2019/2020 CIVIC EDUCATION WAEC GCE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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CIVIC OBJ

1-10: ADCBACDDAA

11-20: CADBCBAAAC

21-30: DDBCBCDCBA

31-40: BAAABCADBD

41-50: ABCCBABABC

*2019 WAEC GCE CIVIC EDUCATION ANSWERS*

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*SECTION B*

*(1)*

(i)  To create an awareness and an understanding of our social and physical environment as a whole in its natural, man-made cultural and spiritual resources for national development.

(ii) To develop a capacity to learn to acquire certain basic skills including not only those of listening, speaking, reading and writing and of calculation, but also those skills of observations, analysis and inference which are essential to formation of sound social, economic and political judgment.

(iii) To ensure the acquisition of that relevant body of knowledge and information which is an essential prerequisite to personal development as well as positive personal contribution to the improvement of mankind.

(iv) To develop a sympathetic appreciation of the diversity and inter-dependency of all members of the local community and the wider national and international community.

(v) To develop in students positive attitudes of togetherness, comradeship and cooperation towards a healthy nation. The inculcation of appropriate values of honesty, integrity, hard-work, fairness and justice at work and play, as well as ones contribution to the development of the nation.

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*(4a)*

Depression Violent behavioural tendencies Allergy Accelerated body functioning or perspirations. 

(4b) 

(i) Violation of laws by engaging in disorderly conduct or assaultive behavior

(ii) risk taking that are personally dangerous and put others in jeopardy, such as driving or operating machineries while intoxicated. 

(iii) abusers of hard drugs  tend to neglect bligations at work,and their commitments at home and family start to erode. 

(iv) Continuous use of hard drugs even when it is clear that such behaviour entails significant risks or creates problems in living. 

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*(6a)*

(i)Crime reduction and National Security: Empowerment ensures that youth has the necessary skill to sustain a livelihood, preventing him to adopt the path of crime.

(ii)Improved Standard of Education: Empowerment can help youth to understand the importance of education that leads to social improvement of the country. The empowered youths can donate educational facilities to primary, secondary and even to tertiary institutions.

(iii)Good Governance: When the youths are empowered, they empower the masses, thereby paving path for a better future. To build a better tomorrow, we need to nurture the youths of today.

*(6b)*

(i)Unemployment: Unarguably the biggest problem youth is facing today. But what can be expected from the youth who boast of having BBA, MBA and all such degrees, don't have the skills of being entrepreneur or owning a startup but their ego gets hurt when our PM says that a pakoda seller is not unemployed.

(ii)Corruption; The youth bubbles with anger whenever a case of corruption congress under revelation. And why shouldn't we be , corruption destroys the hope of smooth future that we try to establish. But let's have a look at few incidents.

(iii)Politics; It is well known that politicians can sink into the lowest realm for their gain and can pollute the minds of youth by their gimics.

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*SECTION C*

*(9a)*

popular participation refers to the active involvement of citizens in the socio-political activities  of a country. It is a process of involving the citizens in the governance of their country and in deciding important socio-cultural, political and economic matters.

*(9b)*

(i)promote political awareness and education.

(ii)foster political stability.

(iii)promote self fulfillment satisfaction.

(iv)institution

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