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Lesson Note on the Human Kidney Topic: The Human Kidney Duration: 40 minutes Specific Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: Define the kidney and state its location in the human body. Identify and describe the structure and functions of the kidney. Explain the processes involved in urine formation (filtration, reabsorption, and secretion). Describe how the kidney contributes to homeostasis. Identify common kidney-related diseases and how to prevent them. Evaluate the importance of maintaining kidney health. Lesson Content: 1. Introduction to the Human Kidney The kidneys are vital organs in the human body responsible for filtering waste from the blood and regulating water and electrolyte balance. They are part of the excretory system and play a crucial role in homeostasis. Location: The kidneys are located in the abdominal cavity, on either side of the spine, just below the rib cage. Each kidney is bean-shaped and about the size of a fi...
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WAEC Civic Education Past Questions and Answers (Objective Practice)

 

Introduction

Civic Education is an important WAEC subject that teaches students their rights, duties, and responsibilities as citizens. It also covers topics such as human rights, national values, democracy, security, social issues, and political participation. The subject helps build responsible citizens who contribute positively to society. This post provides WAEC-standard objective questions and answers to help students prepare effectively.

OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Instruction: Choose the correct option A–D.

1–20: Citizenship & Civic Concepts

  1. Civic Education is the study of
    A. farming B. rights and duties of citizens C. science D. trade
    Answer: B

  2. A citizen is a
    A. stranger B. member of a country C. visitor D. soldier only
    Answer: B

  3. Citizenship can be acquired by
    A. birth only B. birth, registration, naturalization C. voting D. trade
    Answer: B

  4. Naturalization means
    A. buying citizenship B. legal process of becoming a citizen C. voting D. arrest
    Answer: B

  5. A duty of a citizen is
    A. stealing B. obeying laws C. cheating D. violence
    Answer: B

  6. One right of a citizen is
    A. fraud B. right to life C. robbery D. corruption
    Answer: B

  7. Civic responsibility includes
    A. violence B. paying tax C. cheating exams D. theft
    Answer: B

  8. National values include
    A. corruption B. honesty C. robbery D. fraud
    Answer: B

  9. Patriotism means
    A. hatred for country B. love for country C. war D. crime
    Answer: B

  10. National anthem promotes
    A. division B. unity C. crime D. corruption
    Answer: B

  11. National flag represents
    A. confusion B. unity and identity C. war D. trade
    Answer: B

  12. Democracy means
    A. rule by one person B. rule by the people C. military rule D. monarchy
    Answer: B

  13. Civic education helps to
    A. increase crime B. build responsible citizens C. promote war D. encourage cheating
    Answer: B

  14. Rule of law means
    A. leaders above law B. equality before law C. no law D. military law only
    Answer: B

  15. Human rights are
    A. privileges B. basic freedoms C. crimes D. taxes
    Answer: B

  16. One human right is
    A. right to steal B. right to life C. right to cheat D. right to fight
    Answer: B

  17. A responsible citizen
    A. obeys laws B. breaks laws C. steals D. fights
    Answer: A

  18. Civic values include
    A. honesty B. corruption C. fraud D. violence
    Answer: A

  19. Citizenship education promotes
    A. disorder B. national unity C. war D. crime
    Answer: B

  20. A citizen’s obligation is
    A. destroying property B. paying tax C. stealing D. violence
    Answer: B

21–40: Government & Democracy

  1. Democracy is
    A. rule by army B. rule by the people C. rule by king D. rule by police
    Answer: B

  2. One feature of democracy is
    A. dictatorship B. free elections C. military rule D. chaos
    Answer: B

  3. Voting is also called
    A. taxation B. suffrage C. robbery D. governance
    Answer: B

  4. Secret ballot ensures
    A. transparency B. voter privacy C. cheating D. war
    Answer: B

  5. Election is
    A. fighting B. selecting leaders C. stealing D. judging
    Answer: B

  6. Electoral malpractice includes
    A. fairness B. rigging C. voting D. debate
    Answer: B

  7. A political party is
    A. army group B. group with political ideas C. school D. court
    Answer: B

  8. Manifesto is
    A. secret plan B. party programme C. law book D. court rule
    Answer: B

  9. Opposition party
    A. supports government always B. criticizes government C. rules country D. army
    Answer: B

  10. One function of opposition is
    A. stealing B. checking government excesses C. war D. tax collection
    Answer: B

  11. Government is
    A. religion B. system that governs a state C. school D. army only
    Answer: B

  12. Rule of law protects
    A. leaders only B. all citizens equally C. rich only D. army only
    Answer: B

  13. Constitution is
    A. lawless system B. fundamental law of a country C. military order D. tradition
    Answer: B

  14. A written constitution is
    A. oral B. documented C. unknown D. flexible only
    Answer: B

  15. Separation of powers means
    A. merging powers B. dividing powers among arms of government C. military rule D. dictatorship
    Answer: B

  16. The legislature makes
    A. laws B. food C. money D. weapons
    Answer: A

  17. The executive implements
    A. laws B. songs C. sports D. trade
    Answer: A

  18. The judiciary interprets
    A. music B. laws C. farming D. economy
    Answer: B

  19. One arm of government is
    A. market B. judiciary C. school D. church
    Answer: B

  20. Civic education promotes
    A. violence B. responsible citizenship C. crime D. corruption
    Answer: B

41–60: Rights, Duties & National Values

  1. Human rights include
    A. right to steal B. right to life C. right to cheat D. right to fight
    Answer: B

  2. One duty of citizens is
    A. robbery B. obeying laws C. fraud D. violence
    Answer: B

  3. National values include
    A. honesty B. corruption C. stealing D. cheating
    Answer: A

  4. Patriotism is
    A. hatred for country B. love for country C. crime D. war
    Answer: B

  5. Civic responsibility includes
    A. tax evasion B. paying tax C. stealing D. cheating
    Answer: B

  6. Civic education helps to reduce
    A. unity B. crime C. education D. health
    Answer: B

  7. National anthem promotes
    A. division B. unity C. violence D. corruption
    Answer: B

  8. National flag represents
    A. confusion B. identity and unity C. war D. crime
    Answer: B

  9. Good citizenship involves
    A. law breaking B. obeying rules C. cheating D. violence
    Answer: B

  10. Civic values promote
    A. disorder B. discipline C. crime D. fraud
    Answer: B

  1. A responsible citizen pays
    A. bribes B. tax C. fines only D. nothing
    Answer: B

  2. Tax is used for
    A. war only B. national development C. crime D. fraud
    Answer: B

  3. Civic education teaches
    A. crime B. citizenship values C. stealing D. fighting
    Answer: B

  4. National identity means
    A. confusion B. belonging to a country C. crime D. war
    Answer: B

  5. Good governance includes
    A. corruption B. transparency C. fraud D. dictatorship
    Answer: B

  6. Transparency means
    A. secrecy B. openness C. cheating D. fraud
    Answer: B

  7. Accountability means
    A. hiding actions B. responsibility C. crime D. war
    Answer: B

  8. Democracy promotes
    A. dictatorship B. participation C. war D. crime
    Answer: B

  9. Political apathy means
    A. interest in politics B. lack of interest C. voting D. campaigning
    Answer: B

  10. Civic education builds
    A. criminals B. responsible citizens C. thieves D. fraudsters
    Answer: B

61–80: Social Issues & Security

  1. Security means
    A. danger B. protection from harm C. crime D. war
    Answer: B

  2. Insecurity means
    A. safety B. danger or threat C. peace D. unity
    Answer: B

  3. One cause of insecurity is
    A. peace B. unemployment C. education D. unity
    Answer: B

  4. Crime is
    A. legal act B. unlawful act C. sport D. job
    Answer: B

  5. Examples of crime include
    A. honesty B. robbery C. voting D. reading
    Answer: B

  6. Drug abuse is
    A. proper use B. misuse of drugs C. eating food D. exercise
    Answer: B

  7. Drug abuse leads to
    A. health B. addiction C. education D. success
    Answer: B

  8. One way to reduce crime is
    A. corruption B. good education C. violence D. fraud
    Answer: B

  9. Civic education promotes
    A. crime B. peace C. violence D. robbery
    Answer: B

  10. Peace means
    A. war B. absence of conflict C. crime D. disorder
    Answer: B

  11. Conflict is
    A. agreement B. disagreement C. peace D. unity
    Answer: B

  12. One cause of conflict is
    A. unity B. misunderstanding C. peace D. cooperation
    Answer: B

  13. Resolution means
    A. problem solving B. creating conflict C. war D. crime
    Answer: A

  14. Rule of law ensures
    A. injustice B. justice C. crime D. chaos
    Answer: B

  15. Justice means
    A. fairness B. cheating C. corruption D. crime
    Answer: A

  16. Equality means
    A. discrimination B. fairness C. inequality D. bias
    Answer: B

  17. Discrimination is
    A. fairness B. unfair treatment C. equality D. justice
    Answer: B

  18. Civic education encourages
    A. violence B. unity C. crime D. fraud
    Answer: B

  19. Good governance reduces
    A. development B. corruption C. education D. peace
    Answer: B

  20. Law enforcement is done by
    A. teachers B. police C. farmers D. traders
    Answer: B

81–100: National Development & Institutions

  1. National development means
    A. backwardness B. progress of a country C. war D. crime
    Answer: B

  2. Development includes
    A. corruption B. education C. crime D. violence
    Answer: B

  3. Education helps to
    A. reduce knowledge B. increase knowledge C. promote crime D. war
    Answer: B

  4. Civic education promotes
    A. ignorance B. awareness C. crime D. corruption
    Answer: B

  5. Mass media includes
    A. radio B. court C. army D. school
    Answer: A

  6. Mass media helps in
    A. spreading information B. crime C. war D. corruption
    Answer: A

  7. One role of media is
    A. hiding truth B. educating citizens C. crime D. violence
    Answer: B

  8. Good governance requires
    A. corruption B. accountability C. fraud D. cheating
    Answer: B

  9. Citizens participate in governance through
    A. voting B. stealing C. crime D. violence
    Answer: A

  10. Civic education encourages
    A. apathy B. participation C. crime D. corruption
    Answer: B

  11. Leadership means
    A. following B. guiding others C. stealing D. fighting
    Answer: B

  12. A good leader is
    A. corrupt B. honest C. violent D. selfish
    Answer: B

  13. Civic education helps to build
    A. criminals B. leaders C. thieves D. fraudsters
    Answer: B

  14. National unity means
    A. division B. togetherness C. war D. conflict
    Answer: B

  15. Diversity means
    A. sameness B. differences C. unity only D. equality only
    Answer: B

  16. Civic education promotes respect for
    A. crime B. law C. violence D. fraud
    Answer: B

  17. Democracy encourages
    A. dictatorship B. participation C. war D. crime
    Answer: B

  18. Civic education helps citizens to
    A. break law B. obey law C. cheat exams D. fight
    Answer: B

  19. National development depends on
    A. crime B. good citizens C. corruption D. war
    Answer: B

  20. Civic education is important because it
    A. promotes crime B. builds responsible citizens C. supports fraud D. encourages violence
    Answer: B

EXAM SUCCESS TIPS

  • Learn definitions of key civic terms
  • Understand rights and responsibilities clearly
  • Study democracy and governance systems
  • Practice past WAEC Civic Education questions
  • Revise national values and symbols
  • Focus on security and social issues
  • Read current affairs regularly
  • Understand human rights deeply
  • Practice CBT objective questions
  • Stay consistent and revise daily

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