Third Term Examination Security Education Primary 5 (Basic 5) Exam Questions (91 Multiple Choice and 38 Theory Questions)

 

 

SECURITY EDUCATION

THIRD TERM EXAMINATION

PRIMARY 5 (BASIC 5)

 

 

SECTION A – OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

INSTRUCTION – Choose the correct answer from the options.

1. ______ is the used of force to have sex with someone.

A. Rape

B. Rapist

C. Love

 

2. ______ is one of the causes of rape.

A. Good friends

B. Bad friends

C. Friend and family

 

4. Rape is a ______ sex.

A. force

B. agreement

C. relationship

 

3. Walking alone at night is not one of the causes of rape.

A. True

B. False

 

4. Fear and sadness are some of the effects of rape.

A. True

B. False

 

5. Stay away from strangers is one of the ways to control rape.

A. True

B. False

 

6. ______ is the person who rapes someone or the person commits rape.

A. Sex

B. Rapist

C. Rape

 

7. Rape may occur between people of the same or opposite ______.

A. rapist

B. love

C. sex

 

8. The most common rapists are ______ while the highest victims are ______ and ______.

A. Women, men and children

B. Men, women and children

C. Children, women and men

 

9. Opposite sex means ______ and ______.

A. man and man

B. woman and man

C. boy and man

 

10. Same sex means ______.

A. sex between men or women

B. sex between one man and one woman

C. sex between man and woman

 

 

11. ______ is a crime of taking money or other people’s possession with the use of force or threat.

A. Robbery

B. Robber

C. Rubber

 

12. Robbery is ______ and ______ offend.

A. lawful and not punishable

B. unlawful and punishable

C. nice and little punishable

 

13. Robbery involves the use of ______ on the victims.

A. attack

B. force

C. A and B

 

14. ______ is the person who robs or commits robbery.

A. Rapist

B. Thief

C. Robber

 

15. The desire for material gain such as money and the use of expensive things are major causes of robbery.

A. True

B. False

 

16. ______ ​the feeling of having a strong desire for the things that other people have.

A. Covetousness

B. Want

C. Need

 

 

17. ______ is a social group of people whose practices or activities such as membership, initiation, policies and rites are mostly done in the secret.

A. Secret society

B. Cult member

C. Cultism

 

18. Another name for cultism is ______.

A. secret cult

B. religious cult

C. personal cult

 

19. Cultism is a group make the society unsafe by attacking and killing innocent people, destroy property, engaging in armed robbery, drug abuse, and kidnapping.

A. True

B. False

C. Not really

 

20. One of these is not a threat to personal security.

A. Robbery

B. Cultism

C. Police

 

 

21. One of these is a reason for joining secret cult.

A. Recognition

B. Good grade

C. Job opportunity

 

 

22. Lack of parental care is one of the causes of cultism.

A. True

B. False

C. No, it’s not

 

23. To control the activities or practices of cultism in our schools is not a join task of parents, administors and government.

A. False

B. True

C. I don’t know

 

24. School’s security cannot necessarily control the activities and practices of cultism.

A. False

B. True

C. I don’t know

 

25. ______ is a fair relationship between different groups of people in resource distribution, sharing formula and political participation in government.

A. Social injustice

B. Social justice

C. Social support

 

26. When resources are not evenly distributed among different groups of people, it is called ______.

A. Social injustice

B. Social justice

C. Social judgment

 

27. ______ is when an individual or a group of people treats other groups unfairly by taking advantages of them or ignoring their rights.

A. Social injustice

B. Social justice

C. Social judgment

 

28. ______ is a wrongful actions against individuals or certain people within society.

A. Social injustice

B. Social justice

C. Social judgment

 

29. Which of the following promote fairness and equity?

A. Social injustice

B. Social justice

C. Social judgment

 

30. ______ is the root of social discrimination.

A. Social injustice

B. Social justice

C. Social judgment

 

 

31. Poverty eradication is one of the way to fight ______.

A. Social injustice

B. Social justice

C. Social judgment

 

32. ______ is not the effects of social injustice.

A. Vandalization

B. Peaceful protest

C. Loneliness

 

33. Social injustice is the causes of ______.

A. peaceful protest

B. racial discrimination

C. good health care

 

34. Ageism is a social injustice on ______.

A. men, women and children

B. women, children and old

C. men, women and old

 

35. ______  is a penalty or sanction given for people that have intentionally committed crime(s) or offense.

A. Offender

B. Criminal

C. Punishment

 

36. An ______ is a person who has committed a crime.

A. Offender

B. Criminal

C. Punishment

 

37. ______ prevents future crime by removing the offender from society.

A. Incapability

B. Incapacitation

C. Incompetent

 

38. ______ prevents future crime by altering a offender’s behavior.

A. Rehabilitation

B. Restitution

C. Retribution

 

39. ______ prevents future crime by removing the desire for personal avengement (in the form of assault, battery, and criminal homicide, for example) against the defendant.

A. Rehabilitation

B. Restitution

C. Retribution

 

40. ______ prevents future crime by punishing the offender financially.

A. Rehabilitation

B. Restitution

C. Retribution

 

 

41. ______ is a punishment given any offenders to discourage the them from committing crime(s) in the future.

A. Difference

B. Determine

C. Deterrence

 

42. ______ prevent men ability to have sex.

A. Rape

B. Castration

C. Sex education

 

43. ______ is a place where prisoner are kept for a short or life time.

A. House arrest

B. Prison

C. Cage

 

44. ______ is also known as correctional facilities.

A. House arrest

B. Prison

C. Cage

 

45. ______ is a place where a prisoner is kept in his own apartment, rather than in a prison.

A. House arrest

B. Prison

C. Cage

 

46. A fine is the most common form of punishment for an offence given by the ______.

A. court

B. prison

C. government

 

47. ______ and ______ the maximum punishments for any offenders.

A. Imprisonment and fine

B. Death sentence and imprisonment

C. Life imprisonment and death sentence

 

48. ______ is the temporary release of a detained person until an investigation or trial is concluded.

A. Fine

B. Bail

C. Discharge

 

49. One of these is the benefits of punishment.

A. To support future crimes.

B. To assist future crimes.

C. To prevent future crimes.

 

50. ______  is a penalty or sanction given for people that have intentionally committed crime(s) or offense.

A. Offender

B. Criminal

C. Punishment

 

 

51. An ______ is a person who has committed a crime.

A. Offender

B. Criminal

C. Punishment

 

52. ______ is a warming to harm or injure an individual or group of people if they do not do what someone wants them to do.

A. Threat

B. Punishment

C. Crime

 

53. ______ is a warning or sign that harm or trouble is coming.

A. Punishment

B. Crime

C. Threat

 

54. A ______ can be spoken, written, or symbolic.

A. punishment

B. crime

C. threat

 

55. Threat to life is a ______ according to Section 56 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.

A. criminal offence

B. criminal behaviour

C. criminal act

 

56. ______ is a act of violence that is carried out against a specific target.

A. A conditional threat

B. A direct threat

C. A veiled threat

 

57. ______ is clear and explicit threat.

A. A conditional threat

B. A direct threat

C. A veiled threat

 

58. ______ threat is a threat that is uncertain, unclear threat.

A. A conditional threat

B. An indirect threat

C. A veiled threat

 

59. ______ sentence is a sentence that a reader can interpret in two or more ways.

A. An ambiguous sentence

B.  An unambiguous sentence

C. An unequivocal

 

60. A ______ is a threat that does not specifically threaten violence.

A. direct threat

B. veiled threat

C. conditional threat

 

 

61. A ______ is a threat that occurs unless specified conditions are met.

A. direct threat

B. veiled threat

C. conditional threat

 

Indicate Direct, Indirect, Veiled or Conditional threat.

62. I could kill everyone in this office if I decided to.

63. I’m going to bring gun to work tomorrow and shoot anyone in the office.

64. I will put a bomb in the office unless you fire the manager.

65. All the workers are so stupid they don’t deserve to live.

 

66. ______ is a young boy or girl that is below the age of puberty or below the legal age of majority.

A. Child

B. Adult

C. Man

 

67. A/An ______ is also known as a child.

A. born

B. unborn

C. infant

 

68. A legal age is usually start from ______ years.

A. 81

B. 8

C. 18

 

69. ______ is the age at which a person gains the legal status of an adult.

A. Legal age

B. Legal right

C. Legal freedom

 

70. ______ is also known as the age of legal majority.

A. Legal right

B. Legal freedom

C. Legal age

 

 

71. According to the Section 29(4) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (FRN) defines a ______ as any person under the age of 18.

A. adult

B. child

C. young

 

72. A ______ is a rule made by a government which the citizens must obey and fellow accordingly or be punished by the law for disobeying the law.

A. rule

B. law

C. registration

 

73. A ______ is what you can do and enjoy according to the law.

A. food

B. law

C. right

 

74. The ______ is the law that guarantees the rights of all children in Nigeria, providing for the best interest of a child to be of paramount consideration in all actions. It also provides for a child to be given protection and care necessary for his or her wellbeing.

A. Child’s Freedom Act (2003)

B. Child’s Law Act (2003)

C. Child’s Rights Act (2003)

 

75. Parent, etc. to provide guidance with respect to child’s responsibilities (Section 20) is stated in ______.

A. Child’s Freedom Act (2003)

B. Child’s Law Act (2003)

C. Child’s Rights Act (2003)

 

76. The Lagos State House of Assembly, Child’s Right Law was enacts in ______.

A. 2003

B. 2007

C. 2011

 

77. The following are ways of preventing crimes except _________.

[a] not leaving attractive item on window

[b] supporting criminals

[c] parking our cars safely in the garage

 

78. The following are tools that can be used for criminals activities except _________.

[a] ladder

[b] knife

[c] Bible

 

79. Criminals should be _________.

[a] celebrate

[b] rejoice

[c] reported

 

80. Anti – social behaviour causes _________ to other people.

[a] trust

[b] gain

[c] harm

 

 

81. The following are anti social behaviours except _________.

[a] stealing

[b] fighting

[c] praying

 

82. Anti – social behaviour is a _________ attitude.

[a] good

[b] selfish

[c] better

 

83. Manslaughter, kidnapping are _________.

[a] violent offences

[b] means of praying

[c] showing love

 

84. Reducing speed, not drinking when driving are solution to _________.

[a] road accident

[b] violence

[c] drug abuse

 

85. Vehicle must always be in _________ condition when driving.

[a] bad

[b] good

[c] worse

 

86. Obeying traffic rules is a solution to road accident _________.

[a] true

[b] false

[c] maybe

 

87. Incest involves sexual intercourse with _________.

[a] family members

[b] strangers

[c] married couple

 

88. Theft simply means _________.

[a] stealing

[b] lying

[c] cheating

 

89. Peer pressure can influence a person’s _________.

[a] behaviour

[b] eating mode

[c] money

 

90. Peer pressure can be inform of _________.

[a] encouragement

[b] disappointment

[c] monitoring

 

 

91. Gangs always have a _________ goal.

[a] common

[b] rare

[c] different

 

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SECTION B – THEORY QUESTIONS

INSTRUCTION – Attempt all question in this section. 

GROUP 1 – QUESTIONS ON RAPE 

1. Explain the term rape.

2. State 3 causes of rape.

3. Mention 3 effects of rape on the victims.

4. Enumerate 3 ways to prevent rape in the community.

 

GROUP 2 – QUESTIONS ON ROBBERY

5. Define robbery.

6. state 3 causes of robbery.

7. Enumerate 3 effects of robbery on the victims.

8. List 3 ways to prevent robbery in the community.

 

GROUP 3 – QUESTIONS CULTISM 

9. Explain the concept of cultism.

10. List 3 causes of cultism.

11. Mention 3 effects of cultism on their members.

13. State 3 ways to prevent cultism in the community.

 

GROUP 4 – QUESTIONS ON SOCIAL INJUSTICE 

14. What is social injustice?

15. state 3 causes of social injustice.

16. list 3 effects of social injustice.

17. discuss 3 ways to prevent social injustice in the community.

 

GROUP 5 – QUESTIONS ON PUNISHMENT 

18. explain the term – punishment.

19. state 3 types of punishment.

20. mention 3 common punishment to various threats to personal security.

21. analyze 3 benefits of punishment.

 

 

GROUP 6 – QUESTIONS ON THREAT 

22. explain the term – threat.

23. state 2 types of threat.

24. mention 3 common punishment to all types of threat.

25. List 2 possible punishment for each of the following:

I. Rape

II. Cultism

III. Social Injustice

IV. Robbery

 

GROUP 7 – QUESTIONS ON THREAT 

26. Indicate Direct, Indirect, Veiled or Conditional threat.

I . I could kill everyone in this office if I decided to.

II. I’m going to bring gun to work tomorrow and shoot anyone in the office.

III. I will put a bomb in the office unless you fire the manager.

IV. All the workers are so stupid they don’t deserve to live.

 

GROUP 8 – QUESTIONS ON CHILD’S RIGHT ACT 

27. Who is a child is under the Child’s Right Act?

28. Define the law.

29. What is right?

30. State 5 Child’s Right Act in Lagos State, Nigeria.

 

 

GROUP 9 – QUESTIONS ON PEER PRESSURE AND GANG 

31. What is peer pressure?

32. Mention 3 ways peer group can influence a person’s behaviour.

33. Define a gang.

34. State 3 characteristics of a gang.

 

GROUP 10 – QUESTIONS ON CONTENTMENT AND FAMILY 

35. What is contentment?

36. List 5 characteristics of contentment.

36 . Explain the concept family

37. List 3 advantages of a good family.

38. Mention 5 anti – social behaviours in the society.