5. What is the main purpose of researching issues? A. To gain new knowledge for writing essays B. To develop personal opinions on issues C. To gather information and evaluate the pros and cons of different viewpoints D. To memorise laws and rules 6. Which of the following is a key reason why Civics and Citizenship education is important? A. It teaches how to win elections. B. It encourages active participation in society and informed decision-making.
C. It helps students memorise political figures. D. It focuses on learning political theory only. 7. Civics and Citizenship education helps individuals to mostly develop the ability to: A. lead political campaigns. B. work together to make decisions for the common good. C. follow rules without questioning authority. D. focus solely on individual interests. 8. Identify the skill developed through the Civics and Citizenship education that helps students understand and analyse government structures. A. Investigating contemporary civics and citizenship issues B. Evaluating information C. Analysing political systems D. Communicating ideas 9. Why is it important for citizens to understand their rights and responsibilities in a democracy. A. To avoid punishment B. To protect their freedoms and contribute to a fair society C. To memorise constitutional laws D. To gain political power 10. Identify how Civics and Citizenship education contributes to personal development. A. It teaches only historical facts. B. It helps students become informed and responsible citizens who can contribute to their communities. C. It focuses only on memorisation of political figures. D. It trains students to follow orders. ANALYSE AND APPLY 11. Identify the four key Civics and Citizenship skills, and explain how each one contributes to being an informed citizen. 12. Explain why it is important for students to engage in discussions about political and social issues in Civics and Citizenship education. 13. Explain how critical thinking skills can help individuals assess the validity of information presented in the media. 14. If you were to research a controversial political issue, explain what steps you would take to ensure that your information is reliable and balanced. 15. Explain how Civics and Citizenship education influence the way people participate in their local communities or governments? Do you think it should be mandatory in schools? Why or why not? Answers and sample responses for this topic are available online.
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