Understanding Corruption Quiz

What is corruption?

• Using power fairly for public benefit

• Using power dishonestly for personal gain

• Helping the government work smoothly

• Donating money to charities

Which of the following is a major cause of corruption?

• Strong legal systems

• Lack of transparency and weak institutions

• Free and fair elections

• Equal opportunities for all citizens

How does corruption affect a country’s economy?

• It helps businesses grow faster

• It increases foreign investments

• It discourages investors and slows economic growth

• It improves job opportunities for the poor

Why do corrupt leaders often stay in power?

• They follow democratic principles

• They rig elections and break laws

• They focus on public welfare

• They refuse to accept bribes

What is one of the worst impacts of corruption on society?

• It strengthens environmental protection laws

• It leads to unfair distribution of wealth

• It increases trust in the legal system

• It improves the quality of education

Which of the following countries is known for having low corruption?

• Denmark

• Nigeria

• Venezuela

• Afghanistan

What has helped New Zealand maintain low corruption levels?

• Corrupt leaders and weak governance

• A strong culture of accountability and transparency

• A lack of punishment for corrupt officials

• Limited freedom of the press

Why is Singapore known for its low corruption levels?

• Corruption is tolerated if it benefits the country

• It has strict laws and severe punishments for corruption

• The government keeps financial records secret

• The public is not involved in governance

Which African country is considered one of the least corrupt?

• Botswana

• South Sudan

• Somalia

• Zimbabwe

How does low corruption benefit a country’s economy?

• It discourages foreign investments

• It leads to economic growth and job creation

• It reduces trust in the government

• It encourages illegal activities