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Question 1051
jamb 1984

Which of the following is NOT a civic obligation of every Nigerian citizen?

AFreedom of conscience and religion
BObedience to laws
CPayment to taxes
DVoting by adults
ERespect for the national flag and anthem
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Question 1052
jamb 1984
Which of the following was NOT the responsibility of the Federal Electoral Commission in Nigeria?
ASupervision of polling
BCompilation of electoral register
CDelimitation of Constituencies
DCounting and publication of election results
ESwearing in of members of the Houses of Assembly
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Question 1053
jamb 1984

With whom is fascism associated ?

AAdolf Hitler
BKarl Marx
CJohn Locke
DBenito Mussolini
EJoseph Stalin
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Question 1054
jamb 1984
Elections among candidates from the same party before the final elections are called
Arunning mates
Belectoral colleges
Cparty conventions
Dprimaries
Esecond ballots
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Question 1055
jamb 1984
Citizens legally qualified to vote for parliamentary candidates from
Aa ward
Bthe electorate
Cmembers of the House of Assembly
Da Trade Union Congress
EPolitical parties
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Question 1056
jamb 1984
Capitalism often encourages
Apublic
Ba centrally planned economy
Cprivate ownership of the means of production
Danarchy
EDeconcentration of political and economic powers in the same hands
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Question 1057
jamb 1984
A fascist regime is both
AFair and legitmate
Bresponsive and responsible
Crepresentative and accountable
Ddemocratic and constitutional
Eauthoritarian and totalitarian
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Question 1058
jamb 1984
In a parliamentary system of government ministers are
Acollectively responsible to parliament
Bnot members of the legislature
Cappointed by a two-thirds majority of the legislature
Drepresentatives of various interests in the country
Echosen from the upper House
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Question 1059
jamb 1984
An electoral district is a
Apolling booth
Bconstituency
Cward
Dlocal government area
Esubdivision of the state
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Question 1060
jamb 1984
A constitutionally defined set of individual rights which governments are obliged to protect constitute
Astatutory rights
Bequity rights
Ccustomary rights
Dcivil rights
Enatural rights
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Question 1061
jamb 1984
The Judicial organ of government is the body which
Aimplements the law
Bmakes the law
Cpunishes law makers
Dinterprets the law
Erewards law makers
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Question 1062
jamb 1984
Government means the machinery established by a state to manage the affairs of the
Arulers
Baliens
Ccivil servants
Dworkers and peasants
Epeople
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Question 1063
jamb 1984
Which of the following is NOT a public corporation in Nigeria?
AJoint Admissions and Matericulation Board
BNigeria Steel Development Authority
CNigerian National Oil Corporation
DNigerian National shipping Line
ENigerian Railway Corporation
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Question 1064
jamb 1984
The citizenship of a country may be acquired by an individual through
ADecolonization
BNomination
CNationalization
DNeutralization
ENaturalization
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Question 1065
jamb 1984
In a democracy, franchise is given to all
AResident adults
Bcitizens
Ccitizens except members of the armed forces
Dloyal party members
Equalified adult citizens
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Question 1066
jamb 1984
The three fundamental rights of citizens are
Asalvation, property, freedom of thought
Bemployment, property, and social security
Clife, liberty and propery
Dfree education, peaceable assembly and freedom of though
Efreedom of movement, association and religion
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Question 1067
jamb 1984
The three principal organs of government are the
ALegislature the Public Service and Judiciary
BPolitical Parties, the Executive and the Judiciary
CExecutive, the Legislature and the Public Corporation
DLegislature, the Executive and the Judiciary
EJudiciary the Local Government and the Legislature
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Question 1068
jamb 1984
In a presidential system of government ministers are
Acollectively responsible to the Senate
Bcollectively responsible to the President
Cindividually responsible to the President
Dindividually responsible to no one
Eindividually responsible to the electorate
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Question 1069
jamb 1984
The most basic property of pressure groups which differentiates them from political parties is that they
Aare not as interests in politics
Bdo not have permanent organizations
Cdo not support candidate in elections
Ddo not seek to influence public opinion
Edo not nominate candidate as their own official representatives
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Question 1070
jamb 1984
A government in which control of ultimate power is by a few who rule in their own selfish interests is classified as
Aa democracy
Ba dictatorship
Can aristocracy
Da monarchy
Ean oligarchy
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