Causes of Contemporary Social Problems II - JSS1 Social studies Past Questions and Answers - page 1

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What is corruption?

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Honest behavior

B

Dishonest or unethical behavior

C

Transparent practices

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Which factor contributes to corruption by creating opportunities for unethical behavior?

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Transparency

B

Weak institutions

C

Strong accountability

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3

What economic condition may drive individuals to engage in corrupt practices for survival?

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Prosperity

B

Poverty

C

Stability

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4

What does embezzlement involve?

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Legal fund management

B

Misappropriation of entrusted funds for personal gain

C

Transparent financial practices

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5

Which type of corruption involves coercing someone through threats or intimidation?

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Bribery

B

Nepotism

C

Extortion

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6

What is a common outcome of corruption on institutions and public trust?

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Strengthening

B

Erosion

C

Transparency

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What can inadequate remuneration for public officials lead to?

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Transparency

B

Bribery

C

Accountability

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8

In what way does fraud involve gaining an unfair advantage?

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Legal practices

B

Misrepresentation of facts

C

Transparent actions

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9

Which factor contributes to corruption when individuals can act without consequences?

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Accountability

B

Lack of transparency

C

Strong institutions

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10

What type of favoritism involves showing preference to relatives in employment or contracts?

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Bribery

B

Nepotism

C

Extortion

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