Read Now: National Values Education for Common Entrance Exam.

Introduction

Hello students!
It’s your favorite teacher, Mr. David, and welcome back to All Cities Education. In this session, we will dive into National Values Education (NVE), one of the most crucial subjects for the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE).

What is NVE?
National Values Education combines three key subjects:

Social Studies
Civic Education
Security Education

These are assessed alongside Mathematics, English, Quantitative Reasoning, and Verbal Reasoning in the common entrance exam. Today’s tutorial will tackle past questions from the last 15 years, helping you understand patterns and prepare effectively.

You can watch the full class in the video below:

Question 1: Good Citizenship in School

Question:
Which of these best shows good citizenship in a school?

Options:

A) Avoiding school task
B) Reporting stolen items
C) Fighting for one’s right
D) Ignoring assembly time

Explanation

Good citizenship means showing responsibility, honesty, and respect for rules in school. Let’s evaluate the options:

Avoiding school task: This shows irresponsibility and unwillingness to help.
Reporting stolen items: This demonstrates honesty and concern for others.
Fighting for one’s right: Although it sounds valid, fighting disrupts harmony in school.
Ignoring assembly time: Disobeying school rules is not good citizenship.

Correct Answer: B) Reporting stolen items

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