A) teaches students in school B) guides how a country should be governed C) lists the prices of national goods D) keeps records of government workers
A) visitor B) migrant C) foreigner D) citizen
A) doing only what benefits you B) ignoring community problems C) running for political office D) obeying laws and performing duties to the state
A) Dishonesty B) Cheating C) Laziness D) Generosity
A) privileges for the rich only B) freedoms that every human being is entitled to C) punishments for criminals D) laws for only government officials
A) only politicians are punished B) the wealthy can disobey laws C) laws apply to everyone equally D) laws change every day
A) promote peace in society B) encourage discrimination C) create hatred among groups D) stop people from working together
A) a school examination B) a misunderstanding or clash C) peaceful agreement D) a national celebration
A) promoting violence B) solving problems peacefully C) choosing sides in a dispute D) increasing anger
A) dishonest B) always quarrelsome C) proud D) willing to cooperate and learn
A) Voting in elections B) Spreading false news C) Dodging tax D) Fighting others
A) cause confusion B) choose between right and wrong C) make wrong decisions D) avoid responsibilities
A) Police B) Judicial arm C) Press D) Executive
A) support criminals B) remove government power C) increase poverty D) protect individuals from abuse
A) was born in the country B) has no nationality C) served in the army D) was born in another country
A) lies easily B) steals often C) behaves in a good and acceptable manner D) cheats in exams
A) paying taxes B) destroying public property C) breaking rules D) refusing to help others
A) increase violence B) create discrimination C) reduce development D) promote growth and unity
A) a secret message B) a detailed story C) a law passed by government D) a broad statement that summarizes information
A) responsibility B) disrespect C) corruption D) indiscipline
A) Geography B) Mathematics C) Chemistry D) Social Studies
A) never interact B) live together under rules C) live together under rules D) live separately
A) information that is true and verifiable B) an unproven rumour C) an emotional opinion D) a disagreement
A) fulfils residency requirements and takes an oath of allegiance B) earns a high income C) simply lives in a country D) becomes a traditional ruler
A) political stability B) improved social values C) democratic breakdown D) increased national unity
A) guarantee wealth B) remove cultural practices C) replace government laws D) determine acceptable behaviour and societal expectations
A) Principles for economic planning B) Rules used only in courts C) Cultural items used in festivals D) Beliefs about right and wrong guiding behaviour
A) a suggestion B) a fact C) a rumour D) an opinion
A) avoidance and silence B) immediate punishment C) use of threats D) dialogue supported by mediation
A) respect one another B) cooperate C) obey the law D) violate common values
A) restricting fairness B) allowing powerful people to escape justice C) ensuring justice and preventing abuse of power D) replacing the constitution
A) Making suggestions B) Writing books C) Debating civil issues D) Publishing harmful or false information
A) leadership competition and power struggle B) common values C) free and fair elections D) peaceful campaigns
A) respects people B) avoids corruption C) resists change and promotes conflict D) supports cooperation
A) Fundamental human rights B) Separation of powers C) Dictatorship D) Rule of law
A) Increased cooperation B) Tribal conflict and discrimination C) Unity and progress D) Peaceful elections
A) Tribalism and ethnic bias B) Patriotism C) Tolerance D) Good governance
A) low crime B) stronger democracy C) unrest and political disorder D) stability
A) Media B) Executive C) Police D) Judiciary
A) Segregation B) Inter-ethnic cooperation C) Stereotyping D) Prejudice |