A) hugging B) sex C) sharing clothes D) hand shake
A) contentment B) Integrity C) commitment D) tolerance
A) dynamic B) integrated C) continuous D) social
A) rural environment B) natural environment C) physical environment D) social environment
A) social environment B) physical environment C) cultural environment D) artificial environment
A) secondary B) primary C) re-socialization D) tertiary
A) school B) environment C) marriage D) family
A) Not reliable B) Are assuring and secured. C) Are not trustworthy D) are not assuring and secured
A) 270 B) 350 C) 250 D) 220
A) discussion method B) interview method C) field trip method D) enquiry method
A) discussion method B) dramatizationmethod C) interview method D) observation method
A) marriage B) family C) socialization D) culture
A) students B) motorists C) workers D) pedestrians
A) faulty industrial machines should be utilized B) new staffs must be properly trained C) first aid equipment should be available for workers D) safety equipment must be provided for workers
A) mass media B) family C) Peer group D) School
A) peer group B) common people C) social associates D) age limit
A) primary stage B) secondary stage C) tertiary stage D) re-social stage
A) red cross B) Girls' guide C) Boys brigade D) Nasfat
A) tolerance B) hatred C) peace D) love
A) Islamic B) traditional African religion C) Christianity D) gods
A) father B) children C) grandmother D) grandfather
A) organization B) socialization C) social group D) cooperation
A) accident B) truancy C) safety D) promotion
A) coat of arms B) national flag C) national anthem D) mass media
A) 1st Oct 1960 B) 27th May 1960 C) 29th May 1960 D) 1st Oct 1960
A) obey rules and regulations B) protect lives and properties C) conduct elections D) jail offenders
A) oral literature B) art and craft C) language D) farming occupation
A) repair faulty home appliances B) ensure windows have iron bars C) keep children away from stairs D) leave the floor wet at all times
A) poverty B) development C) contentment D) employment
A) Prevent crimes B) encourage crimes C) escalate crimes D) assist criminals
A) arson B) forgery C) theft D) corruption
A) social problem B) cultural crisis C) national economy D) personal problems
A) school B) mass media C) church D) Family
A) kidnapping B) bribery C) prostitution D) cultism
A) birth B) adolescence C) puberty D) adulthood
A) human trafficking B) drug baron C) drug abuse D) drug trafficking
A) Eradicating poverty B) Neglecting child's education C) Assistance in nuclear family D) Agent of socialization
A) Science and technology has led to increase in road accidents. B) Science and technology has led to increase in road accidents. C) Health care have improved through science and technology D) Movement of people and goods is faster through science and technology C. science and technology have turned the world into a global village
A) Making new member adapt to new situation B) Distinguishing new members from old members C) Making new members resist new environmental conditions D) Placing member above new members
A) System B) Development C) Theory D) Hypothesis
A) water transport B) Road transport C) marine transport D) air transport
A) Religion B) Club C) Teacher D) Mass media
A) Religious group B) Political party C) Pressure groups D) Family
A) In Nigeria B) Alone C) I America D) In the company of other men
A) Having need of nothing B) Having need of nothing C) Not having enough power D) Not having enough knowledge
A) Nigeria student association B) Nigeria bar association C) Lion club of Nigeria D) Pirates and buccaneers
A) the local government B) private organizations C) the states D) the federal government.
A) human B) Cargo C) books and stationeries. D) gases, oil and other liquids |