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National Examinations Council
One sitting, one clock, covering both the objective and the essay paper. The CBT simulator practises the objective half.
20 exam-style questions, written to the National Examinations Council format and free to read. The answers are here too — what they do not tell you is how many you would get right with a clock running.
A. loss of confidence in the electoral process
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. devaluation of certificates
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. increased crime and family breakdown
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. treated as innocent until proved guilty
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. a workforce without the skills its certificates claim
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. strength
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. voting in elections and holding leaders to account
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. stop completely
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. loss of investment and livelihoods
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. High Court
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. voluntary, private and not for profit
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. holding government accountable and mobilising citizens
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. an independent judiciary
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. the right to employment
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. renunciation
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. firm adherence to moral principles even when unobserved
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. inherent in every person by virtue of being human
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. consistent honesty even when unobserved
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. paying tax
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
A. agriculture and natural wealth
Why that one is right — and why the option you were drawn to looked right — comes with the worked analysis after you sit the paper.
Every question above is answerable given time. The exam does not give you time. Sit the whole paper on the real clock and the number you get back is the one that means something.
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