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Question 501
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 502
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 503
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 504
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 505
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 506
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 507
waec 2005
A multi-party system often leads to
Aunitary government
Bdictatorial government
Ccoalition government
Dparliamentary government
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Question 508
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 509
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 510
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 511
waec 2005
A unicameral legislature has
Atwo houses
Bone house
Cthree houses
Done head of state
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Question 512
waec 2005
A unicameral legislature has
Atwo houses
Bone house
Cthree houses
Done head of state
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Question 513
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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Question 514
waec 2005
One of the functions of a Party Whip in the Legislature is to
Apunish erring members of the party in the House
Bensure that members are present during important sessions
Censure that the House is properly dissolved
Dlead the minority party in the House debate
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Question 515
waec 2005
The practice of two or more sovereign states uniting for security and external affairs is called
Atotalitarianism
Bconfederalism
Crepublicanism
Dsectionalism
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Question 516
waec 2005
The principle of collective responsibility is central to the
Apresidential system
Bfederal system
Cunitary system
Dparliamentary system
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Question 517
waec 2005
A unitary system of government is most suitable for a
Ahighly religious country
Bcountry with a lot of mineral deposits
Csmaill homogeneous country
Dhighly populated country
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Question 518
waec 2005
A constitution is said to be rigid if it
Acan be amended by the president only
Bis difficult to amend
Cis unwritten
Dis decreed by soldiers
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Question 519
waec 2005
An agreed set of rules prescribing the governance of a country can be the
Aconstitution
Bcharter
Cmanifesto
Dhansard
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Question 520
waec 2005

The industrial Revolution in Europe resulted in

Asocialism
Bcommunalism
Caristocracy
Dcapitalism
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