JSS 1 SOCIAL STUDIES

1.Environment means———- a.  forest without animal  b. houses around c. mountains d. immediate surrounding

2. Conflicts are characterized by  a. organizing party b. cooperation c. friendship d. quarrel

3. HIV/ AIDS is a serious that is —– a. casual  b. curable c. incurable d. not terminal

4. A large body of water surrounded by land is ——  a. island b. lake c.high land  d. low land

5. The first agent of socialization is —-  a. peer group  b. school  c. family  d. school

6. The climate of Nigeria is either —- or —–  a. water and  spring  b. harmmattan and cloud  c. dry and        

      Wet  d. summer and winter

7. Which of these is a source of solar energy ? a. chemical  b. coal  c. sunlight  d. water

8. The two stages of socialization are   a. childhood and adulthood  b. playing and peer group c. language

     and value d. primary and secondary

9. lack of cooperation can lead to ——  a. advancement b. conflict  b. progress d. orderliness

10. two types of settlement are   a. urban and rural  b. community and school  c. local and state  d. city

       and town

1.Environment means———- a.  forest without animal  b. houses around c. mountains d. immediate surrounding

2. Conflicts are characterized by  a. organizing party b. cooperation c. friendship d. quarrel

3. HIV/ AIDS is a serious that is —– a. casual  b. curable c. incurable d. not terminal

4. A large body of water surrounded by land is ——  a. island b. lake c.high land  d. low land

5. The first agent of socialization is —-  a. peer group  b. school  c. family  d. school

6. The climate of Nigeria is either —- or —–  a. water and  spring  b. harmmattan and cloud  c. dry and        

      Wet  d. summer and winter

7. Which of these is a source of solar energy ? a. chemical  b. coal  c. sunlight  d. water

8. The two stages of socialization are   a. childhood and adulthood  b. playing and peer group c. language

     and value d. primary and secondary

9. lack of cooperation can lead to ——  a. advancement b. conflict  b. progress d. orderliness

10. two types of settlement are   a. urban and rural  b. community and school  c. local and state  d. city

       and town

1.Environment means———- a.  forest without animal  b. houses around c. mountains d. immediate surrounding

2. Conflicts are characterized by  a. organizing party b. cooperation c. friendship d. quarrel

3. HIV/ AIDS is a serious that is —– a. casual  b. curable c. incurable d. not terminal

4. A large body of water surrounded by land is ——  a. island b. lake c.high land  d. low land

5. The first agent of socialization is —-  a. peer group  b. school  c. family  d. school

6. The climate of Nigeria is either —- or —–  a. water and  spring  b. harmmattan and cloud  c. dry and        

      Wet  d. summer and winter

7. Which of these is a source of solar energy ? a. chemical  b. coal  c. sunlight  d. water

8. The two stages of socialization are   a. childhood and adulthood  b. playing and peer group c. language

     and value d. primary and secondary

9. lack of cooperation can lead to ——  a. advancement b. conflict  b. progress d. orderliness

10. two types of settlement are   a. urban and rural  b. community and school  c. local and state  d. city

     

       and town

       and town

SUBJECT: Social Studies

CLASS: J S ONE

TOPIC: OBJECTIVCES ASSESSMENT

DATE: 19/08/2020

  1. The totality of the way of life of people is known as _______________  (a) culture (b) manner (c) ideology (d) swagger.
  2. A law abiding citizen is the one who _______________ (a) goes to court each day (b) is a lawyer (c) is a police (d) keeps and obeys the rules of the society.
  3. Who wrote the National Anthem? (a) Prof. Akinuba (b) Emmanuel Odiase (c) Taiwo Akinkunmi (d) Mr. Ugochukwu Daniel.
  4. Types of citizenship include all except _______________ (a) registration (b) Chieftaincy (c) Birth (d) Nationalization.
  5. The Yoruba occupy the _______________ of Nigeria (a) west-west (b) South-south (c) East-west (d) South-west.
  6. Who are those responsible for safeguarding the abuse of drugs? (a) INEC (b) EFCC (c) NDLEA (d) ICPC.
  7. What is the maxim for All Souls High School (a) Shine Jesus shine (b) Arise and Shine (c) Light is come (d) A&B.
  8. Which of these features distinguishes the Yoruba’s from the Hausas? (a) Marriage (b) Dressing (c) Greeting (d) Foods.
  9. The letter Y in the Coat of Arm represent _______________ (a) the river Niger and River benue (b) River Osun and Ogun (c) River Kaduna and River sokoto (d) River Congo and Bony.
  10. What does the eagle of Nigeria Coat of Arms symbolizes (a) dignity (b) faith (c) unity (d) strength.

  1. The  term ‘conflict’ means ——— a.  association  b. cooperation  c. disagreement  d. disarming
  2. The major raw material needed manufacturing of cement is——- a. coal  b. clay  c. limestone  d. silica
  3. The  following tribes are found in Nigeria except ——- a. Hausa  b. Yoruba  c. Igbo  d. Bantu
  4. We have —— types of family in Nigeria   a. 2  b. 3  c. 4  d. 6
  5. Social environment include all the following except  a. church  b. market  c.. school d. ruler
  6. The physical feature of Nigeria comprises ——– except  a. highland  b. island  c. valley d. jos
  7. The most common family in Africa countries is ——-  a. extended  b. nuclear  c. populous  d. eminent
  8. Sanction for doing wrong is ——–a. approval  b. punishment   c. praises  d. honour
  9. The head of the family in Nigeria is—–  a. headmaster  b. matron  c. father  d. gateman
  10. A peer group refers to ——-  a. elderly  b. instructor   c. age mate  d. shepherd

       

Go

Good day students, lets continue with our question and answer.

  1. ——– , ——– and —— are the major ethnic groups in Nigeria   a. Hausa , Fulani and Efik  b. Yoruba , Hausa and Igbo  c. Gwari , Jukun and Yoruba  d. Igbo , Ebibio, and Ijebu
  2. A room or building containing a collection of books is called——   a. storey building  b. office  c. school  d. library
  3. Pregnant mothers received medical attention in —-  a. dental clinic  b. orthopaedic  hospital  c. maternity hospital  d. chest hospital
  4. When a person is unable to read nor write , we say the person is  a. educated illiterate  b. old  c. blind  d. an illiterate
  5. The money paid to the woman’s family on marriage is called  a. court money  b. bride price  c. ordinance price  d. debt
  6. The climate in Nigeria is either ——- or ——  a. wet or dry  b. harmattan and cloud   c. summer and winter  d. autumn or spring
  7. The socialization of individual start from childhood to ———-  a. school age  b. puberty  c. adulthood  d. teenager
  8. The head of the family in Nigeria is —–  a. mother  b. father  c. uncle  d. brother
  9. Into how many states is Nigeria divided ?  a. 36  b. 12  c. 19  d. 15
  10. Children’s day celebration comes up on —– every year  a. May 27th  b. May 1st  c. Dec. 25th   d. June 12th

od day students, today, we will review all the topics in questions and answers. Pls stay home and stay safe.

  1.  A peer group refers to  a. playmates  b. elder  c. shepherd   d. instructor
  2. Man is a member of social group  a. True  b. False  c. Impossible  d. Incomplete
  3. A social organization is ——-  a. the way man and animal are organized  b. the way society is formed  c. the people  d. the government
  4. The conversion of public money to one’s use is ——-   a. honest spending  b. hard earning  c. embezzlement  d. reward
  5. Lack of cooperation can lead to ——  a. progress  b. conflict  c. orderliness  d. advancement
  6. The study of man and his environment is  a. society  b. social indigene  c. social tudies  d. socialization
  7. The marriage where a man is married to one wife is —–  a. polygamy  b. biogamy  c. monogamy  d. autogamy
  8. A large body of water surrounded by land is ——  a. ocean  b. lake  c. island  d. highland
  9. The official title of a head of secondary school is  a. rector  b. provost  c. principal  d. registrar
  10. What is God ( supreme being ) called in Yoruba ?  a. Olorun  b. Chineke  c. Osanobua  d. Abasi

Good day student, I believe you are all doing  fine. Continue to stay home and stay safe.

    Today’s topic is “ NATIONAL  UNITY  AND  INTEGRATION ”.

           National unity is a situation which people, groups or countries come togetheror agree about something.

           Integration means process of becoming a full member of a group or society.

      NEED FOR PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL UNITY AND INTEGRATION.

  1. The diverse ethnic and cultural groups that make up the Nigerian nation consider and place the nationalities and culture above others.
  2. Nigerian display differences through the use of their unique cultural identities.

Important National Symbols

  • The National Flag
  • The Nigeria Coat of Arm
  • The National Pledge
  • The National Anthem
  • The National Passport
  • The National currency
  • The Constitution   etc.

IMPORTANCE OF NATIONAL UNITY AND INTEGRATION

  1. It makes possible economic growth and attraction of foreign investment to the nation.
  2. It helps to promote the image of the country among the comity of nations.
  3. It helps to preserve and develop our common national traits .
  4. It brings sense of belonging and patriotism to the people etc.

                                ASSIGNMENT

Name two unity schools of your choice in Nigeria.

  Social studies

Good day students, today’s topic is “ GROUP BEHAVIOUR”           

Group behavior is the behavior  of human groups, from formation to dissolution           

                                     TYPES OF GROUP BEHAVIOR 

  1. Mass action
  2. Communal labour
  3. Protest match

Mass action refers to the situations where a large number of people behave simultaneously in a similar way but individually and without coordination.

Communal labour is refers to as a situation where the people in a group jointly carry out a task beneficial to the entire society.

Protest match: a demonstration or street protest is by a mass group or collection  of groups of people in favour of a political or other cause.

                           CHARACTERISTICS OF GROUP BEHAVIOR

  1. They could destructive if there are conflicting interest eg political turgery and election mal practice.
  2. They could be constructive if there are common interest aimed towards achievement of group goals eg. Nigeria Labour Congress ( N.L.C) embarking on strike actions against hike in prices of petroleum products.

              BENEFITS OF GROUP BEHAVIOUR

  1. They promote peaceful co – existence
  2. They bring about societal development
  3. Result oriented action
  4. Enlightenment

To be on the 24th june 2020

To be delivered on 18th may 2020

Good day students, I believe you are all doing well. Please stay at home and stay safe.

    Causes and Effect of social problems

                  Causes

  1. POVERTY
  2. Large family size
  3. Laziness
  4. Unemployment
  5. Ignorance
  • Examination mal-practice
  • Laziness
  • Low self esteem
  • Societal influence
  • Faulty admission system
  • Improper motivation
  • Parental influence
  • Cultism
  • Peer group influence
  • Drug use and abuse
  • Poor leadership
  • Parental background
  • Exposure to foreign values
  • Corruption/ fraud
  • Greed
  • Economic insecurity
  • Love of material wealth
  • Break down of societal values and ethics
  • HIV/AIDS
  • Unprotected sex
  • Blood transfusion
  • Unsterilized piercing instruments e.g needles, syringes etc.
  • Infected mother to her unborn child etc.

                            Assignment

               Give at least one example each of causes of social problems in the society.

10/06/2020

       SOCIAL ISSUES AND PROBLEMS

     The Nigerian society is faced with several social issues and problems, which stand in the way of national development.

     These include;

  1. Poverty : Is the inability to provide basic  needs such as food, shelter, cliothing and education.
  2. Examination  mal-practice: Is an act and practice that are against the rules and regulations for conducting examination e.g  bringing prepared material into the exam hall.
  3. Cultism: Is a practice usually by a small group of people who share extreme social , religious or political beliefs.
  4. Corruption/ fraud: Is a dishonest or immoral act or behavior.
  5. HIV/AIDS: HIV is an abbreviation for

H – Human

I – Immune deficiency

V – Virus

It is a virus that destroys the immune system of the human body and exposes the body to infections.

      AIDS stands for;

  A –  Acquired

  I – Immune

  D – Deficiency

  S – Syndrome

Aids destroy the defense  mechanism in the body.

10/06/2020

       SOCIAL ISSUES AND PROBLEMS

     The Nigerian society is faced with several social issues and problems, which stand in the way of national development.

     These include;

  1. Poverty : Is the inability to provide basic  needs such as food, shelter, cliothing and education.
  2. Examination  mal-practice: Is an act and practice that are against the rules and regulations for conducting examination e.g  bringing prepared material into the exam hall.
  3. Cultism: Is a practice usually by a small group of people who share extreme social , religious or political beliefs.
  4. Corruption/ fraud: Is a dishonest or immoral act or behavior.
  5. HIV/AIDS: HIV is an abbreviation for

H – Human

I – Immune deficiency

V – Virus

It is a virus that destroys the immune system of the human body and exposes the body to infections.

      AIDS stands for;

  A –  Acquired

  I – Immune

  D – Deficiency

  S – Syndrome

Aids destroy the defense  mechanism in the body.

10/06/2020

       SOCIAL ISSUES AND PROBLEMS

     The Nigerian society is faced with several social issues and problems, which stand in the way of national development.

     These include;

  1. Poverty : Is the inability to provide basic  needs such as food, shelter, cliothing and education.
  2. Examination  mal-practice: Is an act and practice that are against the rules and regulations for conducting examination e.g  bringing prepared material into the exam hall.
  3. Cultism: Is a practice usually by a small group of people who share extreme social , religious or political beliefs.
  4. Corruption/ fraud: Is a dishonest or immoral act or behavior.
  5. HIV/AIDS: HIV is an abbreviation for

H – Human

I – Immune deficiency

V – Virus

It is a virus that destroys the immune system of the human body and exposes the body to infections.

      AIDS stands for;

  A –  Acquired

  I – Immune

  D – Deficiency

  S – Syndrome

Aids destroy the defense  mechanism in the body.

Aids destroy the defense  mechanism in the body.

DATE DELIVERED: JUNE 3RD 2020

Hello students, I wish you all the best of this children’s day.

   Today’s topic is “ CONFLICT”

Conflict is a disagreement or argument between two or more people over matter that are of interest to them.

              Types of conflicts

  1. Non- violent
  2. Violent
  3. Communal misunderstanding

Causes of conflict

  1. Religious crisis
  2. Language barriers
  3. Land disputes
  4. Political matters
  5. Tribal sentiments
  6. Socio – economic  factors

Consequences of conflicts

  1. Disorderliness
  2. Insecurity
  3. Under development
  4. Political disintegration
  5. Riot / war

Conflict resolution

  1. Dialogue and peaceful settlement
  2. Intervention of law enforcement agencies
  3. Judgement  in law court
  4. Government intervention
  5. Intervention of the elders in the community

                       CLASSWORK

  1. Define conflict
  2. State 2 ways to conflict resolution

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  1. Revision
  2. Social problems and issue
  3. Causes and effects of social issues andproblems
  4. Measures adopted to solve social problems
  5. Social Groups
  6. Group Behaviour
  7. Marriage
  8. National Unity and integration
  9. Revision
  10. Examination

Hello students,how are you all ? Today’s topic is “CULTURE”

Culture is the total way of life of a group of people.

Components of of culture

  1. Material culture
  2. non material culture

Features of culture

  1. It has norms, values and beliefs
  2. It differs from place to place
  3. It is continuous
  4. It is universal to all mankind
  5. It is not stagnant
  6. It is shared with people

Characteristics of culture

  1. It is cumulative
  2. It allows for changes
  3. It is continuous
  4. It is a learned way of behaviour

Cultural similarities in Nigeria

  1. All tribes engage in farming
  2. Naming ceremony
  3. Burial rites
  4. Male circumcision
  5. All tribes agreed that cannibalism { eating of flesh } is unacceptable

Cultural differences in Nigeria

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  1. Individual ethnic groups have their peculiar arts and crafts.
  2. Different ethnic groups have different drums , songs and dances
  3. The pattern of house is varied etc

Assignment

Mention two examples each of material culture and non material culture