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BIOLOGY LESSON NOTE ON HUMAN KIDNEY

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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 Government Past Questions and Answers (Objective Practice)

 

Introduction

Government is a core subject in WAEC that studies how a country is organized and governed. It covers topics such as democracy, political institutions, constitutions, political ideologies, electoral systems, citizenship, and international relations. Success in Government requires understanding key concepts and memorizing important definitions and systems. This post provides WAEC-standard objective questions and answers to help students prepare effectively.

OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Instruction: Choose the correct option A–D.

  1. Government is best defined as
    A. study of law B. administration of state affairs C. military rule D. religion
    Answer: B

  2. A state consists of
    A. people only B. government only C. population, territory, government and sovereignty D. army only
    Answer: C

  3. Sovereignty means
    A. military power B. supreme authority of the state C. population size D. economic power
    Answer: B

  4. One feature of democracy is
    A. dictatorship B. free and fair elections C. military rule D. monarchy
    Answer: B

  5. The constitution is
    A. court law B. fundamental law of a state C. military order D. police rule
    Answer: B

  6. A written constitution is
    A. unwritten rules B. codified document C. oral tradition D. military decree
    Answer: B

  7. Unwritten constitution is found mainly in
    A. Nigeria B. USA C. UK D. Ghana
    Answer: C

  8. The doctrine of separation of powers was proposed by
    A. Aristotle B. Montesquieu C. Marx D. Locke
    Answer: B

  9. The arm of government that makes laws is
    A. executive B. legislature C. judiciary D. police
    Answer: B

  10. The executive implements
    A. laws B. rules only C. traditions D. taxes only
    Answer: A

  11. The judiciary interprets
    A. music B. laws C. economy D. politics
    Answer: B

  12. A parliamentary system has
    A. president only B. prime minister as head of government C. king only D. military ruler
    Answer: B

  13. Presidential system features
    A. fusion of powers B. separation of powers C. no constitution D. monarchy
    Answer: B

  14. Citizenship can be acquired by
    A. election only B. birth, registration, naturalization C. war only D. voting
    Answer: B

  15. A referendum is
    A. election of president B. direct vote on issue C. court trial D. census
    Answer: B

  16. Political party is
    A. army group B. group of people with same political ideas C. religious group D. court
    Answer: B

  17. One-party system allows
    A. many parties B. one dominant party C. no party D. military only
    Answer: B

  18. Multi-party system allows
    A. one party B. many parties C. no parties D. military rule
    Answer: B

  19. Military rule is also called
    A. democracy B. dictatorship C. monarchy D. republic
    Answer: B

  20. Franchise means
    A. voting right B. law making C. taxation D. army rule
    Answer: A

  1. Universal adult suffrage means
    A. voting by children B. voting by all adults C. voting by army D. voting by rich only
    Answer: B

  2. Electoral commission organizes
    A. trade B. elections C. courts D. army
    Answer: B

  3. Ballot paper is used for
    A. voting B. judging C. law making D. taxation
    Answer: A

  4. Secret ballot ensures
    A. publicity B. voter privacy C. corruption D. military control
    Answer: B

  5. One function of government is
    A. entertainment B. law making C. sports only D. religion
    Answer: B

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

  7. A unitary system of government has
    A. strong central government B. weak central government C. no government D. military rule only
    Answer: A

  8. Federal system has
    A. one government B. division of powers between central and regional C. no constitution D. monarchy only
    Answer: B

  9. Federation means
    A. unity of states under one central authority B. military rule C. dictatorship D. monarchy
    Answer: A

  10. Nigeria practices
    A. unitary system B. federal system C. monarchy D. dictatorship
    Answer: B

  1. Political culture refers to
    A. economy B. citizens’ political beliefs C. army strength D. trade system
    Answer: B

  2. Political socialization is
    A. learning politics B. voting C. ruling D. judging
    Answer: A

  3. An election is
    A. law making B. process of choosing leaders C. tax collection D. war
    Answer: B

  4. A by-election is held when
    A. all seats are vacant B. one seat becomes vacant C. no election D. census is done
    Answer: B

  5. Suffrage means
    A. voting rights B. army rule C. taxation D. law making
    Answer: A

  6. The head of state in Nigeria is
    A. prime minister B. president C. king D. governor
    Answer: B

  7. The legislature in Nigeria is called
    A. National Assembly B. Supreme Court C. Cabinet D. Police
    Answer: A

  8. The upper house is
    A. House of Representatives B. Senate C. Cabinet D. Court
    Answer: B

  9. The lower house is
    A. Senate B. House of Representatives C. Supreme Court D. Police
    Answer: B

  10. The constitution of 1999 is
    A. unwritten B. written C. military only D. traditional
    Answer: B

  1. Democracy originated from
    A. USA B. Greece C. Nigeria D. UK
    Answer: B

  2. Aristotle is a
    A. scientist B. political philosopher C. engineer D. doctor
    Answer: B

  3. Dictatorship means
    A. rule by people B. rule by one person C. rule by many D. no rule
    Answer: B

  4. Civil service is
    A. army B. government workers C. farmers D. traders
    Answer: B

  5. One feature of bureaucracy is
    A. disorder B. hierarchy C. chaos D. laziness
    Answer: B

  6. Local government is
    A. central authority B. grassroots government C. foreign government D. military rule
    Answer: B

  7. One function of local government is
    A. war B. local development C. national defense D. foreign trade
    Answer: B

  8. Taxation is used for
    A. entertainment B. revenue generation C. war only D. farming
    Answer: B

  9. National anthem promotes
    A. division B. unity C. war D. corruption
    Answer: B

  10. National symbols include
    A. flag B. uniform C. food D. clothes
    Answer: A

  1. Political party manifesto is
    A. secret plan B. party programme C. court law D. army rule
    Answer: B

  2. Coalition government is formed when
    A. one party wins B. parties join together C. military rules D. no election
    Answer: B

  3. Opposition party
    A. supports government always B. criticizes government C. is army D. is court
    Answer: B

  4. One role of opposition is
    A. law enforcement B. check government excesses C. tax collection D. war
    Answer: B

  5. Human rights are
    A. privileges only B. basic freedoms C. taxes D. laws only
    Answer: B

  6. One human right is
    A. slavery B. freedom of speech C. punishment D. arrest
    Answer: B

  7. Constitution can be amended by
    A. citizens only B. legislature C. army D. police
    Answer: B

  8. Rule of law means
    A. rule of king B. equality before law C. military rule D. no law
    Answer: B

  9. An election observer
    A. votes B. monitors elections C. rules country D. makes law
    Answer: B

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

  1. Diplomacy means
    A. war B. peaceful negotiation C. fighting D. trade only
    Answer: B

  2. International organization includes
    A. school B. UN C. police D. court
    Answer: B

  3. United Nations promotes
    A. war B. peace C. dictatorship D. inflation
    Answer: B

  4. ECOWAS is
    A. economic group B. army group C. court D. school
    Answer: A

  5. ECOWAS headquarters is in
    A. Abuja B. Accra C. Lagos D. Dakar
    Answer: B

  6. Colonialism means
    A. independence B. foreign rule C. democracy D. trade
    Answer: B

  7. Independence means
    A. foreign control B. self rule C. war D. taxation
    Answer: B

  8. Nationalism is
    A. love for country B. hatred C. trade D. war
    Answer: A

  9. Constitution ensures
    A. disorder B. order and stability C. war D. corruption
    Answer: B

  10. Judiciary is headed by
    A. president B. chief judge C. governor D. senator
    Answer: B

  1. Public opinion is
    A. government order B. citizens’ views C. army rule D. law
    Answer: B

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

  3. Radio is a form of
    A. mass media B. government C. army D. court
    Answer: A

  4. Transparency means
    A. secrecy B. openness C. corruption D. dictatorship
    Answer: B

  5. Accountability means
    A. hiding actions B. responsibility for actions C. war D. tax
    Answer: B

  6. Election rigging is
    A. fair voting B. cheating in elections C. voting D. debate
    Answer: B

  7. Democracy promotes
    A. dictatorship B. participation C. war D. slavery
    Answer: B

  8. A republic is
    A. monarchy B. elected head of state C. military rule D. empire
    Answer: B

  9. Political stability means
    A. confusion B. peace in governance C. war D. inflation
    Answer: B

  10. Constitution helps to
    A. create confusion B. guide government C. destroy law D. stop elections
    Answer: B

  1. Fundamental human rights are
    A. optional B. guaranteed rights C. illegal D. temporary
    Answer: B

  2. Judiciary ensures
    A. injustice B. justice C. war D. taxes
    Answer: B

  3. Law is made by
    A. executive B. legislature C. judiciary D. army
    Answer: B

  4. Cabinet is part of
    A. legislature B. executive C. judiciary D. police
    Answer: B

  5. Minister heads
    A. ministry B. court C. school D. army
    Answer: A

  6. Governor rules
    A. country B. state C. village D. court
    Answer: B

  7. Traditional ruler is
    A. elected president B. king or chief C. senator D. judge
    Answer: B

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

  9. Election campaign is
    A. voting day B. persuasion of voters C. court case D. census
    Answer: B

  10. Manifesto contains
    A. secrets B. party promises C. laws D. taxes
    Answer: B

  11. One aim of government is
    A. confusion B. welfare of citizens C. war D. inflation
    Answer: B

  12. National assembly is responsible for
    A. law making B. policing C. farming D. trade
    Answer: A

  13. Executive power is exercised by
    A. judges B. president and ministers C. teachers D. traders
    Answer: B

  14. Democracy encourages
    A. participation B. dictatorship C. war D. slavery
    Answer: A

  15. Election can be free and fair when there is
    A. rigging B. neutrality C. violence D. corruption
    Answer: B

  16. Constitution is important because it
    A. creates disorder B. guides governance C. stops voting D. removes laws
    Answer: B

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

  18. Political party helps in
    A. governance B. entertainment C. farming D. medicine
    Answer: A

  19. Government without constitution is
    A. orderly B. arbitrary C. democratic D. stable
    Answer: B

  20. Government is essential for
    A. chaos B. order and development C. war D. confusion
    Answer: B

EXAM SUCCESS TIPS

  • Learn key definitions word-for-word
  • Understand arms of government clearly
  • Study Nigerian constitution basics
  • Practice past WAEC questions regularly
  • Memorize political terms (democracy, sovereignty, rule of law)
  • Revise international organizations (UN, ECOWAS)
  • Understand electoral processes
  • Read current affairs regularly
  • Practice CBT-style questions
  • Stay consistent with revision and avoid cramming

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