JSS1 Second Term Past Questions: Christian Religious Studies (CRS), Social Studies & Security Education

JSS1 Second Term past questions and answers for Christian Religious Studies (CRS), Social Studies, and Security Education. Practice objective and theory questions covering God’s attributes, creation, marriage, society, environment, crime prevention, and security awareness for Nigerian junior secondary students.

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES (CRS)

SECTION A: OBJECTIVE TEST

1. God is the Alpha and Omega. This means that God is…… A. the first and last letter of the Greek alphabet B. the ‘A’ and ‘Z’ of everything C. the beginning and not the last of all things D. the beginning and the end, the first and the last of all things
2. God is also known as “I am who l am” by his revelation to Moses at the burning bush. This means that A. He is ever present and unchangeable B. He is God of the Jews and not Gentiles C. He was God, He is God, and will be God D. He wanted Moses to fear him and deliver the Israelites from Egyptian bondage.
3. The following are the attributes or distinct qualities of God EXCEPT one A. Sovereignty B. Eternity C. Immortality D. Dependence
4. The attributes of God are Omnipotence, Omniscience, Omnipresence meaning serially that all God is…… A. all-knowing, all-powerful, and everywhere B. all-powerful, all-knowing, and everywhere C. everywhere, all-knowing, and all-powerful. D. all-powerful, all-knowing, and everywhere
5. How God created the world shows a sense of…… A. Carefulness B. Carelessness C. Laziness D. Orderliness
6. The two accounts of creation in the bible can be found in the book of A. Matthew B. Genesis C. Numbers D. Exodus
7. In the first account of creation, God created the world in ……. days. A. 3 days B. 5 days C. 7 days D. 6 days
8. God created the world by…… A. using materials known to him alone B. miraculous means C. the help of man D. mere spoken words
9. In the second account of creation, man became a living being with……. A. the light of God B. the spirit of God C. the breath of God D. the touch of God
10. The Garden of Eden can be located in………. A. Jordan B. Jericho C. Eden D. Jerusalem
11. The term ‘woman’ means ……… A. helper fit for Adam B. woe to man C. taken out of man D. the mother of all living things
12. God’s reason and purpose for creating man include to ……A. Worship him B. Love and serve him C. know him D. all of the above
13. God’s sovereignty means …….A. His mercy B. His holiness C. His power and authority D. His honesty
14. The statement made by Adam when God brought to him a companion was A. God has answered my prayer B. God is Jehovah Jireh C. God has removed my reproach D. This at last is the bone of my bone and the flesh of my flesh
15. The word creation from the bible means A. Giving birth to younger ones B. to manufacture goods C. bringing something into existence D. the activities of God to bring into existence things that were not there before by mere spoken words
16. Therefore shall a man leave his father and mother and shall cleave or join unto his ………. and they shall become one flesh. A. Girlfriend B. Concubine C. Wife D. Wives
17. One of the authorities God gave man after his creation was ……. A. to eat and enjoy the fruits in the garden B. Build houses and invent aeroplane C. increase and multiply and fill the earth D. eat some of the fruits in the garden
18. The marriage institution originated at the garden of …… .A. Bethel B. Jordan C. Israel D. Eden
19. One of these is not a type of marriage A. Sovorate B. Trial marriage C. Procreation D. Same-sex marriage
20. A man marrying a fellow man is called ….. A. Polygamous B. Marriage by abduction C. Mixed marriage D. Same-sex marriage
21. Marriage being legal means ……..A. It was done according to tradition and custom B. It was done with the consent of both parents C. the dowry or bride price was duly paid D. all of the above
22. The following are some of the functions of marriage EXCEPT ……… A. Companion B. Integrity C. Procreation D. Nurturing
23. Disobedience is a sin because …….. A. most students disobey B. Adam and Eve disobeyed C. it is a more serious offense than others D. it goes against the divine law
24. The sin of disobedience by Adam and Eve was as a result of …… A. selfishness and greed B. hunger C. pride and discontentment D. purposeful ignorance
25. Some of the consequences of disobedience of our students are these EXCEPT …… A. dropping out of school B. untimely death C. highly regarded by the society D. detention at the police station
26. The following are the societal vices or evils common in our society or country EXCEPT …… A. Child abuse B. Armed robbery C. Freedom of worship D. Child trafficking
27. Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not ……. from it. A. jump B. return C. backslide D. depart
28. Disobedience is an act of …….. against God’s commandment and moral principles. A. war B. challenge C. regret D. rebellion
29. One of the following ideas that is not related to disobedience is ……. A. defiance B. waywardness C. unwillingness D. compliance
30. One common element in both civil and religious disobedience is A. satisfaction B. boldness C. consequences D. blessings
31. In the story of the fall of Adam and Eve, Satan used ……. as an instrument. A. a beautiful lady B. the beast C. a Serpent D. wild creature
32. While in the garden of Eden, God said to Adam and Eve, “You shall not eat of the fruits of the tree which is in the middle of the garden, neither shall you touch it lest …….” A. you will know everything B. you will surely die C. you become like animals D. you become like angels
33. When both of them ate the forbidden fruit, …… A. they ran out of the garden B. their eyes were opened and they knew they were naked C. a bright light shone around them D. the garden was filled with darkness
34. God created man in his image means …… A. to help him create other things B. he wanted man to be like him C. he breathed his spirit of holiness and righteousness into him D. he wanted man to replace him when he dies
35. The following special qualities make man to be different from other creatures EXCEPT A. Ability to produce new ideas B. Ability to produce young ones of the same type C. Ability to choose between good and evil D. Ability to think and reason logically
36. One of the following is not a characteristic of marriage ……. A. should be respected B. not compulsory for both man and woman C. it is bonded by love, unity, and respect for each other D. can marry today and divorce tomorrow
37. Disobedience means the following EXCEPT A. unwilling to obey B. hard to control C. rebellion D. none of the above
38. The first disobedience of human beings originated from ……. A. Cain and Abel B. Adam and Seth C. Adam and Eve D. Eve and Serpent.
39. Apostle Paul was previously called ______ A. Peter B. Simon C. Saul D. James.
40. ________ is the first king of Israel A. Saul B. David C. Herod D Jesus.

SECTION B: THEORY

Instruction: Answer four questions in this section.

1. (a) God created the world sequentially in the first account. State what he Created on the 2nd day, 4th day, and 5th day.

(b) Mention four attributes of God and its meaning.

2. (a) State two lessons learned from the creation story.

(b) Mention three things God has commanded man to do after creation.

3. (a) Define marriage in the religious sense.

(b) Mention four functions of marriage.

(c) Explain the problems faced in marriages

4. (a) State the meaning of the term disobedience.

(b) Identify five common acts of disobedience by students.

5. (a) Define Repentance.

(b) Explain the short account of Paul and the civil authority.

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SOCIAL STUDIES

SECTION A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Instruction: Choose the correct option from the choices given. Each question carries 1 mark.

1. Social Studies deals mainly with the study of ______. A. animals and plants B. human beings and their environment C. food and nutrition D. buildings and roads
2. The main aim of Social Studies is to help people become ______. A. rich and powerful B. responsible and useful citizens C. teachers and politicians D. good farmers
3. Which of these best defines society? A. A place where people sleep B. A group of people living together and interacting C. A classroom of students D. A set of rules
4. One major importance of Social Studies is to promote ______. A. selfishness B. laziness C. national unity D. fighting
5. The physical environment includes all the following except ______. A. mountains B. rivers C. A hall D. valleys
6. Which of these is a type of environment? A. Physical and Social B. Active and Passive C. Natural and Artificial D. Clean and Dirty
7. The study of Social Studies helps students to understand ______. A. human relationships B. only mathematics C. animal behaviour D. how to build bridges
8. A resource can be defined as ______. A. anything that satisfies human needs B. things found in the market only C. items used by government officials only D. goods from abroad
9. Which of these is a natural resource? A. Chair B. Coal C. Bicycle D. Radio
10. Which of the following is not a man-made resource? A. Car B. Computer C. River D. Road
11. The process of learning acceptable behavior in society is called ______. A. adaptation B. socialization C. education D. modernization
12. The main agents of socialization include all except ______. A. family B. school C. market D. mass media
13. The first agent of socialization is ______. A. school B. church C. family D. community
14. Which of these teaches us right and wrong? A. Religion B. Police C. Teacher D. Market
15. One major function of the school as an agent of socialization is to ______. A. sell books B. teach and train learners C. punish parents D. provide loans
16. The family is called the ______ social group. A. secondary B. primary C. tertiary D. political
17. A nuclear family consists of ______. A. father, mother, and children B. grandparents and cousins C. uncles and aunties D. in-laws only
18. A polygamous family is made up of ______. A. one man, one wife B. one man and many wives C. one woman and many husbands D. many wives and no husband
19. The extended family system is common in ______. A. Africa B. Europe C. America D. Australia
20. Which of the following shows love and unity in the family? A. Quarreling B. Helping one another C. Fighting D. Gossiping
21. The study of human beings and their relationship with the environment is called ______. A. Economics B. Geography C. Social Studies D. Biology
22. One of the goals of Social Studies is to make learners ______.A. lazy citizens B. good followers and leaders C. strong and selfish D. wealthy traders
23. A responsible citizen should ______. A. obey laws B. destroy property C. fight in public D. refuse to vote
24. The study of Social Studies opens our eyes to adapt wherever we go. A. True B. False C. Maybe D. None of the above.
25. The aspect of the environment made by human beings is called ______. A. Natural environment B. Artificial environment C. Physical environment D. Social environment
26. Which of the following is an example of a renewable resource? A. Coal B. Petroleum C. Trees D. Gold
27. The immediate surroundings of man are called his ______. A. compound B. environment C. residence D. estate
28. The social environment deals with ______. A. only plants B. human relationships and behavior C. weather and rainfall D. government revenue
29. Which of these is not a type of family? A. Extended family B. Nuclear family C. Club family D. Polygamous family
30. The head of the nuclear family is usually the ______. A. eldest child B. father C. mother D. uncle
31. The following are cultural practices except ______. A. dancing B. farming C. cooking D. corruption
32. Norms and values help to maintain ______ in society. A. law and order B. confusion C. rebellion D. noise
33. The school environment includes ______. A. teachers, students, and classrooms B. church members C. farmers only D. police officers
34. The process of learning to live together peacefully is called ______.A. cooperation.B. conflict.C. isolation.D. competition
35. Which of these is a bad behavior in society? A. Honesty B. Stealing.C. Kindness D. Truthfulness
36. The physical environment includes ______. A. mountains and rivers B. schools and churches C. markets and towns D. television and radios
37. The man who heads an extended family is called ______. A. class teacher B. family head C. chief D. community leader
38. Which of these is an example of social value? A. Respect B. Dishonesty C. Greed D. Corruption
39. The smallest unit of society is the ______. A. community B. family C. nation D. school
40. One of the benefits of good family relationship is ______.A. misunderstanding B. unity and progress C. hatred and division D. fighting and quarrelling

SECTION B: THEORY QUESTIONS

Answer four (4) questions only.

1. (a) Define Social Studies.

(b) Mention and explain four (4) importance of Social Studies.

2. (a) What is an environment?

(b) List and explain three (3) types of environment with examples.

3. (a) Define family.

(b) State and explain three (3) types of family found in Nigeria.

4. (a) What is socialization?

(b) Mention and explain four (4) major agents of socialization.

5. (a) What are resources?

(b) List five (5) natural resources found in Nigeria and their uses.

6. (a) What is culture?

(b) Mention four (4) elements of culture and explain two (2) ways of preserving our culture.

SECURITY EDUCATION

SECTION A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

1. All these crimes are very common among youths except (a) Rape (b) Examination malpractice (c) Weapon smuggling (d) Robbery and stealing
2. An act of intentionally taking another person’s property without permission is called (a) Gang robbery (b) Armed robbery (c) Theft (d) Tapping
3. All these are common crimes in school except (a) Bulling (b) Kidnapping (c) Gang activities (d) Possession and use of illegal drugs and alcohol
4. Embezzlement is_________(a) stealing or misappropriating money placed in one’s trust or control (b) counterfeiting money (c) taking something from another person by force (d) willfully taking another person’s life.
5. Secret cults are common in _______(a) churches (b) mosques (b) shrines (d) schools.
6. _______is not a fraud (a) advance fee fraud (b) credit card fraud (c) student representative fraud (d) internet fraud.
7. The physical form of domestic violence Includes these except (a) Slapping (b) Kicking (c) Insulting (d) Beating
8. Examination is useful for the following except_______(a) placement (b) promotion (c) certification (d) impersonation.
9. is a common behavioral problem associated with drug abuse (a) self-control (b) aggressiveness (c) tolerance (d) loving.
10. Any misconduct during examination is examination _______ (a) progress (b) assistance (c) control (d) malpractices
11. _______is not a form of examination malpractice (a) copying (b) impersonation (c) leakages (d) invigilation.
12. Any illegal action for which a person can be punished by law is a (a) judicial action (b) violent action (c) crime (d) criminal.
13. All of these are criminal offences except (a) child abuse (b) child control (c) corruption (d) credit card fraud.
14. A crime committed against the state is called (a) public wrong (b) state wrong (c) national wrong (d) citizen wrong.
15. ________is one of the reasons people join a cult (a) to be moral (b) to have power and revenge (c) to be a good citizen (d) to serve the country better.
16. Cultism leads to one of the following (a) increase in standard of education (b) insecurity and fear (c) safety of lives and property (d) smooth academic calendar.
17. One of these is a crime against morality or victimless crime (a) Prostitution (b) Armed robbery (c) Arson (d) Theft
18. The emotional form of domestic violence involves (a) Slapping (b) Assault (c) Psychological torture (d) Imprisonment
19. Rape is also called (a) sexual assault (b) sexual drive (c) rapist (d) rapper.
20. All these but one are physical effects of rape (a) unwanted pregnancy (b) depression (c) urinary infection (d) sexually transmitted diseases.
21. Use of fake drugs can cause________(a) death (b) good health (c) happiness (d) Joy.
22. A rape victim is not advised to_(a) report the crime to the police (b) inform a trusted (c) go for medical checkup (d) keep the identity of the rapist.
23. Unlawful killing or taking of life of another person is described as (a) Suicide (b) Kidnapping (c) Murder (d) Vandalization
24. To prevent crimes, citizens should do the following except (a) Obeying the law (b) Reporting suspicious movement in the day or night (c) Reporting suspected criminals (d) Bribing police not to prosecute criminals
25. Contaminated foods are- .(a) useful to health (b) balanced diet (c) adequate for health (d) dangerous to health
26. “Advanced fee Fraud” is also known as __________
27. An untrue statement or the act of lying is called ____________
28. Unwanted sexual intercourse that is forcefully imposed on someone is called _________
29. The intentional killing or malicious killing of another person is also known as _________
30. The act of deceiving people in order to get money _____________
31. Security means ______. A. causing trouble B. protection from danger or harm C. disobeying the law D. fighting with others
32. The main purpose of security is to ensure ______. A. peace and safety B. war and fear C. confusion D. insecurity
33. Which of these is an example of a security agency? A. NEPA B. Nigeria Police Force C. NAFDAC D. FRSC
34. The full meaning of FRSC is ______. A. Federal Road Safety Commission B. Federal Road Safety Corps C. Federal Road Safety Committee D. Federal Road Safety Centre
35. The main duty of the police is to ______. A. punish citizens B. protect lives and property C. fight with soldiers D. close markets
36. Which of these helps to maintain peace in society? A. Security B. Violence C. Quarrel D. Stealing
37. One of the following is not a security agency in Nigeria. A. Nigeria Police B. NDLEA C. NTA D. NSCDC
38. The symbol that warns us of danger on the road is called a ______. A. Road sign B. Advertisement C. Notice board D. Billboard
39. A red traffic light means ______. A. Get ready B. Go C. Stop D. Slow down
40. The safest way to cross a busy road is to ______. A. run fast B. close your eyes C. look left, right, and left again D. wait for others

SECTION B: THEORY QUESTIONS

1. Explain the meaning of crime

(b) Mention ten common criminal offences and explain three.

2. Define falsehood and theft

(b) List two examples each, of falsehood and theft

(c) State four reasons for falsehood and theft.

3. What are examination malpractices?

(b) Mention four forms of examination malpractices

(c) Outline four causes of rape

4. Differentiate between thuggery and gang

(b) Explain the meaning of drug abuse

(c) Mention three reasons why people join secret cult

5. Differentiate between banned foods and contaminated food

(b) State five effects of contaminated foods

(c) Mention three causes of drug abuse.