SECTION A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS Choose the option that best completes each statement. 1. Drugs such as marijuana and hashish which are derived from greenish leaves and can be smoked or taken as tea are classified as
2. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was adopted by the United Nations in Paris on A. October 24, 1945 B. December 10, 1948 C. January 15, 1960 D. July 4, 1776
3. The act of raising and nurturing a child from infancy to adulthood is known as
4. Any person who imports, manufactures, produces or cultivates hard drugs may be punished with
5. Which of the following organizations in Nigeria is primarily concerned with the welfare of workers?
6. A situation where citizens register as voters, attend party meetings and vote during elections is best described as
7. Substances such as solvents, gasoline, glue and aerosol sprays which are inhaled through the nose or mouth to produce a “high” are known as
8. Cultural practices that forbid women from participating in politics can result in
9. The coming together of individuals or groups to pursue common interests or achieve collective goals is known as
10. Drugs such as Valium 5, Amytal and Phenobarbital, which are medically used to induce sleep or calm patients, belong to the group known as
11. The right of citizens to belong to associations such as trade unions or social groups is an example of
12. A person who habitually takes substances to alter mood, emotion or state of consciousness is said to be involved in
13. Any individual who impersonates an official of the NDLEA is liable to a jail term of
14. Which of the following activities does NOT promote popular participation in politics?
15. The responsibility of ensuring the proper upbringing and total development of children lies primarily with
16. Cocaine is best classified as a
17. Which of the following situations may discourage citizens from participating in politics?
18. If a suspected drug trafficker attempts to escape from custody, the person may be sentenced to imprisonment for
19. The freedom of individuals to practice any religion of their choice without interference is referred to as
20. Which of the following best explains the importance of responsible parenthood in society?
21. A parent can best be described as
22. Any person who allows his or her premises to be used for storing hard drugs may face a jail term of
23. Citizens may lose certain fundamental rights during periods of serious crisis such as
24. Responsible parents contribute to national development mainly by A. training children with sound moral and social values
25. When citizens are not properly informed about election dates, political parties or candidates, the situation can be described as
26. A person who uses hard drugs by smoking, inhaling or injecting them may be sentenced to imprisonment for
27. One important role of responsible parents in preventing social problems among youths is to
28. Which of the following is NOT a way through which citizens exercise popular participation?
29. The misuse of drugs through self-medication, excessive consumption or taking drugs without prescription is known as
30. A person who conspires with drug traffickers or assists them may be sentenced to imprisonment for A. 5–10 years B. 10–15 years C. 15–25 years D. life imprisonment
