WAEC Civic Education 2024 past questions
Ten questions from the 2024 WAEC Civic Education paper, with answers and explanations. We hold 50 questions from this paper, and the Skolra app has all of them.
WAEC Civic Education 2024 questions and answers
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1.The quality of being fair and reasonable in the way that people are treated is known as
- APatriotism
- BTolerance
- CJusticeCorrect
- DEquality
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Answer: C
Treating people fairly and reasonably according to what they deserve is the core meaning of justice. - A
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2.Which of the following is the key factor in fostering cooperation among members of the society
- ASelfishness
- BTrust and mutual respectCorrect
- CDiscrimination
- DCorruption
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Answer: B
Trust and mutual respect among members of a society create the goodwill needed for people to work together and cooperate. - A
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3.Violations of traffic codes are often dealt with by
- AReligious leaders
- BLocal vigilante groups
- CCivil society organizations
- DThe traffic police or road safety agenciesCorrect
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Answer: D
Enforcement of traffic rules and handling of violations fall under the responsibility of the traffic police and road safety agencies. - A
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4.A major source of funds to local government authorities is
- AForeign loans
- BStatutory allocation from the federation accountCorrect
- CExport duties
- DPersonal donations from citizens
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Answer: B
Local government authorities are funded mainly through statutory allocations shared from the federation account. - A
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5.In order to reduce over-reliance on foreign grants, civil society organizations need to
- AReduce transparency in their operations
- BDevelop local fundraising and income-generating strategiesCorrect
- CIncrease their dependency on foreign donors
- DStop engaging with local communities
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Answer: B
To reduce over-reliance on foreign grants, civil society organizations need to build local, sustainable sources of funding. - A
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6.Trafficked persons are mainly lured with a promise of
- AImmediate deportation
- BImprisonment
- CBetter job opportunities and a greener pastureCorrect
- DPublic disgrace
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Answer: C
Traffickers typically deceive victims with false promises of well-paying jobs or a better life abroad to lure them into exploitation. - A
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7.Citizenship can be acquired through
- APayment of tax
- BBirth, naturalization, and registrationCorrect
- CConquest alone
- DInheritance of property
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Answer: B
Citizenship is commonly acquired through birth, naturalization, or registration, depending on a country's laws. - A
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8.Accepting other people's opinions and preferences, even when one does not agree with them, defines
- ADiscrimination
- BIntolerance
- CToleranceCorrect
- DPrejudice
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Answer: C
Accepting other people's opinions and preferences even when one disagrees with them is the definition of tolerance. - A
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9.One of the citizenship values instilled by parents into their children includes
- ADisobedience
- BDishonesty
- CTruancy
- DHonestyCorrect
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Answer: D
Parents commonly instill honesty in their children as a core citizenship value that promotes trust and integrity in society. - A
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10.Building national values and ethical cultures can be hindered by
- AGenuine patriotism
- BEffective civic education
- CCorruption and nepotismCorrect
- DStrong family upbringing
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Answer: C
Corruption and nepotism erode trust and model poor conduct, hindering the building of sound national values and ethics. - A
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