Jhs 1 Social Studies Quiz: Think You’ll Pass? Prove IT!

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    Which of the following is the meaning of colonization?Which one do you like?

    • To control a country's people
    • To obtain resources from a country
    • To trade resources from a country
    • To fight on behalf of a nation
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You’ve been paying attention in Social Studies… or have you? The JHS 1 exam is around the corner, and suddenly everything sounds new—family systems, rights and responsibilities, environmental care. . . It’s all one big blur. That’s why this JHS 1 Social Studies Quiz exists—to give you a real feel of what to expect, without the pressure. These questions reflect key topics from your class and challenge you to think, recall, and revise like a champ. It’s your study hack before the real deal.

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  • 2. 

    Which of the following was the earliest explorers in the Gold Coast?

    • Danes  

    • British  

    • Portuguese 

    • German

    Correct Answer
    A. Portuguese 
    Explanation
    The Portuguese were the earliest explorers in the Gold Coast. They were the first Europeans to arrive in the region in the 15th century, led by explorers such as Diogo Cão and Bartolomeu Dias. They established trade routes and forts along the coast, and their presence in the area paved the way for future European powers to colonize the region. The Danes, British, and Germans arrived later in the Gold Coast, during the colonial era.

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  • 3. 

    What is the commonest way of obtaining citizenship in Ghana according to the Supreme court?

    • By adoption

    • By fondling

    • By birth

    • By registration

    Correct Answer
    A. By birth
    Explanation
    The commonest way of obtaining citizenship in Ghana, according to the Supreme Court, is by birth. This means that individuals who are born in Ghana are automatically considered Ghanaian citizens. This is a widely recognized principle in many countries, where citizenship is granted based on the principle of jus soli, or right of the soil. By being born in the country, individuals are seen as having a strong connection and attachment to the nation, thus making them eligible for citizenship.

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  • 4. 

     Which of the following suits a married foreigner?

    • Citizenship by registration

    • Citizenship by adoption

    •  Citizenship by birth

    • Citizenship by naturalization

    Correct Answer
    A. Citizenship by registration
    Explanation
    Citizenship by registration is the most suitable option for a married foreigner. This process allows a foreigner who is married to a citizen of a particular country to obtain citizenship in that country through registration. This means that the foreigner does not have to go through the lengthy process of naturalization or adoption, but can instead become a citizen by simply registering their marriage with the relevant authorities. This option is often available to spouses of citizens as a way to facilitate their integration into the country and their rights as a citizen.

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  • 5. 

    What is the most important trait desired of citizens for peace building?

    • Maintaining national property

    • Tolerating each other

    • Voting during elections

    • Respecting authorities

    Correct Answer
    A. Tolerating each other
    Explanation
    Tolerating each other is the most important trait desired of citizens for peace building because it promotes harmony and understanding among individuals with different backgrounds and beliefs. By accepting and respecting others' differences, conflicts and misunderstandings can be minimized, leading to a more peaceful and inclusive society. Tolerance encourages dialogue, empathy, and cooperation, which are essential for building and maintaining peace within a community or nation.

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  • 6. 

    Take the odd one out on colonisation.

    • The British fought people of Gold Coast 

    • The British went into agreement with some coastal, fante chiefs

    • George Ekem Ferguson played a major role during the colonial era 

    •  Samourey Tourey never stepped in the Gold Coast to take slaves away.

    Correct Answer
    A.  Samourey Tourey never stepped in the Gold Coast to take slaves away.
    Explanation
    The given options discuss various aspects of colonization in the Gold Coast. The British fought against the people of Gold Coast, went into agreements with coastal chiefs, and George Ekem Ferguson played a major role during the colonial era. However, Samourey Tourey never stepped foot in the Gold Coast to take slaves away, making it the odd one out as it does not fit the theme of colonization in the Gold Coast.

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  • 7. 

    Where in Ghana can Fort Orange be located?

    • Cape Coast

    • Oda

    • Sekondi 

    • Accra

    Correct Answer
    A. Sekondi 
    Explanation
    Fort Orange is located in Sekondi, Ghana.

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  • 8. 

     When was the first castle built in Ghana?

    • 1428

    • 1471

    • 1482 

    • 1948

    Correct Answer
    A. 1482 
    Explanation
    In 1482, the first castle was built in Ghana. This suggests that prior to this year, there were no castles in Ghana.

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  • 9. 

    Which of the following is/are the best way to help fight the covid19 virus?

    • Adhering to instructions from the government

    • Isolating oneself 

    • Praying and adhering to instructions from the government

    • Distancing oneself

    Correct Answer
    A. Adhering to instructions from the government
    Explanation
    Adhering to instructions from the government is the best way to help fight the Covid-19 virus. Governments and health authorities have access to the most up-to-date information and expertise, and their instructions are based on scientific evidence and research. By following these instructions, individuals can contribute to slowing down the spread of the virus, protecting themselves and others, and supporting the overall efforts to combat the pandemic. Isolating oneself and distancing oneself are also important measures, but they are included in the broader concept of adhering to government instructions. Praying, although a personal choice for many, does not directly contribute to fighting the virus.

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  • 10. 

    The people of Northern Ghana were subjected to the laws of British during the Gold Coast era in which year?

    •  1874

    • 1901 

    • 1919

    • 1956

    Correct Answer
    A. 1901 
    Explanation
    During the Gold Coast era, which refers to the colonial period in Ghana, the people of Northern Ghana were subjected to the laws of the British in 1901. This means that the British colonial administration extended its control and governance over the northern regions of Ghana during that year.

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