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GOVERNMENT (Senior Secondary School WAEC)

This exam is setup from WAEC Government topics of 60 standard questions which includes topics like Constitution, arms of government, Federalism, systems of government.

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1. The civil service is expected to be

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2. The rule of law means that

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3. Nigeria adopted the presidential system because

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4. The major aim of the African Union (AU) is to

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5. A confederation is a union of

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6. In which year did Nigeria become a republic?

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7. Which of the following is not a characteristic of dictatorship?

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8. Delegated legislation is made by

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9. A two-party system encourages

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10. Which of these is a feature of authoritarian rule?

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11. The military seized power in Nigeria for the first time in

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12. Which of the following is a feature of a federal system of government?

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13. Which of these countries practices a federal system?

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14. Which of these is not an advantage of federalism?

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15. The major weakness of public opinion polls is that they

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16. In a democracy, sovereignty belongs to the

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17. The right to recall legislators rests with the

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18. The headquarters of ECOWAS is in

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19. Pressure groups differ from political parties because they

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20. Which political party was dominant in Western Nigeria in the First Republic?

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21. Which of the following is an agent of political socialization?

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22. Citizenship education mainly teaches

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23. Who was Nigeria’s first executive president?

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24. The main source of government revenue in Nigeria is

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25. The head of government in a parliamentary system is the

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26. The organ of government that interprets the law is the

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27. The Nigerian Council of 1914 was created by

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28. In a democracy, opposition parties are important because they

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29. A major function of the legislature is to

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30. The major aim of the African Union (AU) is to

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31. Which of these is a political right?

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32. The main purpose of government is to

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33. The “rule of law” concept was popularized by

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34. Which organ of the United Nations is responsible for peace and security?

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35. Which of the following is a feature of a unitary government?

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36. The system of checks and balances aims at

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37. Citizenship can be acquired through

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38. The judiciary checks the powers of the legislature by

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39. One of the aims of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) is to

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40. The principle of separation of powers was popularized by

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41. The Nigerian Council of State is mainly

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42. A government in which a monarch shares power with a constitution is called

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43. The state is different from government because it is

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44. An electoral system where the highest votes win is called

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45. Which of these is a function of political parties?

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46. The principle of collective responsibility operates in

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47. The main duty of the executive arm of government is to

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48. The Universal Adult Suffrage means that voting is

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49. The type of government in which power is vested in a small group of people is

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50. Which of the following is a disadvantage of a one-party system?

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51. One of the limitations of public opinion is that it

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52. Which of these is not a pressure group?

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53. A bill becomes law after it is

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54. An election in which voters decide on a political issue is called

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55. The 1979 Nigerian Constitution introduced

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56. In The journey was tedious, tedious means:

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57. One of the disadvantages of delegated legislation is that it

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58. The body responsible for conducting elections in Nigeria is the

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59. Judicial independence can best be guaranteed through

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60. Which of these is an example of direct democracy?

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61. A major challenge of Nigerian federalism is

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62. The independence constitution of Nigeria was in

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