JSS 3 CIVIC EDUCATION

Good day students, how are you all doing ?  continue to stay safe in Jesus mighty name. Amen.

Lets continue with our question and answer.

  1. The right to vote and be voted for is called —–  a. election  b. campaign  c. franchise  d. constitution
  2. The arm of government that implements and enforces the law is —–  a. The Senate  b. The Executive  c. The Legislative  d. The Judiciary
  3. Nigeria became a republican state in —–  a. 1960  b. 1914  c. 1963  d. 1919
  4. Which of the following countries speaks English as the official language ?  a. Togo  b. Mali  c. Benin republic  d. Liberia
  5. Corruption, bribry, tribalism, lateness to work are forms of  ————-  a. dedication  b. discipline  c. cooperation  d. indiscipline
  6. The practice of worshipping only one God is known as —-  a. polytheism  b. Christianity  c. hypotheism  d. monotheism
  7. The process by which water is diverted to a farm to improve the quality of soil and crop production is ——- a. drainage  b. swamping  c. watering  d. irrigation
  8. What is the minimum voting age in  Nigeria ?  a. 15 years  b. 18 years  c. 20 years  d. 25 years
  9. The Nigerian flag, currency, coat of arms and the Nigerian passport are some of our —–  a. heritage  b. national symbols  c. heroes  d. educational system
  10. In which country of West African was the first institution of higher learning established ?  a. Nigeria  b. Liberia  c. Gambia  d. Sierra-Leone

2/07/2020

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 lets start ;

  1. The study of man in his physical and social environment is called ———
  2. Economics
  3. Geography
  4. History
  5. Social studies
  6. Sociology
  7. Social studies defines the environment as a /an——–
  8. Area occupy by animals
  9. Area where aquatic habitat lives
  10.  Place where man cultivate
  11. Place where man relates with others
  12. Totality of man’s surrounding
  13. The religious theory about the origin of man believes that man is a product of ——-
  14. Creation
  15. Evolution
  16. Reformation
  17. Revolution
  18. Species
  19. The following are example of secondary social group
  20. Churches
  21. Family
  22. Pressure groups
  23. Political parties
  24. Students union
  25. Which of these is positive social behavior  ?
  26. Dishonesty
  27. Sincerity
  28. Stealing
  29. Truancy
  30. Wickedness
  31. A  body of water surrounded by land is called
  32. Highland
  33. Island
  34. Lake
  35. Plateau
  36. Upland
  37. An instrument used in measuring the amount of moisture in the air is ——
  38. Barometer
  39. Hydrometer
  40. Thermometer
  41. Rain guage
  42. Wind vane
  43. A piece of land surroundedby water is called ——-
  44. Island
  45. Lake
  46. Highland
  47. Plateau
  48. Upland
  49. The first agent of socialization is the ———–
  50. Community
  51. Family
  52. Peer group
  53. Religious institution
  54. School
  55. Which of these is not influenced by culture ?
  56. Agriculture
  57. Dressing
  58. Housing
  59. Language
  60. Weather
  61. Which of these is not an example of social environment ?
  62. Forest
  63. Market
  64. Office
  65. School
  66. Village
  67. Language belongs ———– aspect of culture.
  68. Communication
  69. Entertainment
  70. Material
  71. Non-material
  72. Speech
  73. Which of these is the slogan for Bayelsa state ?
  74. Land of promise
  75. Home of all
  76. Home of peace
  77. People’s paradise
  78. Pride of the nation
  79. A society is recognized through its ——–
  80. Attitude
  81. Culture
  82. Life style
  83. Skin colour
  84. Soil
  85. The process of learning through which a child acquires language, values and beliefs is called ———
  86. Civilization
  87. Demobilization
  88. Indoctrination
  89. Mobilization
  90. Socialization
  91. The following are sexually transmitted related diseases except
  92. Gonorrhea
  93. Hepatitis
  94. HIV/AIDS
  95. Liver sclerosis
  96. Syphilis
  97. Which ofthese social issues does not require force to resolve ?
  98. Insurgency
  99. Seccession
  100. Armed robbery
  101. Pipeline vandalism
  102. Unemployment
  103. The most expensive means of transportation in Nigeria is ——– transportation.
  104. Air
  105. Pipeline
  106. Railway
  107. Road
  108. Water
  109. Movement of people and goods from one place to another is called ——–
  110. Communication
  111. Information
  112. Transformation
  113. Transformation
  114. Transmission
  115. Which of the following is the fastest means of communication ?
  116. Letter writing
  117. Radio
  118. Telephone
  119. Television
  120. telex

11/06/2020

Good day class, i believe you are all doing fine. Today’s topic will be questions for you to answer.

QUESTIONS

  1. A crime is a/an ——- activity.

(a)ordinary (b) lawful

(c) illegal (d) legal

2. An interference with another person’s right to use or enjoy his/her property is termed——–

(a) personal interference (b)property crime

(c) personal crime (d) kidnapping

3. All the following are examples of personal crimes except——-

(a) robberry (b) assault (c) rape (d) kidnapping

4. The crime of forcing someone to have sex by by using violence is called ——

(a) assault (b) theft (c) rape (d) treason

5. The main victims of human trafficking are (a) men (b) men and women

(c) children and parents (d) women and children

6. All the following are hard drugs except

(a) cocaine ( b) panadol

(c) marijuana (d) indian hemp

7. When a valuable constituent of a food is removed or substituted for in part or whole by another thing , it is said to be ——–

(a) rich (b) adulterated

(c) effective (d) illegal

8. All the following should be done to avoid criminal activities in the society except—-

(a) sensitization of the member of the society

(b) making laws to guide against criminal act.

(c) giving gifts to any criminal caught

(d) empowering the law enforcement agencies

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9. The use of violence to achieve political aims is termed ——

(a) terrorism (b) vandalization

(c) arson (d) bunkering

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10. ——— is the illegal use of fire to destroy a house or property.

(a) Arson (b) Terrorism

(c) Bunkering (d) pipeline vandalization

DATE DELIVERED: JUNE 4TH 2020

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

    Today’s topic is “National Security” .

It is defined as the effort made by the federal government of Nigeria to guarantee safety of lives and properties. As well as ensuring that people live in a peaceful atmosphere devoid of any form of hinderance by any group or individual.

      Roles of citizens in maintaining national security

  1. Vigilance
  2. Supplying information
  3. Law abiding
  4. Patriotism
  5. Helping others
  6. Public awareness
  7. Supporting the government to rid our society of criminal activities

National security agencies

  1. Military forces
  2. Para- military services e.g.  NSCDC, FRSC, Customs etc
  3. Police force
  4. State Security Services

Crimes that affect national security

  1. Pipeline  vandalization
  2. Drug  trafficking
  3. Human  trafficking
  4. Illegal bunkering
  5. Terrorism etc

CLASSWORK

         List ten things people can be found guilty and punished.

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CONSTITUTION

This is the body of fundamental law guiding the activities of the ruler and the ruled in a state.

SOURCES OF NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION

  1. Act of parliament: These are bills passed into laws by members of the legislature.
  2. Writings of well known lawyers and jurists.
  3. Judiciary precedence: They are past judgementgiven in a court of law.
  4. International laws.
  5. Existing constitution of any country.
  6. Customs and convention.
  7. Past experiences .

FEATURES OF NIGERIAN CONSTITUTION

  1. Preamble: This is the introduction of past history of Nigerian constitution.
  2. Organs of government.
  3. Party system.
  4. Citizen ship
  5. Structure of the government
  6. Amendment of the constitution.
  7. Tenure of office.
  8. sharing of power.
  9. Title of the constitution.

ROLE OF THE CITIZEN IN CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT

  1. Presenting papers to the government .
  2. Voting for representatives
  3. Standing for election
  4. Presentation of national assembly.
  5. Criticism
  6. Debate and symposium

Assignment

Give short history on Macpherson, Lyttleton and 1999 constitutions.

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