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Civic Education Examination For Primary 3 – Third Term
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Civic Education Examination for Primary 3
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1.
The legal status of being a citizen of a particular country is known as ____________.
A.
Nationality
B.
Identity
C.
Individuality
D.
Simplicity
Reveal Answer
Nationality
2.
In what year was the national anthem composed?
A.
1st October 1978
B.
1st October , 1969
C.
1st October, 1960
D.
1st October, 1959
Reveal Answer
1st October, 1960
3.
Which of these people CANNOT be seen as a national symbol?
A.
Chief Obafemi Awolow
B.
Mr Ben Odiase
C.
President Muhammad Buhari
D.
Sir Ahmadu Bello
Reveal Answer
Mr Ben Odiase
4.
As a mature working citizen, we are expected to pay _________ to the government.
A.
tithe
B.
tax
C.
interest
D.
fee
Reveal Answer
tax
5.
As a patriotic citizen of Nigeria, you are expected to do the following EXCEPT____________________.
A.
travel out illegally
B.
obey the law
C.
vote for the candidate of your choice
D.
pay your tax
Reveal Answer
travel out illegally
6.
Who composed the national anthem?
A.
Aliko Dangote
B.
Goodluck Jonathan
C.
Ben Odiase
D.
James Brown
Reveal Answer
Ben Odiase
7.
A man who has lived for a long period of time in another country can become a citizen of that country by __________.
A.
birth
B.
force
C.
marriage
D.
naturalization
Reveal Answer
naturalization
8.
The legal right of an individual to belong to a particular country is called _____________.
A.
brotherhood
B.
union
C.
citizenship
D.
courtship
Reveal Answer
citizenship
9.
The Nigerian flag is made up of how many colours?
A.
3
B.
4
C.
2
D.
1
Reveal Answer
2
10.
Which of these is the most popular national symbol?
A.
Nigerian constitution
B.
National flag
C.
National Anthem
D.
National Staduim
Reveal Answer
National flag
11.
When was the Nigerian national flag designed?
A.
1987
B.
1978
C.
1960
D.
1959
Reveal Answer
1959
12.
The symbol of authority which must be present whenever the senate members meet is called the _________.
A.
flag
B.
constitution
C.
currency
D.
mace
Reveal Answer
constitution
13.
As citizens of Nigeria, we enjoy certain benefits. These benefits are referred to our _________?
A.
duties
B.
opportunities
C.
mandate
D.
rights
Reveal Answer
rights
14.
When you vote during elections, you are said to have performed your civic _________.
A.
order
B.
privilege
C.
duty
D.
authority
Reveal Answer
duty
15.
P.A.Y.E means _________________.
A.
pay as you’re entitled
B.
pray as your enemy
C.
preach as you exhibit
D.
pay as you earn
Reveal Answer
pay as you earn
16.
In Nigeria, we use naira as our currency. What is the currency of the United states of America?
A.
Pound
B.
Dollar
C.
Euro
D.
Cedi
Reveal Answer
Dollar
17.
A group of people see the similarities in the way they live as their _________.
A.
desire
B.
culture
C.
inheritance
D.
behaviour
Reveal Answer
culture
18.
How many denominations are there of the Nigerian currency paper note?
A.
5
B.
7
C.
8
D.
10
Reveal Answer
8
19.
The white in the Nigerian flag stands for ______________.
A.
Justice and peace
B.
Strength and dignity
C.
Strength and unity
D.
Peace and unity
Reveal Answer
Peace and unity
20.
Which of the following national symbols tells the source of a country’s wealth?
A.
flag
B.
mace
C.
constitution
D.
coat of arms
Reveal Answer
coat of arms
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