Primary 2 Social Science Questions and Answers – 3rd Term

SOCIAL STUDIES Questions and Answers – Primary 2 – 3rd Term

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Table of Contents – Weekly Scheme of Work

• Week 1: Nature of Drug Abuse and Its Effects
• Week 2: Mode of Drugs and Consequences
• Week 3: Sources of Drug Supply – Trafficking
• Week 4: Identification of Abusers and Their Treatment and Rehabilitation
• Week 5: Prevention of Drug Abuse
• Week 6: Life-Saving Skills and Developing Positive Health Behaviour
• Week 7: Obstacles to Physical Development in Youth
• Week 8: Primary 6 Revision – Week 1 & Week 2
• Week 9: Primary 6 Revision – Week 3 & Week 4
• Week 10: Primary 6 Revision – Week 5 & Week 6
• Week 11: Lagos State Universal Basic Education Review
• Week 12: Examination Preparation and Summary

Objective Questions

1. Which of the following is a bad use of drugs?
   A. Drinking water
   B. Taking food
   C. Using medicine wrongly
   D. Playing outside
2. What is drug abuse?
   A. Using drugs correctly
   B. Eating fruits
   C. Taking drugs without a doctor’s advice
   D. Drinking water
3. Drug abuse can make a person:
   A. Stronger
   B. Smarter
   C. Sick
   D. Happier
4. Which one is a good use of medicine?
   A. Using your friend’s drug
   B. Buying drugs from strangers
   C. Taking medicine from a doctor
   D. Mixing all tablets
5. A common effect of drug abuse is:
   A. Headache only
   B. Good memory
   C. Sickness and trouble
   D. Strong bones
6. People who supply illegal drugs are called:
   A. Doctors
   B. Drug traffickers
   C. Nurses
   D. Teachers
7. Drug trafficking means:
   A. Selling fruits
   B. Helping sick people
   C. Carrying and selling drugs wrongly
   D. Driving a car
8. A place where drug users get help is called:
   A. Hospital
   B. School
   C. Garden
   D. Playground
9. Who can help people stop taking drugs?
   A. Friends who sell drugs
   B. Doctors and counsellors
   C. Drivers
   D. Shopkeepers
10. Life-saving skills help us to:
    A. Play games only
    B. Avoid danger and stay safe
    C. Ride bicycles
    D. Buy snacks
11. Which is a sign of drug abuse?
    A. Eating healthy food
    B. Being respectful
    C. Being tired and weak always
    D. Cleaning the house
12. Drug abuse is mostly dangerous to:
    A. Clothes
    B. Animals
    C. Children and adults
    D. Shoes
13. Which of these helps prevent drug abuse?
    A. Following bad friends
    B. Watching wrong movies
    C. Learning good habits
    D. Fighting always
14. Positive health behaviour includes:
    A. Bathing daily
    B. Sleeping late
    C. Being rude
    D. Not eating food
15. A person who helps people with drug problems is a:
    A. Drug seller
    B. Counsellor
    C. Driver
    D. Mechanic
16. Obstacles to good health include:
    A. Playing sports
    B. Drug abuse
    C. Reading books
    D. Singing
17. Children should avoid:
    A. Visiting the clinic
    B. Taking drugs without advice
    C. Eating fruits
    D. Asking questions
18. Which of the following is safe?
    A. Fighting in school
    B. Eating with dirty hands
    C. Washing hands before eating
    D. Ignoring parents
19. Which of these is not a drug?
    A. Paracetamol
    B. Syrup
    C. Stone
    D. Tablet
20. A drug can help when it is:
    A. Used wrongly
    B. Given by a doctor
    C. Mixed with food
    D. Bought from strangers

Objective Answers

1. C — Using medicine wrongly is a bad use of drugs.
2. C — Drug abuse is taking drugs without a doctor’s advice.
3. C — Drug abuse can make a person sick.
4. C — Taking medicine from a doctor is a good use of medicine.
5. C — A common effect of drug abuse is sickness and trouble.
6. B — People who supply illegal drugs are called drug traffickers.
7. C — Drug trafficking means carrying and selling drugs wrongly.
8. A — A hospital is where drug users get help.
9. B — Doctors and counsellors can help people stop taking drugs.
10. B — Life-saving skills help us avoid danger and stay safe.
11. C — Being tired and weak always is a sign of drug abuse.
12. C — Drug abuse is mostly dangerous to children and adults.
13. C — Learning good habits helps prevent drug abuse.
14. A — Bathing daily is an example of positive health behavior.
15. B — A counsellor helps people with drug problems.
16. B — Drug abuse is an obstacle to good health.
17. B — Children should avoid taking drugs without advice.
18. C — Washing hands before eating is safe.
19. C — A stone is not a drug.
20. B — A drug can help when given by a doctor.

Theory Questions and Answers

Question 1:

What is drug abuse? List and explain two effects of drug abuse on the body.

Answer:
Drug abuse is the misuse or wrong use of medicine or drugs. This means taking drugs without a doctor’s advice or taking more than the amount given.

Effects of Drug Abuse:

1. Sickness: Drug abuse can make the body weak and sick. It can damage important parts of the body like the liver, heart, and brain.
2. Confusion and Poor Thinking: When people abuse drugs, they may not be able to think clearly or make good decisions.

Question 2:

Mention three ways drugs are wrongly used and explain one consequence of each.

Answer:

1. Taking another person’s medicine: This is wrong because the drug may not be good for you. It can cause serious side effects.
2. Taking too much medicine: This is called overdose. It can damage the body and even lead to death.
3. Using drugs to feel high or happy: This is harmful and may lead to addiction or bad behaviour.

Consequences:

• Using another person’s drug can make you sicker instead of better.
• Taking too much medicine can cause the body to fail.
• Taking drugs to feel high can lead to addiction and bad habits.

Question 3:

Explain what drug trafficking is. Mention two dangers it can cause in the community.

Answer:
Drug trafficking is the illegal buying, selling, and moving of drugs from one place to another. It is a crime and can cause many problems in society.

Dangers:

1. Increases crime: People who sell or take drugs may also steal or fight to get more money.
2. Destroys lives: Drug trafficking can ruin the future of young people and cause families to break apart.

Question 4:

What are two ways we can help someone who abuses drugs?

Answer:

1. Counselling and Talking: Help the person speak to a teacher, parent, or doctor. Talking with someone kind can help them stop taking drugs.
2. Rehabilitation Centres: These are places where people go to get help and learn how to stop using drugs. They also learn good habits.

Question 5:

List four things pupils should do to avoid drug abuse and stay healthy.

Answer:

1. Obey your parents and teachers: They guide you to do what is right.
2. Say no to bad friends: Avoid friends who want you to take drugs or do bad things.
3. Take only drugs given by a doctor or nurse: Don’t take any drug unless it is from a health worker.
4. Always ask questions if you are not sure: If someone offers you a drug, tell an adult immediately.

Drug abuse is a serious issue that affects not just adults but even children if not properly guided. By learning about the dangers of using medicine wrongly and understanding the roles of good health behavior, pupils can grow into responsible and healthy individuals. Parents, teachers, and caregivers must all work together to teach children how to say NO to drugs, practice personal hygiene, and develop life-saving skills.

Stay safe, choose your friends wisely, and always follow your doctor’s instructions when using any medicine. Remember, a healthy child is a happy child.