Ordinary level 2026 North West mock citizenship 2

This image contains a structured set of questions from what appears to be a Citizenship Education or Civics examination, specifically focused on the context of Cameroon.

The following is the extracted text, organized by the original question numbers and sections.

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QUESTION 1

A.

• i. What is corruption?

• ii. How is corruption manifested in Cameroon?

• iii. Which international body declared Cameroon as the most corrupt nation in the world in 1998-1999?

• iv. State any one cause of corruption.

  (1+2 +1+1 Marks)

B.

• i. Give one effect of corruption.

• ii. Which day is being observed as the International Anti-Corruption Day?

• iii. State two measures put in place by the government of Cameroon to stop corruption.

  (1+1+2 Marks)

C.

• i. What do you understand by election rigging?

• ii. Which structure is responsible for the organization of elections in Cameroon?

• iii. Which body is responsible for proclaiming election results in Cameroon?

• iv. State any two types of elections organized in Cameroon through Universal Suffrage.

  (1+1+1+2 Marks)

D.

• i. Define juvenile delinquency.

• ii. Give two other vices apart from the ones mentioned in the extract.

• iii. What measures have the government put in place to curb juvenile delinquency?

  (1+2+3 Marks)

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SECTION A: THE CITIZEN, GROUP AND COMMUNITY DYNAMICS

QUESTION 2

• a. Define the Family.

• b. State and explain any four (4) types of families in Cameroon.

• c. Outline the responsibilities of the following family stakeholders:

  • i. the parents

  • ii. the children

    (2/8/5/5 marks)

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QUESTION 3

• a. Describe three types of councils that exist in Cameroon.

• b. Outline the sources of Council revenue.

• c. What are the functions of the City Mayor?

  (6/6/8 marks)

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Would you like me to provide the answers to any of these questions, such as identifying the anti-corruption body or defining the types of councils?