What is crime? Who is a criminal? Mention six personal crime. Mention six property crime.

Here are the answers to the questions: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 52. Aspect of culture that can only be felt is known as: B) Non-material culture 53. The process of learning cultures other than your own is known as: D) Acculturation 54. Which of the following is a typical Igbo food? A) Pounded yam 55. The following are areas of our cultural differences except: A) Respect for elders 56. Incidental learning is a form of: C) Informal socialization 57. Primary socialization takes place at the: B) Family 58. Indoctrination as a form of socialization takes place at the: D) Mosque 59. Recent and very rampant social problem in Nigeria recently is: C) Kidnapping 60. The full meaning of UBE is: A) Universal Basic Education SECTION B THEORY 1. a) Crime is an act or omission that violates a law and is punishable by the state. b) A criminal is a person who has committed a crime and has been found guilty by a court of law. c) Six personal crimes are: Murder Assault Rape Kidnapping Battery Domestic violence d) Six property crimes are: Burglary Theft (Larceny) Arson Vandalism Shoplifting Embezzlement 2. a) Three contents of social studies are: History:* The study of past events, human societies, and their development over time. Geography:* The study of the Earth's physical features, environment, and the distribution of human populations and activities. Civics/Government:* The study of citizenship, government structures, public affairs, and the rights and responsibilities of individuals within a society. b) Three components of social studies content are: Knowledge:* Factual information and understanding of concepts related to human societies, cultures, and environments. Skills:* Abilities such as critical thinking, research, problem-solving, and effective communication. Values and Attitudes:* The development of civic responsibility, respect for diversity, empathy, and a commitment to democratic principles. 3. a) Self-reliance is the ability to depend on oneself, to be independent and capable of meeting one's own needs without excessive dependence on others. b) Three benefits of self-reliance are: Increased Confidence:* Individuals gain self-esteem and belief in their abilities when they successfully handle challenges independently. Greater Freedom and Autonomy:* Being self-reliant reduces dependence on others, allowing for more personal control over one's life and decisions. Enhanced Resilience:* Self-reliant individuals are better equipped to cope with difficulties and setbacks, as they have developed the skills to overcome obstacles. c) Three importance of self-reliance are: Fosters Personal Responsibility:* It encourages individuals to take ownership of their lives and actions, rather than blaming external factors. Promotes Innovation and Creativity:* Self-reliant individuals are often driven to find their own solutions and develop new skills. Reduces Societal Burden:* A self-reliant populace places less strain on public welfare systems and external aid, contributing to overall societal stability. 4. a) A constitution is a body of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is acknowledged to be governed. It outlines the powers and duties of the government and guarantees certain rights to its citizens. b) Two examples of Colonial Constitutions in Nigeria are: Clifford Constitution (1922)* Richards Constitution (1946)* c) Two examples of Post-Independence Constitutions in Nigeria are: 1960 Independence Constitution* 1963 Republican Constitution* 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.