JSS 3 SOCIAL STUDIES

DATE: 24/06/2020

SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIES

CLASS: J S 3

TOPIC: GENERAL REVIEW

  1. Fulani people are mostly   _______________ (a) carpenters (b) cattle rearers (c) fisher men (d) hawkers.
  2. Which of the following religion is NOT practiced in Nigeria  ___________
  3. Buddhism (b) Idol worship (c) Islam (d) Christianity.
  4. The two major Nigeria rivers are  _________ (a) Hadeja, Sokoto (b) Benue, Katsina (c) Lagos, Kwara (d) Niger, Benue.
  5.  The term “social environment” can be defined as a society of ___________ (a) Animal (b) insects (c) human beings (d) reptiles?
  6. Which of the following is not an example of primary social group? __________ (a) Family (b) School (c) Kinship (d) Age group.
  7. Most Nigerians contribute to the national economic life through __________ (a) Agriculture (b) Commerce (c) Import and export (d) Mining.
  8. Which of the following is NOT a condition necessary for marriage? ____________ (a) Financial readiness (b) Physiological fitness (c) Religious similarities (d) psychological readiness.
  9. Which form of marriage is usually conducted by a clergyman ______________ (a) Christian (b) Ordinance (c) Islam (d) Polyandry.
  10. The widest and modern socializing agent is _____________ (a) Family (b) mass media (c) Mosques (d) School.
  11. The proper socialization of an individual leads to the following EXCEPT _________________ (a) cooperation (b) dedication (c) productivity (d) disobedience.
  12.  Any illegal act committed by a student singlehandedly or in collaboration with others before, during or after examination in order to obtain undeserved marks is called _______________ (a) reading (b) research (c) malpractices (d) assignment.
  13. Which of these is NOT an indigenous means of communication? ______________  (a) drum beats (b) gunshots (c) town crier (d) use of smoke.
  14.  A system of worship which membership is not open to all is called____________ (a) cultism (b) publicity (c) association (d) cooperation.
  15. HIV stands for Human ___________ (a) Immune deficiency (b) Immune virus (c) international virus (d) investigative virus.
  16.  Which of these does NOT belong to the traditional forms of science and technology in Nigeria?_________________ (a) blacksmithing (b) pottery (c) wood carving (d) machine tools manufacturing.
  17.  Before any budget is implemented it must be approved by the (a) electorate (b) Judiciary (c) legislature (d) ruling part.
  18. Which of the following is an electrical appliance in the home? (a) Stone grinder (b) Cooking pot (c) Blender (d) pestle.
  19. Which of the following made the world a global village? Agricultural technology (b) International passport (c) Urbanization process (d) Information technology.
  20. To serve Nigeria with all my strength is a verse in the National __________ (a) Coat of Arm (b) Constitution (c) Identity card (d) pledge.
  21. The full meaning of ICPC is _____________ (a) Independent commission for party congress.  (b) Independent commission for practical corruption (c) Independent corrupt practices and Other related offences Commission (d) Independent corrupt practices Convention.

To be delivered on 18th JUNE 2020

                Good day students, hope you are all doing fine ?.  please stay at home and stay safe.

  Today will be questions to be answered. So let’s start ;

  1. The study of man in his physical and social environment is called ———A. Economics
    1. Geography  C. History D. Social studies E. Sociology
  2. Social studies defines the environment as a /an——– A. Area occupy by animals B. Area where aquatic habitat lives C. Place where man cultivate D. Place where man relates with others E. Totality of man’s surrounding
  1. The religious theory about the origin of man believes that man is a product of ——-A. Creation B. Evolution C. Reformation D. Revolution E. Species
  2. The following are example of secondary social group A. Churches B. Family C. Pressure groups D. Political parties E. Students union
  3. Which of these is positive social behavior? A. Dishonesty B. Sincerity C. Stealing D. Truancy E. Wickedness
  4. A  body of water surrounded by land is called A. Highland B. Island C. Lake D. Plateau E. Upland
  5. An instrument used in measuring the amount of moisture in the air is —— A. Barometer B. Hydrometer C. Thermometer D. Rainguage E. Wind vane
  6. A piece of land surroundedby water is called ——- A. Island B. Lake C. Highland D. Plateau E. Upland
  7. The first agent of socialization is the ———– A. Community B. Family C. Peer group D. Religious institution E. School
  8. Which of these is not influenced by culture ? A. Agriculture B. Dressing C. Housing D. Language E. Weather
  9. Which of these is not an example of social environment ? A.Forest B. Market C. Office D. School E. Village
  10. Language belongs to ———– aspect of culture. A. Communication B. Entertainment C. Material D. Non-material E. Speech
  11. Which of these is the slogan for Bayelsa state ?A. Land of promise B. Home of all C.Home of peace D. People’s paradise E. Pride of the nation
  12. A society is recognized through its ——– A. Attitude B. Culture C. Life style D. Skin colour E. Soil
  13. The process of learning through which a child acquires language, values and beliefs is called ——— A. Civilization B.Demobilization C. Indoctrination D. Mobilization E. Socialization
  14. The following are sexually transmitted related diseases except A. Gonorrhea B.Hepatitis C. HIV/AIDS D. Liver sclerosis E. Syphilis
  15. Which of these social issues does not require force to resolve? A. Insurgency B. Secession C. Armed robbery D. Pipeline vandalism E. Unemployment
  16. The most expensive means of transportation in Nigeria is ——– transportation.A. Air B. Pipeline C. Railway D. Road E. Water
  17. Movement of people and goods from one place to another is called ——–A. Communication B. Information C. Transformation D. Transportation E. Transmission
  18. Which of the following is the fastest means of communication ?A. Letter writing B.Radio C. Telephone D. Television D. telex

CORRECTION on JS 3 LAST ASSIGNMENT on 11/06/2020

OBJ

  1. A, 2. B, 3. C, 4. A, 5. A, 6. C, 7. C, 8. A, 9. C, 10. D, 11. D, 12. A, 13. A, 14. A, 15. C.

ESSAY PART

  1. Migration is the movement of people from one place to another with the intentions of settling, permanently or temporarily, at a new location. The movement is often over long distances and from one country to another, but internal migration is also possible; indeed, this is the dominant form globally. People may migrate as individuals, in family units or in large group. 
  2. A. Through Appointment B. Selection, C. Through Election D. By Charismatic personality.
  3. Raw material, Land, Water, Labour, Capital, Power, Transport, and Market.

DATE: 8/06/2020

SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIES

CLASS: J S 3

TOPIC: GENERAL REVIEW

  1. The most important agent of socialization for a child is the _______________ (a) Family (b) Father (c) School (d) Mass media.
  2. The Nigeria Head of State who was assassinated in 1976 was  ___________
  3. General Sanni Abacha (b) General Murtala Muhammed (c) General Tunde Idiagbon (d) General Aguyi Ironsi.
  4. Desert, highland, lowland and valleys in an area are referred to as _________ (a) Climate (b) Drainage (c) Earth surface (d) vegetation.
  5.  Which of this is the fastest way of getting information across to millions of people at the same time ___________ (a) Radio (b) Telegram (c) Telephone (d) Town crier?
  6. The adaptation of certain features of another culture is known as cultural __________ (a) assimilation (b) identity (c) importation (d) pollution.
  7. A means of transportation that is greatly affected by weather condition is __________ (a) Beast of burden (b) rail (c) air (d) road.
  8. The most populous continent of the world is ____________ (a) Africa (b) North America (c) Asia (d) Australia.
  9. Which of the following is odd in this group? ______________ (a) Cinema (b) Internet (c) Television (d) Satellite.
  10. The major health problems facing children in Nigeria include the following Except _____________ (a) malaria (b) meningitis (c) cancer (d) measles.
  11. The end of a scientific process of inquiry is _________________ (a) evaluation (b) observation (c) hypotheses (d) conclusion.
  12.  Which of these forms of leadership will encourage social instability in the country? _______________ (a) Dedicated (b) Patriotic (c) An exemplary (d) Autocratic.
  13. Which of the following is NOT delinquent behavior? ______________  (a) Diligence (b) Drug abuse (c) Truancy (d) Hooliganism.
  14. Which of the subject is more skill oriented? _____________ (a) Basic technology (b) Integrated science (c) Social studies (d) Business studies.
  15. The importance of the rule of law in the society is that it enables the society to ___________ (a) function properly (b) have criminals (c) have rules (d) be educated in law.
  16. Stability in the community can be achieved through encouraging the citizens to be _________________ (a) deviant (b) selfish (c) discipline (d) tribalistic.

ESSAY PART

  1. What is migration?
  2. State four ways through which leaders can emerge in the society.
  3. List two factors to be consider for the location of an industry.

DATE: 01/06/2020

SUBJECT: SOCIAL STUDIES

Topic: CULTISM

Sub-topic Curtailing cultism in our society.

Cultism has its deep root from time immemorial. That is why there is hardly any society today that is free of cultism or cult group activity. The activity of cultist in Nigeria is prevalence to the point that as luck down prevention continue from government angle, people in the society can no longer sleep comfortably due to fear of 1million boys. Cultists have turned some campuses into something entirely different, instead of justice; there is survival of the fittest. There are intimidation, tortures and murders, morality seems to have gone to zero degrees, and academic pursuit which is supposed to be of primary importance has been relegated to secondary priority.

Causes of Cultism

There are many reasons why people are into cultism among which are;

  1. The search for security
  2. The search for social identity
  3. The search for satisfaction of one’s aspiration and needs
  4. Pressure from family
  5. To boost ones Ego.

Solution to cultism

  1. The Government: Government has to be responsible. Because corruption start from the top and pollute the bottom.
  2. Parents: parents have a very big part to play inculcating morality in their children because cultist exits in secondary school and successful parenting requires courage and parents should be close to their children.
  3. Religious organization: Religious organizations have their role to play. Churches and mosques should organize programmes to sensitize children about the evils of cultism.
  4. The Students: Students too should note that it is hard work before pleasure and face their studies with all concentration, let them preoccupy themselves in religious activities such as Christian Association and Muslim Students society on Campus where they can grow spiritually, so that they will not succumb to peer pressure.

Work to Do

  1. Identity the consequences of being a cult member.
  2. What are your suggestions on dealing cultism among secondary school students?
  3. Differentiate between thuggery and cultism.
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Hello students, how are you all doing ? today we will look into ” trafficking in children and in women”.

Human trafficking is a modern day slavery, involving victims who are forced, defrauded or coerced into labour or sexual exploitation. lets take for example, some ladies were tricked that a good job is awaiting them abroad but are been forced to hard labour.

Also some little children are been seen on the street hawking during school hour, some are house maids.

Factors responsible for human trafficking are :

  1. Poverty
  2. Marginalization
  3. Illiteracy
  4. Declining traditional family value
  5. Economic disparities
  6. Lack of awareness
  7. Weak law enforcement

Ways of preventing Human trafficking

  1. Through campaign
  2. Training of law enforcement officers
  3. Provision of alternative employment etc
  4. There should be free education.

Harmful traditional practices

Harmful traditional are forms of violence which have been committed primarily against women and girls in certain communities and societies.

Types of harmful traditional practices

  1. Female Genital mutilation or female circumcision
  2. Son preference
  3. Early marriage and dowry
  4. Early pregnancy

Consequences of harmful traditional practices

  1. On genital mutilation

a. Haemorhage , infection and acute pain

b. Infertility

c. Nightmare

2. On son preference

a. Low self esteem for the girls

b Higher rate of malnutrition etc.

ASSIGNMENT

1.Define human trafficking.

2.Mention any four harmful traditional practices in Nigeria.

Mention four factors responsible for human trafficking in Nigeria.

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