KAMATA DAY SECONDARY SCHOOL

GRADE 11 END OF YEAR TEST 2023

CIVIC EDUCATION

SECTION A ANSWER ALL

1. ‘If you want peace, work for justice.’ Briefly explain this statement.
2. …………………….. is the conflict resolution method that allows the parties concerned to proceed
to the public court of law?

3. Although conflicts are generally negative to the well being of the society they are also
beneficial to the number of people. How does the country benefit from war?

4. Massive foreign immigration increases resentments by the owner of the land and in most
cases such situation leads to political violence. What term is used to describe such violent?

5. ‘We shall not know peace until we learn to be right fair’ this statement is advocating for?

6. Violence begins in our hearts only when we lose inner peace and harmony. It is also known as
the …………………………………………… in conflict

7. It is believed that without …………………there can never be peace.

8. Peace can be promoted through inter-marriages, friendship, reciprocity and mutual aid.
Reciprocity means ………………………………………………………………

9. Peace which involves the state of mind, body and soul and is not dependent on time, people,
place, any external object or situation is referred to as? ……………………..

10. James is badly treated by his stepmother physically, mentally and verbally. The neighbours
to James’ mother decided to report the matter to police. What possible charges will James
mother face?

1
11. The ill treatment of a child physically, mentally or verbally is called?

12. Reporting a case of violence to police Victim Support Unit (VSU) for legal action is a way
of........................

13. Victor Mutelekesha of St. Margret’s compound one day intentionally touched the breasts of
Matronah claiming that she was his tribal cousin and had traditional right to do so as his cousin
despite Matronah not being happy with the action. What form of sexual offence did he
commit?
14. Mr Lukwesa was found having sexual intercourse with a 13 year old girl. He was later on
taken to court by the girl’s parents and was sentenced for defilement. Why do you think he was
sentenced like that?
15. Mr Bbubala always beats his wife. You are a police reserve in their compound one day his
wife brings a report to you. How would you handle this case?

16. Having sex with a child aged 16 years or below either with or without her consent is a form
of child abuse called ………………………………………………………….

SECTION B ANSWER ALL

1. List any two causes of teenage pregnancies

2. Yvonne is 15 years old and doing grade 12. She had problems in paying for her school fees for
term three (3). She decides to stop school and get married to Mr Siwale who is 43 years. What
offence will Mr Siwale be committing?
3 Explain and give examples of each of the following.
(a) Child Labour …………………………………………………………………….
(b) Child Neglect …………………………………………………………………..

(c) Gender based violence …………………………………………………

(d) Sexual harassment …………………………………………………………..

(e) Defilement ……………………………………………………………………
4. Who is an abuser?

2
5. Suggest any two ways of reducing gender based violence.
6. Chanda is a 15 year old girl who lives in Muchini compound with her mother. Mr
Mutale a local contractor offered her mother huge sums of money so that he can
marry Chanda. What should Chanda do to avoid her right being violated?
7. Mutinta knocks off late from school on Monday afternoon and on her way home, a strange
man driving a car stopped to give her a lift but she refused. What was Mutinta protecting
herself from? ……………………………………………………………….
8. Mention the effects of teenage pregnancies.
9. Give four negative impact of conflicts in Africa…………………………………

10. Mention any six causes of conflicts in Africa…………………………………………

11. Mention three ways on how one can protect oneself against sexual assault?