NECTA Form Two Civics
Most Repeated Examination Questions
About These Questions
This collection represents the most frequently asked questions in Form Two Civics examinations based on analysis of past NECTA papers. Questions are categorized by topic and frequency of appearance. Use this guide to focus your revision on areas most likely to appear in your exam.
Frequency Legend: High Frequency Medium Frequency Low Frequency
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Define the term "life skills" and list six importance of life skills to an individual.
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Differentiate between decision making and problem solving skills.
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Explain how creative thinking can help in solving problems in the community.
High Frequency
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What are human rights? Mention five basic human rights.
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Explain the responsibilities that correspond to the right to education.
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Describe three ways through which human rights can be protected in Tanzania.
High Frequency
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Who is a citizen? Explain three ways of becoming a Tanzanian citizen.
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List six responsibilities of a Tanzanian citizen.
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3
What is the importance of responsible citizenship to national development?
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Explain the structure of the Central Government of Tanzania.
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Differentiate between the executive and the judiciary arms of the government.
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What are the functions of the Local Government in Tanzania?
High Frequency
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What is democracy? Explain the types of democracy.
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Describe the importance of elections in a democratic society.
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Explain the role of political parties in Tanzania.
High Frequency
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What is law? Explain the importance of laws in society.
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Differentiate between civil and criminal cases.
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Describe the hierarchy of courts in Tanzania.
High Frequency
Examination Tips for Civics
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Understand key concepts: Make sure you can define all important terms like democracy, citizenship, human rights, etc.
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Use examples: When explaining concepts, use relevant examples from Tanzanian context to score higher marks.
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Practice past papers: Solve as many past papers as possible to familiarize yourself with the question patterns.
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Master the structure: Understand how the Tanzanian government is organized at different levels.
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Current affairs: Relate your answers to current events and developments in Tanzania.
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