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Question 41
waec 2002
Which of the following is not a purpose of election?
APolitical recruitment
BRigging
CExercise of franchise
DLegitimacy
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Question 42
waec 2002
Which of the following is not a purpose of election?
APolitical recruitment
BRigging
CExercise of franchise
DLegitimacy
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Question 43
waec 2002
Pressure groups use all the following techniques to achieve their objectives except
Alobbying
Bdemonstrating
Ccoup détat
Dstrikes
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Question 44
waec 2002
The principle of checks and balances modifies the theory of
Adelegated legislation
Bsupremacy of the law
Cseparation of powers
Drule of law
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Question 45
waec 2002
One of the functions of political parties is to
Amake law
Bdeclare a state of emergency
Cinterpret the constitution
Daggregate interest
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Question 46
waec 2002
One of the main principles of the presidential system is the
Aparliamentary supremacy
Bseparation of powers
Ccreation of local governments
Dcollective responsiblity
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Question 47
waec 2002

Which of the following formulates and implements government policy?

AJudiciary
BLabour
CExecutive
DPolice
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Question 48
waec 2002

Under delegated legislation, the institution empowered to make laws is the

Apress
Bpressure groups
Cexecutive
Dpolitical parties
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Question 49
waec 2002
Another name for the simple majority system of voting is the
Afirst-past-the-post system
Bproportional representation
Cabsolute majority
Dsecond ballot system
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Question 50
waec 2002

Autonomy of constituent units is an important feature of

Aconfederal government
Bpresidential government
Cunitary government
Dparliamentary government
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Question 51
waec 2002
Which of the following protect the rights of the individual in a state?
AThe police and the soldiers
BThe executive and legislature
CThe police and the courts
DThe lawmakers and lawyers
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Question 52
waec 2002
Franchise can be described as the political right to
Avote during elections
Bcontest elections
Cbelong to political parties
Dvote and be oted for
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Question 53
waec 2002
An organization whose ultimate aim is to gain the control of government and implement its programmes is known as a
Apressure group
Bpolitical party
Ctrade union
Dprofessional association
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Question 54
waec 2002
Citizenship can be acquired by
Anationalism
Bnaturalization
Cindigenization
Dcollectivism
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Question 55
waec 2002
Constitutionalism is synonymous with
Aseparation of powers
Bsupremacy of the law
Cdelegated legislation
Dchecks and balances
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Question 56
waec 2002
A country is said to be democratic if
Agerrymandering exists
Bthere are free and fair elections
Ccitizens are disenfranchised
Dthe press is owned by the governmnet
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Question 57
waec 2002
Fascism as a system of government originated in
AItaly
BGermany
CFrance
DBritain
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Question 58
waec 2002

A classless society is the ultimate goal of

Asocialism
Btotalitarianism
Ccapitalism
Dfeudalism
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Question 59
jamb 2002
An attribute that Nigeria shares with most non-aligned countries is
Aher large population
Bthe state of her economy
Cher heterogenous population
Dher large size
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Question 60
jamb 2002
Nigeria's membership of the ECOWAS is informed by her desire to
Adevelop a market in the sub-region
Bform a sub-regional high command
Cbecome a sub-regional power
Dpromote economic integration
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