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Social studies Exam---Jss1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is/are some of the benefits of national integration?

a)

To break the walls of ethnicity and nepotism.

.

b)

To avoid internal strife.

c)

To face foreign aggression

d)

All three above.

2.

Why do we need national integration?

a)

To promote socio-economic development.

b)

To make the nation solid and united.

c)

To keep our freedom secure.

d)

All the three options mentioned earlier.

3.

National integration involves the following except __________.

a)

an individual's attainment of education

b)

access to any public or private facility

c)

opportunity for employment and ownership of property

d)

opportunity for loan to improve one;s financial status

4.

___________________ is the incorporation of disparate ethnic or religious elements of the population into a unified society, providing equality of opportunity for all members of that society

a)

National cohesion

b)

National cooperation

c)

National integration

d)

National identity

5.

To prevent examination malpractice, students should do one of these

a)

Play all the time

b)

Cheat during examination

c)

Neglect reading their books

d)

Read and prepare adequately for examinations and test

6.
Which of the following best defines corruption?
a)
A form of bribery
b)
The misuse of entrusted power for personal gain
c)
Unethical behavior in politics
d)
Illegal activities committed by public officials
7.

All these are causes of examination malpractice except

a)

Inadequate or lack of preparation for exam

b)

Lack of reading or studying

c)

Lack of self confidence paying

d)

Paying attention in class , reading and studying before and during examination

8.

One of these is an example of examination malpractice

a)

Reading

b)

Cheating during rxam

c)

Listening attentively in class

d)

Doing homework

9.
What is the virus that causes AIDS?
a)
Hardly Infected Virus
b)
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
c)
Human Infected Virus
d)
Hate Infections Virus
10.

AIDS is caused by

a)

the human imunodeficiency virus, or VIH

b)

the human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV

c)

infected fluids

d)

sex

11.

HIV is ____________________ known to attack the human immune system directly or destroy T cells.

a)

one of several viruses

b)

the only kind of virus

12.

If a person suspects that they have been infected with HIV, they should

a)

Be tested for HIV and seek additional medical advice from a medical professional.

b)

Wait until symptoms appear before seeking testing and medical care.

c)

Continue high-risk behaviors until they know for sure that they have been infected.

d)

Tell no one, since they may encounter discrimination.

13.

If a person does develop symptoms of HIV, which of the following symptoms may develop?

a)

Loss of weight & appetite

b)

Constant cough & fever

c)

Feeling weak & tired

d)

All the above

14.

The Word "AIDS" is an acronym. It's letters stand for?

a)

Acquired Infectious Delivery Syndrome

b)

Acquired Influenza Deficiency Synthesis

c)

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

d)

Acquired Infection Discrepancy Syndrome

15.

Which of the following is a true statement about HIV?

a)

You can tell by looking at people whether or not they are infected with HIV.

b)

One can be infected for years before symptoms are experienced

c)

Opportunistic infections/diseases attack immune system

16.

Below are the techniques in negotiating with others except..

a)

Greeting

b)

Providing a starter.

c)

being unclear of one's position.

d)

Clarifying.

17.

The purpose of asking questions in a negotiation is to..

a)

annoy other people.

b)

show off one's ability.

c)

confirm and clarify information.

18.

Below are the objectives of having a negotiation except...

a)

Provide satisfaction.

b)

Produce argument.

c)

Achieve a deal.

d)

Come to an agreement.

19.

What is negotiation?

a)

a process involving two or more different parties that have different needs.

b)

unofficial discussions.

c)

a process to get the thing some one needs.

d)

a process of winning a deal.

20.
“The study of social relationships and the functioning of society and usually made up of courses in history, government, economics, civics, sociology, geography, and anthropology" (National Geographic). This definition best defines which of the following social studies terms?
a)
Social Studies
b)
History
c)
Social Sciences
d)
Economics