If you are preparing for your GCE, WAEC, or NECO Civic Education examination, practicing likely objective questions is one of the smartest ways to succeed. The questions below are drawn from classroom explanations and follow the standard exam format. Study them carefully to understand key concepts such as citizenship, democracy, rule of law, and civic duties.
1) Which of the following best describes a responsible citizen?
A. Someone who ignores laws when convenient
B. Someone who participates in community service
C. Someone who votes only when forced
D. Someone who avoids paying taxes
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: A responsible citizen contributes positively to society through activities like community service and lawful behavior.
2) The principle of “rule of law” means that:
A. Only some people are subject to the law
B. The law is above every citizen including the government
C. The law applies only to the poor
D. Leaders are not accountable under the law
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Rule of law ensures that everyone, including leaders, is subject to the law.
3) The function of the judiciary includes:
A. Enforcing laws by policing
B. Making new tax policies
C. Interpreting the constitution and laws
D. Campaigning for political parties
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: The judiciary interprets laws and settles disputes according to the constitution.
4) One of the major responsibilities of a citizen is to:
A. Avoid obeying laws they dislike
B. Participate in elections
C. Refuse to pay taxes always
D. Undermine democratic institutions
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Voting and civic participation are key responsibilities in a democracy.
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5) A pressure group is a group of people who:
A. Support government policies at all times
B. Influence public policy without seeking election
C. Replace the judiciary
D. Are illegal in democratic systems
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Pressure groups influence government decisions without contesting elections.
6) The Nigerian national anthem mainly serves to:
A. Replace cultural songs
B. Promote national unity and patriotism
C. Limit freedom of expression
D. Entertain citizens
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: The anthem promotes unity, loyalty, and national identity.
7) Which body is responsible for conducting elections in Nigeria?
A. National Assembly
B. Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
C. Nigerian Police Force
D. Code of Conduct Bureau
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: INEC organizes and supervises elections in Nigeria.
8) Democracy means:
A. Rule by one person
B. Government by the people through elected representatives
C. Military rule
D. Traditional monarchy
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Democracy allows citizens to choose their leaders through elections.
9) Which of the following is NOT a civic duty?
A. Obeying the law
B. Voting in elections
C. Paying taxes
D. Engaging in violent protest
Correct Answer: D
Explanation: Civic duties promote peace and order, not violence.
10) Citizenship education is mainly concerned with:
A. Teaching war history
B. Training responsible and informed citizens
C. Business education only
D. Learning foreign languages
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Citizenship education develops civic values, rights, and responsibilities.
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Conclusion
Regular practice of questions like these helps you understand Civic Education concepts and improves your confidence in the examination hall. Focus on understanding the meaning behind each topic rather than memorizing answers.
Keywords
GCE Civic Education questions
Civic Education objective questions
Rule of law Civic Education
Responsible citizen questions
INEC functions Nigeria
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