WAEC GCE 2023 CIVIC EDUCATION-ESSAY- ANSWERS

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CIVIC EDUCATION-ESSAY- ANSWERS
(2a)
Traffic regulation can be defined as the rules and regulations which guide the behavior or action of road users. This is in place in order to prevent accidents and enhance the free flow of traffic.

(2b)
(i)Creating public awareness through workshops/seminars.
(ii)Forming road safety clubs in schools, colleges and associations and wearing reflexive attires while walking at night.
(iii)Using pedestrian facilities where available and individuals should be safety conscious.
(iv)Avoiding commercial activities by the road side and avoiding erection of buildings close to highways/roads
(v)Avoiding night travels where necessary and avoiding putting pressure on driver to over speed.
(vi)Obtaining valid driver’s license and discouragement of under-age driving.

CIVIC EDUCATION-ESSAY- ANSWERS
(3)
(i) It breeds God-fearing/morally upright children/positive values and it breeds children with good leadership/ citizenship qualities.

(ii)It nurtures children to know and perform their duties and obligations in the society and it trains children to abhor criminal acts/reduces crime in the society.

(iii)It trains children to know their rights and how to secure them and it trains children to be patriotic/nationalistic.

(iv) It promotes active participation in community development activities and it trains children to be productive.

(v) It avoids/reduces wastages of resources on youth rehabilitation programmes and it promotes literacy for national development

WAEC GCE 1ST SERIES CIVIC EDUCATION ANSWERS

INSTRUCTION:- ANSWER ONLY ONE(1) QUESTION IN EACH SECTION

(1) Immunity Clause: Some public office holders such as the president, governor, parliamentarians, ambassadors, judges cannot be sued while in office because they enjoy protection of the law called ‘immunity clause’.

(ii) Unpopular Government: Existence of military rule or an unpopular dictatorial government can lead to restriction of citizens’ rights.

(iii) Principle of defamation: Rights to the freedom of expression and press are restricted by the law preventing individuals from saying or publishing statement that could damage the personality of others (laws of slander and libel).

(iv) Declaration of curfew: Declaration of dusk to dawn curfew in periods of emergency or chaos may limit the right of a citizen such as freedom of movement.

(v) Government/state action: Right to private property may be restricted by the right of the state to compulsorily acquire private property for public use.

(2a)
Traffic regulations can be define as driving laws put in place by the government to regulate or control the attitude of all road users to achieve an orderly and free flow of traffic.

(2b)
(i) Traffic accidents blocking lanes.

(ii) Difficult weather conditions.

(iii) Unexpected spikes in traffic demand.

(iv) Traffic bottlenecks.

(v) Disabled traffic control equipment.

(3)
(Chose Any five(5) you wish)
(i) It breeds children with good leadership/citizenship qualities.

(ii) It nurtures children to know and perform their duties and obligations in the society

(iii) It trains children to abhor criminal acts/reduce crime in the society.

(iv) It trains children to know their rights and how to secure them.

(v) It trains children to be patriotic/nationalistic.

(vi) It trains children to be peace loving.

(vii) It trains children to uphold law and order/rule of law.

(viii) It trains children to abhor social vices/problems.

(ix) It trains children to be politically active.

SECTION B
(ANSWER ONE(1) QUESTION IN THIS SECTION)

(5a)
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(5b)
CHOOSE ANY THREE (3) YOU WISH)
(i) Know the various risks and causes for medication errors.

(ii) Find out what drug you’re taking and what it is for.

(iii) Find out how to take the drug and make sure you understand the directions.

(iv) Check the container’s label every time you take a drug.

(v) Keep drugs stored in their original containers.

SECTION C
(ANSWER ONE(1) QUESTION IN THIS SECTION)

(7a)
(i) Equality before the law: This states that all men are equal before the law and that no one is above the law. The law should not be manipulated to favour anyone irrespective of wealth, post, class or status. All citizens of a country should enjoy equal access to the law of the land, equal right to fair hearing etc.

(ii) Impartiality : This means that the due process of law should be followed in dealing with offenders. No one should be made to suffer any abuse of right, loss of personal liberty or punished in any way unless found guilty by the law court.

(iii) Guarantee of fundamental human rights: All citizens of a country should enjoy their fundamental human right without any form of abuse. Such rights include right to life, right to freedom of movement, right to freedom of expression, right to fair hearing etc.

(9a) A civil society organization (CSO) is a group of people that operates in the community in a way that is distinct from both government and business.

(B)
(PICK ANY SIX(6) YOU WISH)
(I)Promotion of democratic values.

(ii) Promotion of political participation.

(iii) Resolution of conflicts.

(iv) Checking government excesses.

(v) Facilitate democratic process.

(vi) Promotion of healthy lifestyle.

(vii) Serve as a source of information to government.

(viii) They fight corruption.

(ix) Monitor conduct of elections.

CIVIC EDUCATION OBJ

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