1.
The whole being of an individual which makes him or her unique is referred to as the
character.
confidence.
ego.
personality.
2.
Which of the following factors is the most effective way of helping the individual to develop his or her capabilities?
Education and training
Financial assistance
Guidance and counselliing
Personal foresight
3.
The most useful aspect of Maslow's Theory of Needs for an individual worker in Ghana is
esteem needs.
security needs.
self-actualization needs.
social needs.
4.
An identifiable social characteristics of the adolescent is the
ability to think about the future.
concern for physical changes in the body.
desire to be self-dependent.
desire to gain popularity among members.
5.
Responsible adolescent social behaviour can best be encouraged through
good preparation for life.
good preparation for marriage.
knowledge of reproductive system.
knowledge of risks of premarital sex.
6.
One activity that must be encouraged in modern Ghana because it complements the work of the police is
communal labour.
funeral rites.
neighbourhood watch.
puberty rites.
7.
The National Flag is important because it
demonstrates the culture of the country.
depicts the authority of the land.
fosters unity among the people.
shows our colonial past.
8.
The call for the abolishing of the widowhood rites and the trokosi system is mainly because
the United Nations say so.
they are practised in the rural areas.
they are old fashioned.
they violate human rights.
9.
The main purpose of marriage in the Ghanaian society is to
create avenue for legitimate child bearing.
give adult status and sense of importance to people.
provide opportunity for the woman's family to collect bride wealth.
provide opportunity to engage in economic activities.
10.
One consequence of breakdown of marriage in the Ghanaian society is
brain drain.
child delinquency.
excess quest for wealth.
high infant mortality.
11.
One major characteristic of matrilocal marriage is that the
couple moves to live in a resident provided by the man.
couple moves to live in a resident provided by the woman.
man moves to live in the woman's family house.
woman moves to live in the man's family house.
12.
The first step in the process of contracting customary marriage in Ghana is
knocking.
payment of bride wealth.
period of courtship.
seeking consent of people.
13.
A group of people who are related by blood, marriage or adoption is known as
a clan.
a family.
a lineage.
an ethnic group.
14.
Which of the following options relate to the Intestate Succession Law (PNDC Law 111) in Ghana?
Chieftaincy
Employment
Inheritance
Marriage
15.
Ideally, genuine love and affection for the child best come from
aunts.
friends.
parents.
teachers.
16.
One way of improving the moral standard of the youth is by
encouraging peer influence.
guidance and counselling.
promoting access to night clubs.
promoting free social media.
17.
Religious organizations are agencies of socialization because they help their followers to
discover hidden truths.
gain eternal life.
live virtuous life.
search for the creator.
18.
The family is failing in the socialization process because of
inadequate infrastructure.
impartation of cultural values.
influence of foreign culture.
the provision of character training.
19.
Which of these factors does not compromise the quality of the environment?
Afforestation
Construction
Deforestation
Urbanization
20.
Which of the following measures would you primarily recommend for the protection of the environment?
Application of research finding
Ensuring environmental education
Ensuring environmental conversation
Promulgation of environmental laws
21.
Education is more useful when the individual is able to acquire knowledge and
abundant wealth.
a university degree.
professional skills.
social prestige.
22.
A country is said to be self-reliant when she
controls her co-operation with other nations.
controls the world's major financial institutions.
relies mainly on foreign capital for development.
relies on her own resources and efforts for development.
23.
The challenges of political independence in Ghana can best be met through
cultural heritage.
electing experienced leaders.
formulating policies.
positive attitude to work.
24.
Which of the following factors is not a cause of conflict in Ghana?
Chieftaincy disputes
Ethnicity
Incorruptibility
Partisan politics
25.
The process by which a neutral party is involved in the resolution of conflict between two feuding groups is referred to as
consensus building.
mediation.
negotiation.
power sharing.
26.
Which of the following options is an important quality of a good leader?
Absolution
Foresight
Potentiality
Rigidity
27.
Constitutional rule is an important element in nation building because it promotes
community development.
good governance.
self-appraisal.
self-reliance.
28.
In a democratic state, the people express their varied views mainly through
a free press.
parliament.
public debate.
petition.
29.
An independent body that safeguards the constitution of Ghana is the
executive.
judiciary.
legislature.
police.
30.
Enjoyment of fundamental human rights of the citizen goes with
obligation.
probity.
transparency.
reward.
31.
The main function of commercial banks in Ghana is to
accept deposits from customers.
control foreign exchange transactions.
control the supply of money in the country.
issue new currencies into the system.
32.
One benefit of science and technology to society is
ensuring effective prioritization of projects.
production of drugs with the correct concentration.
traditional timing of the seasons.
the use of charcoal to reduce salt content in soup.
33.
The relationship Ghana has with the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is
bilateral.
cultural.
multilateral.
political.
34.
The critical need for the contribution of the youth to national development means, the youth should
be given enough money to start business.
be given leadership positions at work places.
enjoy unrestricted freedom in the community.
receive the necessary education and guidance.
35.
The following statements are objectives of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) except
eradicating poverty from the continent.
holistic approach to Africa's development.
regional economic integration.
seeking reparation from colonial masters.
36.
Which of the following co-operations enjoins countries to send troops to restore peace in another country?
Economic co-operation
Political co-operation
Technical co-operation
Security co-operation
37.
Basically, Ghana's abundant resources can be effectively utilized through
acquiring sophisticated equipment.
attracting foreign investors.
seeking foreign financial support.
training of highly skilled personnel.
38.
The first thing to consider when planning a community project is
government support.
identification of needs.
source of funding.
the people's commitment.
39.
An attribute which is not a necessity for an individual to contribute to community development is
initiative.
selflessness.
vision.
wealth.
40.
To overcome the high cost of living in Ghana,
interest on loans from banks must be increased.
production of goods and services must be increased.
the population grow rate must remain at 3%.
inflation rate must be allowed to rise.
41.
A project that is made to function continuously over long period of time can be described as
dependable.
profitable.
sustainable.
valuable.
42.
When taking a loan from bank, the borrower must first consider
his or her anticipated income.
the budget for the nuclear family.
the rate of inflation in the country.
the interest rate and terms of payment.
43.
Many business enterprises incur unmanageable debts because they
collect loans from the banks.
do not plan their income and expenditure well.
live or set up businesses in urban centres.
work with people outside family circles.
44.
Which of the following measures cannot be effectively used in breaking the vicious cycle of population growth in Ghana?
Family planning programmes
Intensive public education
The use of contraceptive
Total ban on immigration
45.
Over population can be explained as a situation where the population of a country
grows at the rate of 3%.
has high morbidity rate.
is less than the available resources.
is more than the available resources.
46.
One major effect of rural-urban migration on rural communities in Ghana is
collapse of rural industries.
improvement in standard of living.
rapid growth of rural population.
rejuvenation of rural industries.
47.
The major reason for low productivity in the public sector is
bureaucracy.
lack of skilled personnel.
negative work attitude.
nepotism.
48.
A successful business is guided by the principle of
bureaucracy.
duty consciousness.
democracy.
work ethics.
49.
Which of the following options is not an important means by which the private entrepreneur can sustain his or her business?
Applying higher skills and technology
Having a huge amount of capital
Maintaining high quality products
Separating personal and business accounts
50.
A quality of an entrepreneur is
decision making.
innovativeness.
risk bearing.
supervision.
Justify five reasons why adolescents need to know about their reproductive features.
Explain five ways by which the celebration of festival in Ghana promote the development of the nation.
Highlight five benefits of the extended family to the individual for which it must be sustained.
Discuss five social control measures employed in the Ghanaian traditional society to correct anti-social behaviours.
(a)
State five challenges associated with political independence.
(b)
Discuss four measures your country should take to overcome the challenges of political independence.
(a)
Explain the term rule of law
(b)
Explain four ways of making rule of law effective in Ghana.
(a)
What is the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD)?
(b)
Outline four benefits African countries hope to achieve from their membership of NEPAD.
Discuss five factors that in your view hinder the efforts of Ghana to develop.
Highlight five factors that hinder the sustainability of growth and development in Ghana.
Examine five negative social implications of Ghana’s population structure.
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