about two million cases may be diagnosed
in the country. In the same vein, the World Health Organization (WHO) report that by
2013, more than five million children throughout the world would be orphaned as a
result of the death of their AIDS – infected parents.

There is no doubt that the virus that causes AIDS, known as HIV (Human
Immunodeficiency Virus) is contained in the body fluids. Therefore , the main way it is
passed from one person to another is through sex with an infected person . Other ways
include blood transfusion an the use of unsterilized needles or knives used for
operations. Many countries are now suffering from the scourge of AIDS . Nigeria , with a
population of over 120 million remain Africa’s most populous country . It is clear that
unless drastic steps are taken by the government, the nation will have a big problem
on their hands.
Unfortunately, despite the seriousness of the disease, there is still widespread
ignorance about it, especially in the rural areas where AIDS IS widely attributed to the
activities of witches and juju. AIDS is a condition in which the immune system in our
bodies which protect us from diseases, usually becomes powerless . This results in the
cells of our body not being able to fight off illness anymore. After a period of between
eight and fifteen years, the victim dies.

Questions

1. When was the first Aids case reported in Nigeria? [a] 1991 [b] 2006 [c] 1986 [d]1960

2. How many children throughout the world would be orphaned by 2013 as reported by
WHO? [a] less than five million [b] more than five thousand [c] more than five million
[d] close to five hundred million

3. Which of the following can correctly replaced the word "orphaned" as used in the
passage? [a] lifeless [b] made power less [c] left parent less [d] kept bloodless

4. By 1991, the number of reported cases had gone to ______ [a] about two million [b]
five million [c] two hundred and nine [d] one

5. "Spread like wildfire" is an example of which figure of speech? [a] personification [b]
simile [c] hyperbole [d] oxymoron

SECTION B.

From the list of words letered A-D choose the word or group of words that
best completes each of the following sentences.

6. You have to be very good at a language before you can _____ it [a] intarprete [b]
interprit [c] interpret [d] interprete

7. Yawning in public without covering one's mouth shows lack of ______ [a] etequete [b]
etiquette [c] etiqutte [d] ettiquet
8. Obtaining a scholarship these days is a rare ________ [a] privillege [b] priviledge [c]
privilege [d] previledge

9. Mr Akinola always visits his parent _______ [a] occasionaly [b] ocassionally [c]
occasionally [d] occassionaly

10. To internationally involved in a situation is also known as ______ [a] intervain [b]
intervene [c] intalvene [d] intrevene

Choose the word that is nearly opposite in meaning to the underlined word in
the sentences below

11. Even the team is losing at the half time, the fans look optimist. [a] idealist [b]
pessimist [c] theorist [d] loser

12. The staff who disclosed the information he was supposed to ______ [a] conceal [b]
cover [c] protect [d] allow

13. This is an expensive dress [a] cheap [b] poor [c] dark [d] costly

14. He hid the book under the carpet [a] beneath [b] above [c] distinct [d] underneath

15. My sister said that the stranger was kind to her [a] proud [b] rude [c] friendly [d]
polite

Choose the word or group of words that is the nearest in meaning to the
underlined word as it is used in the sentence

16. The federal government did not accede to the workers demands [a] raze [b] agree
[c] deny [d] advert

17. The foolish boy squandered all his father's properties [a] wasted [b] progressed
[c] impede [d] grant
18. The student absconded while the principal was not there [a] escaped [b] come [c]
allow [d] rejected

19. There is a conflict between the two friends [a] quarrel [b] reconcile [c] axis [d]
approve

20. The demise of his mother let to his drop out from school [a] birth [b] death [c]
console [d] pauper

Passage A

Complete the passage below, fill each numbered gap with appropriate of the options in
table

HIV means _____21____ immunodeficiency virus. It is a kind of ____22____ that

____23_____ the Acquired immune deficiency ____24____. People ___25___ with HIV/AIDS
have to take their drugs ____26____ . A ___27___ for a day could spell disaster. This is
because the drugs work best if taken for a long time without a ____28____ .

People with HIV/AIDS are usually ___29____ against because some members of the
society believe that they must have led an ___30___ life to have the disease.