Here are the answers to the questions: 14. Nigeria as a nation has (a) six geographical political zones. 15. (d) traffic law is a body of law put in place by government to guide the road users to facilitate orderly and timely flow of traffic. 16. World AIDS day is observed on (d) 1ˢᵗ December every year. 17. Red tapism is one of the shortcomings of (b) public corporation. 18. The formal discussion between two groups or individuals especially when they want to resolve conflict or issue is called (a) dialogue. 19. (a) citizenship is the relationship that exist between an individual and the state. 20. The symbol of authority for the judicial arm of government are (a) the wig and scale of justice. 21. The principle of the rule of law was propounded by (d) Professor A.V. Dicey. 22. Right to freedom of (a) worship is violated by the imposition of an few by government. 23. (a) Abraham Lincoln is the America president who define democracy as the government of the people, by the people and for the people. 24. In a democracy, political contest can be restricted on the basis of (c) age. 25. A self reliant person can be said to be (d) independent. 26. The organ responsible for implementing policies and laws made in the country is called (b) executive. 27. Which of the following is not a skill that promotes inter personal relations: (d) cruelty. 28. Negative attitude directed at people living with HIV/AIDS by the society is described as (b) stigmatization. 29. The June 12, 1993 was annulled by former military government headed by (c) General Ibrahim Babangida. 30. HIV/AIDS can be contracted through the following ways except (d) body contact.