One fateful morning, Imasuen was going to school. A few distance away from the school gate, he saw an accident victim writhing in severe pain by the road side. The accident victim was hit by a motorcycle rider and left half-dead. Although Imasuen was already late for school, he decided to convey the victim to a nearby hospital before reporting the matter to a nearby police station.
From the story above, it could be said that Imasuen have demonstrated
A.honesty.
B.fair play.
C.tolerance.
D.selflessness.
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Answer: D (selflessness.)
Explanation
He put the victim's needs before his own lateness: selflessness.
Ate and Ube are two towns that have lived peacefully in the past years. Last year, they met and decided to build a hospital and raised fund towards the project. Everyone played his/her part to see that the completion of the project becomes a reality. The project was completed within six months.
What existed between Ate and Ube towns can best be termed
A.boldness.
B.commitment.
C.courage.
D.co-operation.
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Answer: D (co-operation.)
Explanation
The two towns worked together to build the hospital: co-operation.
Seven months ago, the people of Okiti town were seen in large numbers staging a peaceful protest against the nonchalant attitude of the provincial government concerning the provision of social amenities in the area. Some government officials came around and listened to their grievances. Today, things have changed for the better in Okiti town. There is a great improvement in infrastructural development and the people of the area now feel the presence of government in their town.
Which of the following is the consequence of government initial attitude towards Okiti community?
A.Underdevelopment
B.Corruption
C.Ignorance
D.Illiteracy
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Answer: A (Underdevelopment)
Explanation
Government's neglect left Okiti without social amenities: underdevelopment.
Section A: National Ethics, Discipline, Rights and Obligations (a) Define the term justice. (b) Explain what the scale, sword and blindfold stand for in Figure 1.
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(a) Justice is fairness: giving every person what is due to him, treating people equally and impartially according to law. (b) Scale: balance; weighing the evidence of both sides fairly before judgement. Sword: power and authority of the law to enforce judgement and punish wrongdoers; double edge shows justice can go either way. Blindfold: impartiality; justice is blind to status, wealth, tribe or religion, so all are equal before the law.
Section A: National Ethics, Discipline, Rights and Obligations (a) State three significance of nationalism to political development in Nigeria. (b) Highlight three nationalistic roles of Kwame Nkrumah.
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(a) Any three: Led to Nigeria's independence in 1960. Promoted national unity and consciousness. Led to the formation of political parties and newspapers. Led to constitutional reforms and self-government. Produced leaders who ran the new state. (b) Kwame Nkrumah (Ghana), any three: Led Ghana (Gold Coast) to independence in 1957, the first in sub-Saharan Africa. Founded the Convention People's Party (1949) and led 'Positive Action' campaigns. Promoted Pan-Africanism and African unity; helped found the OAU (1963). Supported liberation movements in other African countries. Was Ghana's first Prime Minister and President.
Explanation
Part (b) is about Nkrumah, not a Nigerian nationalist.
Section A: National Ethics, Discipline, Rights and Obligations Explain five roles of Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) in curbing road accidents in Nigeria.
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Any five, explained: Patrols highways and enforces traffic rules (speed limits, seat belts). Educates motorists and the public on road safety. Issues driver's licences and number plates after checks. Checks vehicles for roadworthiness and removes unfit ones. Rescues crash victims and clears obstructions. Installs speed limiters / sets speed limits. Researches causes of crashes and advises government. Arrests and prosecutes traffic offenders.
Section B: Emerging Issues in the Society State five behaviours associated with drug addiction.
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Any five: Aggression and violence. Withdrawal from family and friends. Mood swings and depression. Stealing / desperation for money to buy drugs. Truancy and poor performance at school or work. Neglect of personal hygiene. Slurred speech, red eyes, staggering. Lying and secretiveness. Reckless behaviour.
Section B: Emerging Issues in the Society State five hardships that victims of human trafficking may experience in the hands of human traffickers.
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Any five: Forced labour without pay. Forced prostitution and sexual abuse. Physical torture and beatings. Starvation and poor living conditions. Seizure of travel documents / confinement. Threats, oaths and intimidation. Infection with HIV and other diseases. Organ harvesting or death.
Section B: Emerging Issues in the Society (a) Explain the following: (i) HIV; (ii) AIDS. (b) List nine symptoms of AIDS.
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(a)(i) HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is the virus that attacks and weakens the body's immune system. (ii) AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is the advanced stage of HIV infection, when the immune system is so weak that the body suffers many infections. (b) Any nine: rapid weight loss; persistent fever; chronic diarrhoea; persistent cough/tuberculosis; night sweats; skin rashes and sores; oral thrush; swollen lymph glands; extreme tiredness; loss of appetite; pneumonia; memory loss; hair loss.
Section C: Governmental System and Processes (a) List the three main features of the rule of law. (b) State four hindrances to the application of rule of law in the society.
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(a) Supremacy of the law; equality before the law; respect for fundamental rights (A. V. Dicey's three principles). (b) Any four: Immunity clause. State of emergency. Military rule. Illiteracy and ignorance of rights. Corruption. Delegated legislation and administrative tribunals. Poverty / high cost of litigation. Partisan or dependent judiciary. Privileges of diplomats.
Section C: Governmental System and Processes (a) What is political apathy? (b) State any two dangers of political apathy to the society. (c) Highlight four ways of addressing political apathy.
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(a) Political apathy is lack of interest or refusal of citizens to take part in political activities such as voting and joining parties. (b) Any two: emergence of bad/incompetent leaders; low legitimacy of government; poor representation; corruption goes unchecked. (c) Any four: Free, fair and credible elections. Political education by NOA, media and civil society. Good governance and keeping promises. Eliminating political violence. Reducing poverty and illiteracy. Internal democracy in parties.
Section C: Governmental System and Processes (a) Define civil society. (b) Outline six impediments to the effectiveness of civil societies in Nigeria.
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(a) Civil society is the body of non-governmental, non-profit, voluntary organisations through which citizens act together to pursue common interests and influence government, e.g. NBA, NUT, CAN, human rights groups. (b) Any six: Inadequate funding. Government interference/harassment. Lack of internal democracy and poor leadership. Corruption of leaders. Ethnic and religious divisions. Illiteracy and apathy of members. Partisan politics. Lack of unity among groups. Restrictive laws.