The document is a 340 question civic education revision kit covering topics like the constitution, governance, citizenship, human rights, and corruption. It provides multiple choice questions to test understanding of these concepts along with explanations of the answers.
The document is a 340 question civic education revision kit covering topics like the constitution, governance, citizenship, human rights, and corruption. It provides multiple choice questions to test understanding of these concepts along with explanations of the answers.
The document is a 340 question civic education revision kit covering topics like the constitution, governance, citizenship, human rights, and corruption. It provides multiple choice questions to test understanding of these concepts along with explanations of the answers.
The document is a 340 question civic education revision kit covering topics like the constitution, governance, citizenship, human rights, and corruption. It provides multiple choice questions to test understanding of these concepts along with explanations of the answers.
1. The Constitution Review Commission (CRC) is one of the methods used in drafting a national constitution. What term is given to the powers the president uses to appoint the commission? A. Prerogative powers B. Presidential powers C. Constitution. D. Inquiries Act. 2. Since independence, Zambia has had four Constitutional Review Commissions. Which of the following recommended the amendment of the Republican Constitution to allow Multipartism?
A. Mwanakatwe Commission of 1995
B. Mung’omba Commission of 2003 C. Mvunga Commission of 1991 D. Chona Commission of 1972
3. There are different electoral systems in which electorates elect or vote for their representatives into legislative powers and one of them is the Proportional Representation System (PRS). What is its major disadvantage?
A. A candidate can be elected by the minority but still wins
B. A candidate may be required to win over 50 percent of the votes cast in an election C. Members of parliament are not directly answerable to the electorates D. It provides broad representation and accountability 4. Mr. Zulu a Member of Parliament explained to the people in his constituency how a government grant was used in his constituency. What characteristic of governance was he promoting?
A. Political tolerance B. Checks and balances C. Transparency and accountability D. Informative 5. The …….. arm of the government is the main mechanism for protection and enforcement of the rights and freedoms outlined in the Bill of Rights. A. Executive B. Legislature C. Judiciary D. Local Government 6. A good citizen has to possess several qualities such as perseverance. What does this quality demand?
A. Willingness to attempt several times to accomplish worthwhile goals
B. Having concern for the wellbeing of others C. Willingness to abide by laws D. Willingness to exercise the right to vote honestly
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D Based on place of birth Based on blood relations
9. The two evils tackled by the Charter of Mande were …
A. Theft and killing people B. Poverty and hunger C. Hunger and slavery D. Slavery and poverty 10. The Africa Charter on Human and People’s Rights (ACHPR) came in to force on …
A. 10th December 1948
B. 27TH June 1981 C. 20th November 1989 D. 21st December 1986 11. Mrs.Chichi, a teacher of Civic Education at Mali secondary school taught his pupils that people have human rights even when these are not recognized, promoted and protected by those in power. Which characteristic of human rights did the teacher refer to …………
A. Human rights are inherent
B. Human rights are inalienable C. Human rights are universal D. Human rights are interdependent 12. A good citizen has to possess certain qualities. Which of the following is a quality of a good citizen?
A. Complains regularly to the press
B. Lives up to democratic principles C. Has never registered as a voter D. Organizes demonstrations and strikes at a place of work
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B. Fight corruption, say yes to integrity C. Hate corruption, say yes to transparency D. Promise integrity, say no to corruption 15. Which one of the following is not an impact of corruption on the Zambian judiciary?
A. Loss of meaning of justice
B. Sufficient evidence C. Offering of bribes D. Missing of case records 16. Corruption is soliciting, accepting, obtaining, giving, promising or offering gratification by way of a bribe or any other personal temptations or inducement or misuse of public office for personal gain or benefit. This definition is according to… A. Anti-Corruption Commission. B. Auditor generals’ Office. C. Drug Enforcement commission. D. Parliament 17. A group of people in Chipata dressed in a way that was not acceptable in that society. This group of people could be said to have …………
A. Heterogeneity B. Mono Culture C. Counter Culture D. Real Culture 18. Ethnocentrism is a belief in one’s culture. What belief is it? A. Treating someone badly because of gender B. The respect that one’s way of life style is best and judging others by it. C. Rational, logical, hatred and suspicion of other groups D. Respecting other people’s culture even if it does not 19. Human beings undergo important changes in their life cycle in society such as initiation and marriage ceremonies. According to Zambian cultural practices, these important changes are called A. Core value B. Cultural changes C. Rites of passage D. Prejudice
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1 D 41 B 81 B 121 A 161 A 201 B 241 B 281 B 321 B 2 C 42 B 82 C 122 B 162 D 202 D 242 B 282 B 322 C 3 C 43 A 83 A 123 B 163 A 203 C 243 C 283 A 323 B 4 C 44 C 84 D 124 B 164 B 204 D 244 A 284 B 324 C 5 C 45 A 85 C 125 B 165 B 205 A 245 D 285 A 325 A 6 D 46 A 86 B 126 B 166 B 206 C 246 C 286 D 326 C 7 C 47 B 87 A 127 A 167 C 207 B 247 C 287 D 327 B 8 D 48 D 88 B 128 D 168 C 208 A 248 D 288 B 328 A 9 C 49 B 89 B 129 D 169 C 209 B 249 B 289 D 329 C 10 B 50 A 90 B 130 B 170 A 210 B 250 A 290 D 330 C 11 C 51 C 91 C 131 D 171 C 211 B 251 C 291 A 12 D 52 C 92 B 132 A 172 A 212 D 252 C 292 B 13 D 53 C 93 C 133 B 173 A 213 D 253 C 293 A 14 A 54 C 94 A 134 A 174 B 214 D 254 A 294 D 15 C 55 C 95 C 135 D 175 C 215 C 255 C 295 B 16 B 56 A 96 C 136 A 176 D 216 B 256 D 296 A 17 C 57 A 97 D 137 B 177 B 217 B 257 A 297 B 18 C 58 A 98 B 138 B 178 C 218 C 258 D 298 D 19 B 59 C 99 A 139 B 179 B 219 C 259 B 299 B 20 B 60 A 100 C 140 A 180 A 220 B 260 D 300 D 21 D 61 A 101 D 141 B 181 C 221 A 261 B 301 C 22 B 62 D 102 D 142 C 182 A 222 D 262 A 302 A 23 D 63 D 103 A 143 A 183 D 223 C 263 A 303 C 24 B 64 A 104 C 144 D 184 D 224 B 264 C 304 A 25 B 65 B 105 B 145 D 185 B 225 D 265 B 305 C 26 D 66 C 106 D 146 D 186 A 226 D 266 B 306 B 27 A 67 A 107 C 147 D 187 C 227 D 267 D 307 C 28 A 68 A 108 D 148 B 188 D 228 C 268 A 308 A 29 B 69 D 109 C 149 C 189 C 229 D 269 A 309 A 30 A 70 D 110 D 150 B 190 C 230 B 270 D 310 C 31 B 71 D 111 D 151 D 191 C 231 A 271 C 311 A 32 C 72 D 112 A 152 A 192 A 232 B 272 C 312 A 33 C 73 C 113 B 153 D 193 A 233 B 273 B 313 C 34 A 74 D 114 B 154 D 194 A 234 C 274 A 314 A
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