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It' i's revision time, take Citizenship - CRM 2025 Mock

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CRM 2025 Mock

Which option best defines what citizenship means?

The legal right to belong to a country.

A situation in which a person is officially recognized as a citizen by two different nations.

The study of the values of a society in order to become a good citizen.

One’s love for his/her country by willingness to defend it.

What is an inherent way for someone to become a citizen of Cameroon?

By marriage.

By naturalization.

By birth.

By adoption.

What term describes a male or female person who shares the same parents as you?

Step-brother.

Sibling.

Cousin.

Step-sister.

Among the following, which is NOT an important function or benefit of a Marriage Certificate?

It offers the children security to have jobs in the future.

It protects the woman’s status and rights when the man dies.

It gives legal and official recognition to the union.

It gives the children born in the marriage legal protection.

Which of the following is not an officially recognized educational system in Cameroon?

Arabic sub-system.

Traditional sub-system.

Anglophone sub-system.

Francophone sub-system.

Which school official is responsible for registering students for official/national examinations?

Principal.

Dean of Studies.

Senior Discipline Master.

Vice Principal.

When used on a highway, what does the term ‘Zebra Crossing’ refer to?

A special area with black and white stripes where pedestrians can cross the road safely.

Pictures or words on boards along main roads that tell drivers and pedestrians what to do or what’s ahead.

A document containing a set of rules to guide all road users.

A special light that helps control the flow of traffic.

Which of the following represents a natural cause of road accidents?

Excessive speed.

The nature of the roads which sometimes have many sharp bends.

The poor state of vehicles.

The non-respect of the Highway Code.

What is the primary economic activity in pastoral villages in Cameroon?

Cultivation of cash crops or food crops.

Hunting.

Mining.

Livestock and cattle rearing.

Which of the following is considered a negative traditional value in most Cameroonian villages?

Generosity.

Hatred and jealousy.

Courtesy.

Sense of solidarity.

Among the choices below, identify a factor that attracts people to move from rural to urban areas in Cameroon today (a pull factor of rural exodus):

Employment opportunities.

Witchcraft.

Poor harvests.

Inter-village conflicts.

In Cameroon, which ministerial department is responsible for managing the activities of municipal councils?

Ministry of Public Service and Administrative Reforms.

Ministry of Small and Medium Size Enterprises.

Ministry of Territorial Administration.

Ministry of Decentralisation and Local Development.

All the following are typical functions of a Council within its municipality EXCEPT:

Construction and maintenance of local roads within the council area.

Promotion of sanitation through garbage collection and provision of public toilets.

The construction of public schools within the council area.

Town planning to ensure a good plan for housing and settlement.

What is the most significant source of income for a council?

Council taxes.

Grants from the central government.

FEICOM support funds.

Revenue from the use of public space.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of the natural environment for humans?

It is a source of industrial wastes to man.

It provides space for human settlement.

It provides food to man.

It is a source of industrial raw materials.

From the list below, identify the most widespread form of environmental degradation.

Pollution.

Soil salinization.

Erosion.

Landslides.

Which of the following ministerial departments in Cameroon primarily focuses on protecting the natural environment?

Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation.

Ministry of Housing and Urban Development.

Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife.

Ministry of Energy and Water Supply.

Which of the following is NOT a defined role or title of the President of the Republic of Cameroon?

Head of the Supreme Magistracy.

Commander in Chief of the armed forces.

Head of State.

Head of Government.

Which region in Cameroon has the largest population?

West.

Littoral.

Far North.

Centre.

What administrative authority in Cameroon is authorized to preside over Regional Council meetings?

SDO.

DO.

City Mayor.

Governor.

What term describes unfounded hatred, bias, and intolerance towards people based on their religion, opinion, culture, or race?

Sectionalism.

Bigotry.

Ethnicism.

Tribalism.

In the context of examination malpractice, what does ‘impersonation’ mean?

When students and parents buy leaked examination questions and take them to the examination hall.

The circulation of pieces of paper around the examination hall with answers written on them.

When a candidate writes for another registered candidate.

When students take along and use pre-prepared materials in the hall during examinations.

Which of the following is NOT considered a characteristic act of juvenile delinquency?

Sexual immorality.

Alcoholism.

Vandalism.

Embezzlement.

From the list below, select the factor that poses a significant threat to national integration in Cameroon.

The construction of roads linking the various regions.

Inter-marriages between people of different tribes and regions.

Tribalism and sectionalism when it comes to appointments and employment.

The National Assembly and Senate have representatives from all regions of the country.

What do the two crossed axes on the Coat of Arms of Cameroon symbolize?

State authority.

Justice.

Patriotism.

The rule of law.

Which of the following historical constitutions of Cameroon abolished the East and West Cameroon Houses of Assembly and the West Cameroon House of Chiefs, creating a single National Assembly with 120 members?

The Federal Constitution of 1961.

The Unitary Constitution of 1972.

The Constitution of 1960.

The Constitution of 1996.

What was the distinctive feature of the 2008 Constitutional Amendment in Cameroon?

It created Regional Councils in all ten regions which have administrative and financial autonomy in the management of regional and local affairs.

It created a bi-cameral legislature made up of the National Assembly and the Senate.

It removed the term limit on the position of president and permitted the president to run for elections as many times as possible.

It created a Constitutional Council as a new judiciary organ to work on constitutional laws.

How is a ‘Parliamentary Constituency’ defined?

Proposed laws into parliament.

An area or zone that elects parliamentarians to represent them in parliament.

Members of parliament.

Parliamentary laws promulgated by the president of the Republic.

Which judicial body in Cameroon is responsible for handling cases of corruption and public fund embezzlement amounting to 50 million FCFA or more?

The Supreme Court.

The Constitutional Council.

The Court of Impeachment.

The Special Criminal Court.

What is a key benefit of power sharing in a government?

It provides chances for checks and balances.

It makes the individual stronger.

It promotes room for the abuse of power.

It increases the chances of dictatorship and tyranny.

Which of the following is NOT considered a characteristic of good governance?

Accountability.

Transparency.

Efficiency.

Despotism.

Which of the following statements does NOT accurately describe democracy?

It is a government by the will of the people.

It is a government whereby the majority of the people are in the government.

It is a government of the people, for the people, and by the people.

It is a system of government whereby sovereign powers reside in the people.

In the electoral process, which stage is considered the most decisive?

Voter Registration.

Convening the Electorate.

Campaigning.

Voting.

What is the name for a written and signed instruction that authorizes a bank to pay a specific amount of money to a named person?

Bank note.

Bank statement.

Money.

Cheque.

What is the specific body of law that governs the relationship between employers and their employees?

The Constitution.

The Labour Code.

The Penal Code.

Trade Union.

Which of the following worker's rights is typically enjoyed at the completion of their career?

The right to family allowance.

The right to some financial allocations to the employee’s surviving family in case of death.

The right to retire at the legal retirement age.

The right to pension.

What institution is responsible for setting monetary policies, printing, and ensuring the stability of the CFA franc in the CEMAC zone?

IMF.

BCEAO.

COBAC.

BEAC.

Who ultimately bears the tax burden of an indirect tax?

The company.

The government.

Institutions.

The consumer.

Which of the following is considered a fundamental human right inherent to every individual from birth?

The right to life.

The right to education.

The right to freedom.

The right to a name.

From the list provided, which is the most physically and psychologically painful form of human rights violation?

Religious Intolerance.

Discrimination.

Female Genital Mutilation.

Electoral Malpractices.

Which of the following provides the most direct economic incentive or 'profit' as a justification for human rights violation?

To exercise authority.

To force out information from suspected criminals by the police as in the case of torture.

To respect local customs and traditions as in the case of female genital mutilation.

To provide labor for economic gains as in the case of child labor.

Which is the main UN specialized agency responsible for generally protecting and promoting human rights?

UNICEF.

UNESCO.

UNHCR.

UNHRC.

All of the following are actions taken to stop fighting during a war, EXCEPT:

Peace Treaty.

Truce.

Ceasefire.

Armistice.

What is the primary purpose of International Humanitarian Law?

Protects the lives and dignity of civilians during war.

Advocates that those who cause war should be persecuted.

Fights against the killing of soldiers during war.

Aims at protecting only women and children during war.

How can gender bias be best defined?

Equal rights and opportunities for men and women in all sectors of society.

The unfair practice of granting or denying rights, opportunities, and privileges to individuals based on their sex.

The unequal treatment, unequal privileges, unequal opportunities, and unequal rights that are given to individuals based on their sex and gender.

An unfair and unreasonable judgment or opinion about individuals based on their sex.

Which of these is an example of gender inequality in the political sphere?

Women in Muslim communities are required to wear dresses that cover their bodies and faces.

Most marriage laws favor men and disfavor women, e.g., polygamy.

Low representation of women in government and parliament.

Women are excluded from some jobs like construction and engineering.

The Anglophones in Cameroon serve as a clear example of what type of minority group?

Linguistic Minority.

Ethnic Minority.

Religious Minority.

Racial Minority.

The Mbororos are a minority group in Cameroon who contribute to the country's social and economic development in all the following ways EXCEPT by:

They provide a quota of the ministerial positions of Cameroon.

They rear cattle, sheep, and horses which are sources of milk and meat to the population.

They pay the Jangali (cattle) tax which increases government revenue.

The horses they rear are a means of transport.

The activities of Boko Haram in the Lake Chad basin are an example of what kind of terrorism?

Religious terrorism.

Opposition to Foreign Influence or Domination.

Political terrorism.

National Struggle for Independence.

Which country has Cameroon specifically hosted a significant number of refugees from, demonstrating its hospitality?

Ukraine.

Ethiopia.

Nigeria.

Somalia.