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Ntc Exams Past Questions And Answers For Social Studies For JHS

GTLE NTC Exams Past Questions and Answers

CIVIC EDUCATION & GOVERNANCE

  1. Which of the following is a duty of the Legislature in Ghana?
    a) Enforcing laws
    b) Interpreting laws
    c) Making laws
    d) Judging court cases
    Correct answer: c) Making laws
  2. A system where the people elect their leaders is called…
    a) Monarchy
    b) Dictatorship
    c) Democracy
    d) Colonialism
    Correct answer: c) Democracy
  3. The 1992 Constitution of Ghana provides for how many arms of government?
    a) 2
    b) 3
    c) 4
    d) 5
    Correct answer: b) 3
  4. An individual becomes a Ghanaian citizen by all the following EXCEPT…
    a) Birth
    b) Marriage
    c) Nationality
    d) Naturalisation
    Correct answer: c) Nationality
  5. One major function of the Electoral Commission is to…
    a) Print money
    b) Conduct elections
    c) Train soldiers
    d) Make laws
    Correct answer: b) Conduct elections
  6. Which institution is responsible for ensuring human rights in Ghana?
    a) Parliament
    b) CHRAJ
    c) DVLA
    d) NCCE
    Correct answer: b) CHRAJ
  7. The emblem that signifies authority and unity in Ghana is the…
    a) Flag
    b) Coat of arms
    c) National pledge
    d) Anthem
    Correct answer: b) Coat of arms
  8. The President of Ghana is elected for a term of…
    a) 3 years
    b) 4 years
    c) 5 years
    d) 6 years
    Correct answer: b) 4 years
  9. A good citizen should report crimes because it…
    a) Helps reduce food prices
    b) Improves education
    c) Promotes law and order
    d) Builds hospitals
    Correct answer: c) Promotes law and order
  10. National unity can best be promoted by…
    a) Speaking only one language
    b) Celebrating different cultures
    c) Refusing to vote
    d) Ignoring national symbols
    Correct answer: b) Celebrating different cultures

SOCIAL AND CULTURAL LIFE

  1. The extended family system in Ghana encourages…
    a) Isolation
    b) Disunity
    c) Communal living
    d) Individualism
    Correct answer: c) Communal living
  2. An example of a traditional festival in Ghana is…
    a) Christmas
    b) Aboakyer
    c) Independence Day
    d) Easter
    Correct answer: b) Aboakyer
  3. The traditional head of a community is called a…
    a) Minister
    b) Chief
    c) Mayor
    d) Member of Parliament
    Correct answer: b) Chief
  4. Culture includes all of the following EXCEPT…
    a) Beliefs
    b) Customs
    c) Wages
    d) Values
    Correct answer: c) Wages
  5. Marriage is important in Ghanaian society because it…
    a) Encourages conflict
    b) Builds the nation
    c) Leads to poverty
    d) Ends education
    Correct answer: b) Builds the nation

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

  1. The environment is made up of…
    a) Only plants
    b) Only animals
    c) Living and non-living things
    d) Only water
    Correct answer: c) Living and non-living things
  2. Proper sanitation helps to…
    a) Increase pollution
    b) Spread diseases
    c) Promote good health
    d) Cause flooding
    Correct answer: c) Promote good health
  3. Which of the following is NOT a cause of land degradation?
    a) Overgrazing
    b) Afforestation
    c) Illegal mining
    d) Deforestation
    Correct answer: b) Afforestation
  4. The major source of water pollution in Ghana is…
    a) Afforestation
    b) Mining activities
    c) Road construction
    d) Planting trees
    Correct answer: b) Mining activities
  5. One major way to reduce air pollution is to…
    a) Burn more waste
    b) Cut down trees
    c) Promote clean energy
    d) Use old vehicles
    Correct answer: c) Promote clean energy

TOURISM & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

  1. A positive impact of tourism in Ghana is…
    a) Land degradation
    b) Unemployment
    c) Revenue generation
    d) Water pollution
    Correct answer: c) Revenue generation
  2. Which region in Ghana is known for the Mole National Park?
    a) Volta
    b) Eastern
    c) Northern
    d) Central
    Correct answer: c) Northern
  3. The Castle at Cape Coast is an example of…
    a) An economic resource
    b) A historical site
    c) A factory
    d) A mining site
    Correct answer: b) A historical site
  4. Tourists are attracted to Ghana because of…
    a) Air pollution
    b) Beautiful culture and sites
    c) Dirty beaches
    d) Lack of transport
    Correct answer: b) Beautiful culture and sites
  5. Tourism helps to create…
    a) War
    b) Pollution
    c) Employment
    d) Hunger
    Correct answer: c) Employment

PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT & SOCIAL VALUES

  1. Patriotism means…
    a) Disrespecting the flag
    b) Supporting one tribe
    c) Love for one’s country
    d) Destroying public property
    Correct answer: c) Love for one’s country
  2. A good citizen is expected to be…
    a) Lawless
    b) Irresponsible
    c) Corrupt
    d) Honest
    Correct answer: d) Honest
  3. The right to vote is known as…
    a) Judicial right
    b) Civil service
    c) Franchise
    d) Royalty
    Correct answer: c) Franchise
  4. National symbols help to…
    a) Divide the nation
    b) Promote unity
    c) Encourage corruption
    d) Destroy values
    Correct answer: b) Promote unity
  5. The National Anthem of Ghana is an example of a…
    a) Law
    b) Symbol
    c) Court ruling
    d) Poem
    Correct answer: b) Symbol

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & THE ENVIRONMENT

  1. Solar energy is best described as…
    a) Non-renewable
    b) Costly and scarce
    c) Renewable and clean
    d) Dangerous to health
    Correct answer: c) Renewable and clean
  2. Fuel wood is widely used in Ghana because it is…
    a) Imported
    b) Expensive
    c) Easily available
    d) Dangerous
    Correct answer: c) Easily available
  3. A major disadvantage of using firewood is…
    a) Reduces soil fertility
    b) Promotes deforestation
    c) Increases fish population
    d) Builds soil nutrients
    Correct answer: b) Promotes deforestation
  4. Proper energy conservation includes…
    a) Leaving lights on
    b) Using solar lamps
    c) Ignoring leaks
    d) Keeping TV on all night
    Correct answer: b) Using solar lamps
  5. Which energy source is most sustainable for rural Ghana?
    a) Nuclear
    b) Hydro
    c) Solar
    d) Thermal
    Correct answer: c) Solar

LAW, ORDER AND HUMAN RIGHTS

  1. Rights must be enjoyed with…
    a) Anger
    b) Freedom
    c) Responsibility
    d) Isolation
    Correct answer: c) Responsibility
  2. The body that settles disputes and interprets the law in Ghana is the…
    a) Legislature
    b) Executive
    c) Judiciary
    d) Electoral Commission
    Correct answer: c) Judiciary
  3. One major cause of conflict in communities is…
    a) Effective communication
    b) Understanding
    c) Misunderstanding
    d) Tolerance
    Correct answer: c) Misunderstanding
  4. Rule of law means…
    a) Rich people can break laws
    b) Only MPs follow the law
    c) Everyone is equal before the law
    d) The President is above the law
    Correct answer: c) Everyone is equal before the law
  5. One way to promote peace in society is through…
    a) Fighting
    b) Tolerance
    c) Cheating
    d) Jealousy
    Correct answer: b) Tolerance

MISCELLANEOUS (GEOGRAPHY, HERITAGE, ECONOMY)

  1. Ghana is located in…
    a) West Africa
    b) North Africa
    c) Central Africa
    d) South Africa
    Correct answer: a) West Africa
  2. Ghana became independent in…
    a) 1955
    b) 1957
    c) 1960
    d) 1966
    Correct answer: b) 1957
  3. The main economic activity along the coast of Ghana is…
    a) Farming
    b) Fishing
    c) Mining
    d) Tourism
    Correct answer: b) Fishing
  4. Cocoa is mostly grown in…
    a) Upper East
    b) Western and Ashanti
    c) Greater Accra
    d) Volta Region
    Correct answer: b) Western and Ashanti
  5. The first President of Ghana was…
    a) J.J. Rawlings
    b) Kwame Nkrumah
    c) John Mahama
    d) Nana Akufo-Addo
    Correct answer: b) Kwame Nkrumah
  6. Independence Day is celebrated on…
    a) March 6
    b) July 1
    c) January 1
    d) May 25
    Correct answer: a) March 6
  7. The capital city of Ghana is…
    a) Kumasi
    b) Tamale
    c) Accra
    d) Takoradi
    Correct answer: c) Accra
  8. The Akosombo Dam provides…
    a) Food
    b) Shelter
    c) Electricity
    d) Education
    Correct answer: c) Electricity
  9. The black star on the Ghana flag stands for…
    a) Unity of Africa
    b) Ashanti Kingdom
    c) Wealth
    d) Peace
    Correct answer: a) Unity of Africa
  10. The red color in Ghana’s flag represents…
    a) Mineral wealth
    b) Forests
    c) Blood of those who died for freedom
    d) Peace
    Correct answer: c) Blood of those who died for freedom

 

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