Introduction to Civic Education

Civic Education is studied to achieve one of these _____

• Increase in social vices

• Discourage voting in Nigeria

• Promote National Unity

• Encourage disobedience to government

Which of these does not relate to Civic Education?

• Government

• Citizenship Education

• Business Studies

• Political Science

The act of reating people equally according to the rule of law is called _______

• Trust

• Confidence

• Honesty

• Fairness

A child that lives with dishonest people is likely to be _____

• An honest child

• Influenced to be charitable

• Influenced to be patriotic

• Influenced to be cheating

The act doing the same thing without changing is called _____

• Integrity

• Commitment

• Consistency

• Trust

A citizen is someone who has a ______________?

• Legal right and privileges in a particular country

• Resident permit

• International passport

• Temporarily right to stay in a particularly country.

Government is saddled with all the following responsibilities except _______

• prevention of internal disturbances

• protection of lives and properties

• promotion of industrial development

• provision of all the needs of the citizens

What is one example of a civic responsibility?

• Obeying the laws

• Brushing your hair and combing your teeth

• Buying Mr. Stanford a coffee

• Cleaning the classroom

What is one example of a civic responsibility?

• Bashing both Trump and Clinton

• Voting and deciding how to vote

• Eating healthy foods

• Not wearing deoderant

The term used when acting upon what is good, right and proper.

• Ethical Behaviour

• Animal Behaviour

• Rehearsed Behaviour

• Copied Behaviour