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MOCK EXAMINATION ( 2021/2022)SESSION

Subject: NVE Class: JSS THREE

NAME: ____________________________DATE _____________

SECTION A –OBJECTIVES

Answer all questions in this section.

CIVIC EDUCATION

1. The Nigeria flag was designed by (a) Taiwo Akinwunmi (b)TaiwoAkinkunmi (c) Taiwo
Adewunmi (d) Taiwo Olakunm

2. The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) was established in (a) 1973 (b) 1974

(c) 1975 (d) 1976

3. A citizen is a ----------- member of a country (a) legal (b) loyal (c) good (d) truthful

4. A document that contains the rules and regulations governing a country is (a) convention (b)
constitution (c) national symbol (d) national identity

5. The current Nigeria constitution is in (a) 1979 (b) 1989 (c) 1999 (d) 2009

6. There are -------------- geo-political zones in Nigeria (a) 5 (b) 6 (c) 7 (d) 4

7. The Nigeria passport is issued by (a) Ministry of Internal Affairs (b) Ministry of

External Affairs (c) Customs Service (d) State Security Services

8. Where did democracy originate from? (a) America (b) France (c) Greece (d) Britain

9. All these are negative behaviour except (a) cultism (b) drug abuse (c) honesty (d) corruption

10. A good citizen pays his/her ----------- regularly (a) money (b) bill (c) fine (d) tax

11. The body in charge of elections in Nigeria is ----------- (a) SIEC (b) INEC (C) NEC (d) FEDECO

12. Family, school, peer group, mass media are ----------- of value (a) Sources (b) Types

(c) Function (d) Consequences

13. To vote in Nigeria you must be -------- years old (a) 21 (b) 18 (c) 19 (d) 20
14. There are --------- tiers of government in Nigeria (a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 5 (d) 2

15. Who wrote the first constitution of Nigeria? (a) Macpherson (b) Clifford (c) Richards (d)
Lyttleton

16. What are communal service? (a) Jobs for the elderly (b) Jobs performed by people for the
benefits of the public (c) Jobs for oneself (d) Jobs performed by children

17. A feature of democracy is(a) lobby (b) violence (c) periodic elections (d) hunger strike

18. Lord Lugard amalgamated the Northern and Southern protectorates of Nigeria in (a) 1915
(b) 1917 (c) 1914 (d) 1919

19 --------- makes laws in Nigeria (a) Executive(b) Legislature (c) Judiciary (d) Courts

20. Written, unwritten, rigid, flexible are examples of------- (a) constitution (b) scope of
constitution (c) sources of constitution (d) features of constitution

21. The highest court in Nigeria is -------- (a)High court (b) Supreme court (c) Customary court
(d) Court of appeal

22. The local government in Nigeria is headed by a -------- (a) treasurer (b) secretary(c) chairman
(d) counsellor

23. An attribute of courage is (a) envy (b) joy (c) communication (c) boldness.

24. The three arms of government are (a) Federal, State, Local (b) Executive, legislature,
Judiciary (c) Executive, Judiciary,

Democracy (d) Federal, Judiciary, State

25. The red light in a traffic light means (a) go (b) get ready (c) stop (d) keep moving

SOCIAL STUDIES

26. Indicate from the options provided, one that is NOT a characteristics of culture (a) it defines
a group of people (b) Culture is solely material based (c) Passed from generation to generation
(d) Culture can be said to be dynamic

27. An old system of buying and selling, where goods were exchanged for goods is known as
trade by (a) barter (b) hawking (c) selling (d) imports

28. The major function of INEC is to ------- (a)register political parties (b) create constituencies
(c) conduct elections (d) register people for elections
29. Identify from the options below, one that is NOT acquired during socialization (a)Riches (b)
Skills (C) Values (d) Knowledge

30. The most common means of passing information in Nigeria is through (a) bill board (b) radio
(c) phone (d) handbills

31. Select from the following options, one way of NOT expressing love among young people (a)
Tight hugging (b) Sexual intercourse (c) Visiting places (d) Giving gifts

32. Coal is a mineral found in the ------- part of Nigeria (a) North Eastern (b) South Westem (c)
North Central (d) South Eastern

33. A person is said to be a drug ---------- when he cannot live without a particular substance (a)
abuser (b) addict (c) baron (d) trafficker.

34. One of these is in the secondary sector of Nigeria's economy (a) Raw materials (b)
Petroleum (c) Mining (d) Manufacturing

35. In hierarchy of power in the University the --------- is the highest authority (a) vice chancellor
(b) deputy rector (c) senior rector (d) assistant chancellor

36. All of the following are basic rights of individual EXCEPT right to ----------- (a) private life (b)
education (c) harassment (d) own property

37. The purpose of the National Youth Service Corps programme is to (a) bring disunity to the
Nation (b) develop the spirit of negligence (c) increase the rate of conflict (d) promote inter-
ethnic relationship

38. All but one of the following is NOT a form of examination malpractice (a) Proper revision of
the session's topics (b) taking relevant materials to the hall (c) Writing answer on body parts (d)
Disturbing yourself and others during exams

39. The process of helping individuals recognize their values and affirm them publicly is called
value (a) confirmation (b) clarification (c) reformation (d)affirmation

40. Changing of raw materials to finished goods, which can be directly consumed is called (a)
processing (b) manufacturing (c)transformation (d) exportation

41. All but one of the following options are causes of social issues and problems (a) Lack of
cooperation (b) Disobedience (C) Dialogue (d) Government policy

42. A place where people live for the purpose of safety or trading is called (a) village (b) country
(c) hamlet (d) settlement

43. The act of carrying or peddling illegal drugs is known as drug (a) trafficking (b) export (c)
overdose (d) abuse
44. The use of scientific knowledge to make a matchet is called --------- (a) experiment (b)
observation (c) technology (d) research

45. Pick the correct answer from the under listed options the meaning of social environment (a)
Members of our extended family (b) People around us and how they live (C) Members of our
nuclear family (d) Our relatives in the rural areas

46. The statement "it is not possible for one person to produce all he needs by himself means
--------- (a) man depends on others for so many things he needs (b) he does not need others for
things he needs (c) he can produce the things he needs himself (d) man is independent of
others for all his needs

47. One of the options provided is NOT a function of peer group (a) Work for the good of the
community (b) Contribute to communal labour (c) To entertain in the community (d) Belong to
one cult or the other

48. Which of the following statements below best defines "safety" (a) Be alert in case of danger
(b) To be hidden from danger (c) Being protected from all harm (d) State of being covered from
danger

49. Members of the same culture share certain -------- and ------- which shape their lives (a)
ideals and principles (b) villages and towns (c) politics and government (d) customs and culture

50. Unity schools encourage unity and integration by serving as a means of (a) educating young
people (b) giving admission to Nigerians (c) accepting both rich and poor (d) bringing different
tribes together

SECURITY EDUCATION

51. In order to do all plans, policies, rules and regulations of a country, there should be honesty,
transparency and -------- to duty and responsibility among the people (a) agreed (b)consignment
(c)commitment (d)avoidance

52. Safety in an industrial environment is concerned with all of the following except ------ (a)
creation of risk (b) identifying likely risk (c) preventing risk (d) carefulness and preparedness
against likely dangers

53. The act of making someone to suffer a pain to discomfort or loss or forfeit something by law
can be said as ------- (a) judgment (b) prosecution (c) punishment (d) disgrace

54. Crimes are certain behaviours that violate rules and regulations such that can be harmful to
individual and the --------- (a) spot (b) soviet (c) society (d) secondary

55. In keeping information on common crimes one must ------- (a) record wrong information (b)
reveal information any how (C) keep information as confidential (d) agitate and brag about
56. Emergency management aspect that is concerned with designing ways of avoiding or
solving likely problems of emergency situation is known as -------- (a) planning aspect (b)
rewarding aspect (c) prompt response aspect (d) mitigation aspect

57. --------- is a situation whereby drug substance is prescribed or applied in a wrong way
without a professional knowledge application (a) Injection (b) Drug addict (c) Drug abuse (d)
Drug trafficking

58. What is the full meaning of l.C.P.C? (a) International Court People's congress (b)
Intervention Citizen Progressive Congress (c) International Corrupt Practices Commission (d)
Independent Corrupt Practices Commission

59. The following can make people in the society to involve in crime acts except ---------- (a)
contentment (b) poverty (c) ignorance (d) greediness

60. In the Nigerian society, pipeline vandalization and fuel theft acts are capable of causing
threat to (a) religion (b) legal (c) personal (d) economic

61. An incidence of fire outbreak in a building or vehicle requires the application of ---------- (a)
fire extender (b) fire light (c) fire extravagancer (d) fire extinguisher

62. The department of NEMA responsible for medical response in emergency situation is known
as -------- (a) National Emergency Medical Service (b) Medical Agency of Nigeria (c) Nigeria
Medical School (d) NAFDAC

63. A situation of safety and freedom from fear, danger, intimidation, doubt, conflict, or war
with the territorial borders of a country is known as --------- security (a) Notional (b) Death (c)
National (d) Global

64. A situation that causes threats to life and property and that requires urgent attention is
know as ------- (a) death (b) emergency (c) confusion (d) fear

65. The following are reasons for giving punishment to crime convict except --------- (a) Societal
revenge (b) deterence to others (c) Incapacitation to commit further crimes (d) Reinforcement

66. Contraband goods are products that are banned from being (a) transported (b) transferred
(c) carried (d) exported or imported

67. The following are emergency situations except (a) earthquake (b) terrorist attack (c) rainfall
(d) fire outbreak

68. Contraband goods are seized in order to ------- involvement of people who trade on such
product (a) improve (b) encourage (c) discourage (d) appreciate

69. In Nigeria Advance Fee Fraud is popularity known as (a) 941 (b) 491 (c) 914 (d) 419
70. Crime waves are on the increase in Nigeria due to all the following EXCEPT (a) lack of job
opportunity (b) laziness (c) poor level of industrialization (d) good governance

SECTION B: THEORY. ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION

CIVIC EDUCATION

1. Mention the three (3) national symbols and explain them

b. Mention three (3) ways of promoting national consciousness

2. What is Election?

b. List and explain three (3) types of election that you know

SOCIAL STUDIES

1. Define transportation.

b. Mention five (5) modes of transportation and give six (6) advantages of water transportation.

2. What is global/international cooperation?

b. Define the following (i) Privatization (ii) commercialization (iii) Deregulation.

SECURITY EDUCATION

1. What is National security?

b. Mention ten (10) crimes that affects national security and explain any two (2)

2. State four (4) solutions to criminal behaviour.

b. Define the following:

i. Fake drugs

ii. Contaminated food