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Question 31
waec 2005
The direct rule policy did not succeed in some parts of West Africa because
Ait was not well understood
Bonly few British officers were posted to those areas
Cthe powers of traditional rulers were not centralised
Dthe elite were participatory to the policy
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Question 32
waec 2005
The executive head who was responsible for British colonial territories in West Africa was the
ALord Chancellor
Bheir to the British throne
Cwarrant chief
DSecretary of State
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Question 33
waec 2005
The First Colonial Consul sent to administer the West Coast of Africa by the Britain, was
AJohn Beecroft
BWalter Egerton
CGeorge Goldie
DDonald Cameron
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Question 34
waec 2005
Public corporations are set up by
Athe Board of Directors
Bthe Minister
Cworkers in the corporation
Dan act of parliament
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Question 35
waec 2005
All the following are features of the civil service except
Aanonymity
Bpolitical neutrality and impartiality
Csecurity of tenure and permanence
Dpolitical maturity and participation
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Question 36
waec 2005
A local government administration promotes
Aconsensus politics
Bresponsible government
Cdemocracy at the grassroots
Dresponsive government
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Question 37
waec 2005
Political opinion can be expressed through
Acensus
Bgeneral strike
Csocialisation
Dcompromise
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Question 38
waec 2005
The main objective of a pressure group is to
Achange the government
Bfund election campaigns
Cform the government
Dinfluence government policies
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Question 39
waec 2005
An electoral college is a
Aform of indirect election
Bschool for electoral officers
Ccollege which trains party leaders
Dpolicy to dissolve constitutuencies
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Question 40
waec 2005
A free and fair election requires all the following except
Apolitical parties
Ba long campaign period
Cgerrymandered constitutuencies
Dregistration of all qualified voters
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Question 41
waec 2005
An election held to determine an important constitutional issue is called a
Adirect election
Bcounter election
Cgeneral election
Dreferendum
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Question 42
waec 2005
One major advantage of the secret ballot system of election is that , it
Aremoves the fears of threat and victimization
Benables the best party to win
Censures the efficiency of the electoral commission
Dhelps to elect the best candidate
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Question 43
waec 2005
The right of the citizens to vote and be voted for in an election is called
Aindirect election
Bnomination
Cgeneral election
Dfranchise
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Question 44
waec 2005
A multi-party system often leads to
Aunitary government
Bdictatorial government
Ccoalition government
Dparliamentary government
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Question 45
waec 2005
All the following are essential functions of political parties except to
Aaggregate interests of members of the public
Bserve as link between the government and the people
Cseek political power lawfully
Dsek political power for the military
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Question 46
waec 2005
People pay taxes in order to
Agenerate revenue for government
Bobtain a tax clearance certificate
Cavoid being prosecuted in the courts
Dsave towards the future
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Question 47
waec 2005
To promote justice in a state, judges must
Abelong to the ruling party
Bpunish people who oppose them
Cenjoy security of tenure of office
Dnot socialise with the people
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Question 48
waec 2005
A unicameral legislature has
Atwo houses
Bone house
Cthree houses
Done head of state
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Question 49
waec 2005
A unicameral legislature has
Atwo houses
Bone house
Cthree houses
Done head of state
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Question 50
waec 2005
The judiciary is an organ of government which
Arules the country according to laws
Bmakes laws for the country
Cgives legal backing to government's budgets
Dsettles disputes in accordance with the laws of the land
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