What To Expect In Waec Government And Hot Questions

2021 Waec Government: What are the areas Waec will set Government Questions from and how do I get Waec Government 2021 OBJ And Essay Questions? Waec 2021 Government Questions is what we shall discuss here.

Waec Government is important to every Waec 2021 Art Candidate. Read on for Sample Questions Waec would set in 2021 Government Objective and Theory or click here for Waec 2021 Government Syllabus.

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Solved Waec 2021 Government 1 & 2 Questions

You have asked the questions, what are the areas Waec sets questions in Government? I am here to give you the bold answers to your question.

To make this topic easy for you to understand, I will divide it into three sections. The three sections are:

1. Waec 2021 Government Objective Questions
2. 2021 Waec Government Essay Questions And Answers.
3. Instructions To Pass Waec 2021 Examination.

Waec 2021 Government Objective Questions

As usual, you will be given questions and options A to E to choose from. Normally, the number of objective questions (OBJ) you are to answer in Waec 2021 Government Science is 50.

The Following Are Sample Waec Objective Questions. They are likely Government questions for Waec 2021.

1. The indirect dimension of changing the government is known as ___ ?
A. coup de ta’t
B. military rule
C. election
D. electorate

2. The head of the palace in the pre-colonial hausa system is ?
A. Sarkin dawaki
B. sarkin gida
C. sarkin fada
D. sarkin ruwa

3. What is the name of the motion brought before the chamber asking that leave be given to bring in a bill?
A. government motion
B. enactment
C. approval
D. leave

4. Early nationalist activities manifested in the form of _____?
A. discrimination
B. resistance
C. participation
D. disagreement

5. The appointment and dissolution of the board of directors of the public corporation fall under _______?
A. ministerial control
B. legislative control
C. political control
D. judicial control

6. Military intervention into the politics of a state involves ______
A. an overthrow of a legitimate government by pressure groups
B. the seizure of power from a legitimate government by the armed forces
C. violent overthrow of a democratic government by the police
D. the legitimate seizure of power by the police and civilians

7. Local government are vital in modern politics as they ________
A. encourage dictatorship
B. train the local people in the art of governance
C. make laws for the whole country
D. execute government policies at all levels

8. Which of the following is a civil/public servant?
A. House majority leader
B. Clerk of the House
C. Party whip
D. Minister of education

9. In a military regime, the arms of government that are usually fused are _________
A. executive and judiciary
B. legislature and local council
C. legislature and executive
D. judiciary and the press

10. A constitution is considered to be flexible if it _______?
A. can be amended by a simple majority
B. can be altered through a special procedure
C. requires two-third majority
D. is difficult to amend

11. The principle of checks and balances is important because it
A. prevents each organ of government from being dictatorial
B. frees other organs from judicial control
C. makes the organs confront themselves
D. makes the government to perform it civic responsibilities

12. Which of the following is a fundamental right? Right to
A. life
B. education
C. criticize government
D. public office

13. Government maintains law and order through the following except ________?
A. police
B. immigration
C. the legislature
D. prison service

14. A corrupt judicial system erodes the observance of ______?
A. national peace and stability
B. the rule of law
C. international laws and conventions
D. democratic values of the executive

15. Which of the following statements about public corporation is not true?
A. It is managed by a board of directors
B. It is established by an act of parliament
C. A huge capital is needed for its establishment
D. It is financed mainly by private individuals

16. Acceptability of the government in power by the governed is known as
A. legitimacy
B. sovereignty
C. democracy
D. authority

17. Which of the following countries practiced totalitarianism?
A. Germany, Russia and Japan
B. Italy, Russia and Germany
C. Italy, Germany and Japan
D. Russia, Italy and England

18. A function of government is _________
A. controlling electoral commission
B. organizing pressure groups
C. making of laws
D. forming political parties

19. The excessive power of the traditional rulers in the pre-colonial era could checked by ________
A. the hunters
B. the priests
C. children of the chiefs
D. the farmers

20. The post-Second World War nationalism in West Africa was characterized by
A. disorganization
B. lukewarm demands
C. disorientation
D. increased agitation

21. The rights of citizens to benefit from public utility is classified as
A. social rights
B. natural rights
C. religious rights
D. political rights

22. Which of the following strengthen the power of the Supreme Court against the executive and the legislature?
A. Judicial precedent
B. Judicial review
C. Court injunction
D. Oath swearing

23. Policy of assimilation was successfully operated by the French in
A. Lome
B. Goree
C. Bamako
D. Abidjan

24. The theory of separation of powers was propounded by ________
A. A. V Decay
B. Max Weber
C. Charles Montesquieu
D. Gabriel Almond

25. Which of the following is not a method used by pressure groups to achieve their objectives?
A. Employing lobbyists
B. Embarking on demonstrations
C. Embarking on strikes and boycotts
D. Contesting for political positions

26. A “Yes” or No” vote on a specific political issue in a country is called ________
A. referendum
B. public opinion
C. gerrymandering
D. suffrage

27. Bicameralism is necessary in a federal state to demonstrate that __________
A. the executive is adequately represented
B. localized interests receive adequate representation
C. representation in the upper house is base on population
D. representation of the rich in society is taken care of

28. The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) was formally established in Lagos on _________
A. December 20, 1945
B. June 20. 1963
C. March 15, 1971
D. May 28, 1975

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Government Waec 2021 Theory Questions And Answers

The following are the kind of questions you should expect in Waec 2021 Government Theory or Essay. They are hot cake questions:

Write a short note on the following:

A. de jure one-party system
B. de facto one-party system
C. totalitarian single-party system
D. mass party system

That’s all for now… I shall update you when more real live questions and answers come up. However, I advise that you are hardworking so as to pass your Waec once and for all.

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