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Civic Education Past Question and Answer | Senior Secondary Past Question and Answer

Civic Education Pass Question and Answer | Senior Secondary Past Question and Answer

Class 7

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1.       _________ refers to the characteristics by which a nation can be recognized. (a) National identity (b) Naturalization (c) Civilization (d) Culturization

2.       _________ refers to a story feeling one has for his country. (a) Nation (b) National Consciousness (c) Politics (d) Patriotism

3.       All except one are national symbols (a) Coat of Arms (b) National Pledge (c) Currency (d) Coat of many colours

4.       The motto of Nigeria is _____________ (a) peace and unity (b) Peace and Faith (c) faith and Progress (d) Unity and Faith, peace and progress

5.       After independence, Nigeria started with _________ regions (a) 5 (b) 7 (c) 4 (d) 30

6.       National Flag was designed by ______ (a) Mike Tyson (b) Michael Taiwo Akunyemi (c) Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi (d) Faith Udom

7.       The official medium of exchange in Nigeria is __________ (a) Dollars (b) Dutch Mark (c) Yen (d) Naira and Kobo

8.       All except one helps to promote national unity (a) NYSC (b) Unity Schools (c) Federal Chapter Commission (d) Things

9.       When was NYSC established? (a) 1973 (b) 1974 (c) 1975 (d) 1976

10.   One of these is not a way of promoting national unity  (a) Encouragement of inter-marriages (b) Hospitality (c) Tolerance (d) Fighting

11.   A _____________ is a document that contains the rules and regulation that govern a country.  (a) Pronouncement (b) Constitution (c) Conference (d) Convention

12.   A constitution may be written or _____________ (a) Written (b) Unwritten (c) taken (d) token

13.   Judicial decision are got from the ____________ (a) court (b) Hospital (c) Church (d) Conference

14.   Federal Constitution is Practiced in all these places EXCEPT ____________ (a) Nigeria (b) USA (c) Switzerland (d) Britain

15.   Unitary Constitution is practiced in one of these countries. (a) Switzerland (b) USA (c) Nigeria (d) Italy

16.   Nigerian’s Senate and House of Representatives are jointly called (a) National Assembly (b) National consciousness (c) National Houses (d) National Executive

17.   The senate of Nigeria is made up of ________ members  (a) 360 (b) 109 (c) 309(d) 901

18.   The House of Representatives consist of _______ members (a) 360 (b) 109 (c) 309(d) 901

19.   The National Assembly building is located at ______ (a) Lagos (b) Abuja (c) Eket (d) Port- Harcourt

20.   The capital of Akwa Ibom state is ____ (a) Calabar (b) Uyo (c) Umuahia (d)

SECTION B
1.       List four national symbols you know
2.       Mention two ways of promoting national unity
3.       Define a constitution
4.       Mention two countries that have Federal Constitution
5.       Mention two sources of Constitution
6.       Explain the meaning of National Identity
7.       What is National Consciousness?

MARKING SCHEME FOR CIVIC EDUCATION | ANSWERS

CLASS 7


1.       A                     11. B
2.       B                     12. B
3.       D                     13. A
4.       D                     14. D
5.       C                     15. D
6.       C                     16. A
7.       D                     17. B
8.       D                     18. A
9.       A                     19. B
10.   D                     20. B

SECTION B
1.        
                                             i.            Coat of Arms
                                           ii.            National Flag
                                          iii.            The National Passport
                                         iv.            The National Anthem
                                           v.            The National Pledge
                                         vi.            The National Currency
                                        vii.            The Constitution
                                      viii.            National Identity Card
2.        
                                             i.            Through the use of symbols
                                           ii.            Tolerance of each other
                                          iii.            Hospitability
                                         iv.            Encouragement of Inter-marriages
                                           v.            Establishment NYSC, Unity Schools
                                         vi.            Federal character Commission
                                        vii.            Non-discrimination
3.       A constitution is a document containing the rules and regulations that govern a society or a country.
4.       i. Nigeria      ii. U.S.A                                iii. Switzerland
5.       i. Written Sources    ii. Unwritten Source
6.       The characteristics through which a country can be recognized.
7.       The strong feeling one has for his country.


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