1.
The belief in one's own capabilities is
self-actualization.
self-confidence.
self-determination.
self-esteem.
2.
The home environment can contribute positively to the building of the child's self-confidence by
being over sympathetic to him or her.
providing him or her with entertainment needs.
providing him or her with learning needs.
punishing all his or her offences.
3.
A person's unique character is his or her
ego.
ideal.
other self.
personality.
4.
One way of fostering good gender relationship is by
avoiding domineering tendencies by males.
enjoying leadership roles of males.
establishing co-educational institutions.
involving parents in school management.
5.
An action that adolescents need to avoid when experiencing health challenges is
confiding in peers.
complaining to elders.
seeking help from parents.
seeking medical attention.
6.
To promote national identity, it is important to
ensure high standard of living.
maintain a strong cultural heritage.
provides avenues for social mobility.
protect the young generation.
7.
Outmoded cultural practices can be eradicated from the Ghanaian community through
judicial and executive control.
legislation and military action.
legislation and public education.
police action and punishment.
8.
The Sword in the Coat of Arms of Ghana represents
freedom and justice.
local administration.
national government.
struggle for independence.
9.
According to Maslow's Theory of Needs, a self-actualized person has
abundant wealth.
good health.
high determination.
higher education.
10.
One most effective means of controlling irresponsible adolescent behaviour is through
complete relaxation of rules.
good parental care.
pampering the adolescents.
applying strict disciplinary actions.
11.
Ghanaian cultural practices are fully expressed during
funeral ceremonies.
marriage rites.
outdooring ceremonies.
traditional festivals.
12.
Behaviour patterns that are acceptable in a society over a period of time are
customs.
decrees.
norms.
values.
13.
The father as a leader of the family
directs his subjects to achieve the goals of the community.
is responsible for organizing the people for community work.
rules the traditional area according to customs.
sees to the welfare of members.
14.
A matrilineal system of inheritance is one in which descent is traced along the
father's line.
grandparent's line.
mother's line.
nephew's line
15.
Which of the following measures can help minimize parent-child conflicts?
Dependency solely on counsellors
Reconciliation of their differences
Rehabilitation of the child
Satisfying all the demands of the child
16.
Engaging children in economic activities which may hinder their education and endanger their health is
child abuse.
child abduction.
child labour.
child neglect.
17.
Which of the following conditions is not an effect of deviant behaviour in the society?
Breakdown of law and order
Loss of manpower
Peer pressure
Stifling development projects
18.
The greatest environmental problem Ghana faces as a result of urbanization is
deforestation.
desertification.
poor road network.
waste disposal.
19.
The best way to overcome the effect of unreliable seasonal changes in agriculture is through the
clearing of wetlands.
practice of crop rotation.
practice of irrigation.
timing of the season.
20.
The most important measure to limit the activities of illegal mining operation is to
advise the miners to go into farming.
deploy military and police action.
have dialogue with illegal miners.
provide modern equipment for deep underground mining.
21.
Social change is best achieved through
informal education.
formal education.
distance education.
non-formal education.
22.
Which of the following options is a feature of a truly independent nation?
Ability to control economic affairs
Ability to borrow enough for projects
Poor work attitude
Unsustainable economy
23.
To be self-reliant, Ghanaians need to
I. have leaders who are affluent and power conscious.
II. have education on skill-acquisition rather than knowledge acquisition.
III. avoid negative attitude to work.
IV. develop their human and natural resources.
I, II and III
I, II and IV
I, III and IV
II, III and IV
24.
The following processes are means of peace building except
compromise.
consensus.
suspicion.
tolerance.
25.
A leader who accepts the views of followers and cultivates good relationship with them demonstrates
honesty.
leadership by example.
problem solving skill.
tolerance.
26.
A condition which is not an essential feature of democratic governance is the existence of
an executive president.
an impartial electoral commission.
an independent press.
the rule of law.
27.
A constitution is important in nation building effort because it
allocates powers to the organs of government.
can be written or unwritten.
is derived from parliamentary approval.
prevents criticism from the government.
28.
Under which of these circumstances would the law limit the right of citizens?
Engaging in lawful occupation
Accessing basic education
Lawful movement
Mental infirmity
29.
An individual who enjoys full political rights of a country is
citizen.
a native.
an aborigine.
an alien.
30.
Fundamental human rights are known as
civic rights.
economic rights.
natural rights.
political rights.
31.
International economic co-operation is essential mainly because, countries
are endowed with different resources.
are endowed with the same resources.
have limited resources.
share common resources.
32.
One activity of the Commonwealth that brings together the largest number of its members is
Commonwealth games.
Commonwealth Leader's Conference.
Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference.
Commonwealth Judicial Council's meeting.
33.
A worker needs to plan for his or her future mainly to
enjoy fruitful retirement.
enjoy travelling abroad.
attain higher education.
raise children.
34.
A youth leader in Ghana can play a major role in nation building by
being democratic.
being friendly with others.
initiating good policies.
taking part in demonstrations.
35.
Science and Technology can contribute to national development through
increasing environmental pollution.
increase in unemployment rate.
impoverishing the lives of the people.
reduction in superstitious beliefs.
36.
To promote science and technology in Ghana, governments should
build more demonstration schools.
encourage science students to travel abroad.
ensure the commercialization of technological innovations.
employ foreign teachers to teach in schools
37.
An example of inexhaustible natural resource is
aluminum.
mineral deposits.
plants.
sunlight.
38.
A factor that promotes community development is
availability of human resource.
having followers with foresight.
migration of people to urban centres.
presence of apathetic citizens.
39.
Which of the following is not classified as primary production?
Agriculture
Fishing
Fruit canning
Mining
40.
A common feature of developed countries is that they have
abundant natural resources.
high population growth rate.
highly skilled human resource.
several tertiary institutions.
41.
Ensuring that properties are always kept in good condition is
continuous repair.
maintenance culture.
sustainable development.
sustainable growth.
42.
A major way of ensuring sustainability in an individual's life is by
acquiring wealth.
acquiring good education.
adopting apathetic attitude.
enjoying a good life.
43.
Sustainable development refers to the
keeping of projects functioning for many years.
promotion of maintenance culture.
promotion of the development of positive attitude to work.
use of best quality materials for projects.
44.
One of the major causes of rapid population growth in a country is
decreased immigration.
decreased maternal mortality.
high child mortality rate.
high maternal mortality rate.
45.
The population policy of Ghana advocates
abstinence from sex as much as possible.
marrying only one wife at a time.
reducing the number of children one can afford to have.
spacing the number of children one can give birth to.
46.
Ghana has not been able to achieve a buoyant economy because of
high per capital income.
high rate of literacy.
low dependency ratio.
poor saving culture.
47.
An example of positive attitude to work is
avoiding absenteeism at work.
improper dressing to work.
improper way of talking to co-workers.
refusing to be punctual.
48.
An entrepreneur can ensure the sustainability of a business through
maintenance of high quality products.
reliance on unskilled labour.
the dependence on bank loans.
sale of shares to the public.
49.
Industries that are controlled by the state are organized as
co-operatives.
government departments.
municipal authorities.
public co-operation.
50.
Which of the following is not ideal for securing funds for a business by an entrepreneur?
Acquiring loan from the bank
Engaging in lotto staking
Personal savings
Ploughing back profit
a)
Explain the term self.
b)
Examine four reasons for which an individual should know himself or herself.
a)
List any four examples of Ghanaian shared values.
b)
Explain four ways in which Ghanaian common values contribute to national integration.
a)
Distinguish between courtship and marriage.
b)
Suggest four preparation that ought to be made by an individual who is preparing to get married.
a)
Explain the term social change.
b)
Examine four positive effects of education on national development in Ghana.
Justify five steps an individual can take to become self-reliant and independent in life.
a)
Explain the following concepts:
i)
Leadership;
ii)
Followership.
b)
Highlight four qualities that are common to a leader and a follower which must be exhibited for the achievement of societal goals.
a)
Explain the conceipt democracy.
b)
Discuss four ways in which democracy is important for nation building.
Suggest five ways in which Ghana can improve her agricultural production through application of science and technology.
a)
List four characteristics of a buoyant economy.
b)
Examine four ways of achieving better socio-economic life in Ghana.
Discuss five negative implications of Ghana's population structure.