National Consciousness and Identity 1 - JSS1 Civic education Past Questions and Answers - page 2
What do the wavy white lines on the Nigerian coat of arms symbolize?
Unity and peace
Cultural diversity
Rivers Niger and Benue
International boundaries
What does the eagle on the Nigerian coat of arms signify?
Weakness and division
Strength and unity
International isolationism
Cultural diversity without unity
In what year was the Nigerian coat of arms officially adopted?
1960
1973
1976
1975
What factors contribute to national unity, according to the lesson?
Cultural segregation only
Individual success
Common language, civic education, national celebrations, and inclusive governance
Isolationism
Why are national symbols considered iconic representations?
Arbitrary expressions
Without cultural or historical value
Political propaganda tools
With cultural and historical significance
What does the Nigerian pledge encourage citizens to respect?
Personal interests only
Individual freedoms without obligations
National values and the flag
Cultural divisions
Why is the Nigerian coat of arms essential in representing the nation?
It symbolizes weakness and division
It reflects isolationism
It embodies the country's values, strength, and unity
It has no cultural or historical significance
How does national consciousness contribute to a sense of belonging?
By promoting individualism
Through collective awareness of shared identity and values
By encouraging international isolationism
By disregarding cultural diversity
What is the primary role of national identity?
Fostering international divisions
Shaping perceptions of a shared community
Encouraging isolationism
Promoting cultural diversity without unity
What is the significance of understanding national symbols for citizens?
They have no cultural or historical value
They serve as political propaganda tools
They represent the country's rich heritage and achievements
They contribute to isolationism