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Social Sciences End of Term Form Two

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Question 18
18.

List three things that can cause conflict in a group:

Question 19
19.

List six functions of government

Question 20
20.

Use the words below to finish the sentences that follow (questions 21-30):
a.Breach, b.Veto, c.Judiciary, d.Constituency, e.Laws, f.Government, g.Parliament, h.Debate, i.Bill, j.Representatives, k.Legislative , l.Executive, j.Bicameral

A __________is debated in __________________before it goes to the President, who considers whether it will become a law.
Persons who are elected to control and direct the affairs of a country form the ____________________.
The ____________________is the institution which makes laws for a country.
A Parliamentary Representative looks after the interests of citizens in a particular area called a ___________________.
Fines and imprisonment are imposed on individuals who are guilty of any ___________________ of the law.
A ___________________ in Parliament brings out any issues with a proposed Bill.
A Parliament with two Houses is referred to as a ______________________ legislature.
A Minister belongs to the ____________________ arm of government and is responsible for setting policies for his Ministry.
The House of __________________, the Senate and the President together compromise the Parliament whose main function is to pass ___________________.
If the President disagrees with a Bill which was passed in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, he has the authority to ________________________ the Bill. 12 marks
Question 21
21.

A __________is debated in __________________before it goes to the President, who considers whether it will become a law.

Question 22
22.

Persons who are elected to control and direct the affairs of a country form the _________________.

Question 23
23.

The ___________________is the institution which makes laws for a country

Question 24
24.

A Parliamentary Representative looks after the interests of citizens in a particular area called a ___________________.

Question 25
25.

Fines and imprisonment are imposed on individuals who are guilty of any __________________ of the law.

Question 26
26.

A __________________ in Parliament brings out any issues with a proposed Bill.

Question 27
27.

A Parliament with two Houses is referred to as a ______________________ legislature.

Question 28
28.

A Minister belongs to the ____________________ arm of government and is responsible for setting policies for his Ministry.

Question 29
29.

The House of __________________, the Senate and the President together compromise the Parliament whose main function is to pass ___________________.

Question 30
30.

If the President disagrees with a Bill which was passed in both the House of Representatives and the Senate, he has the authority to ________________________ the Bill.

A _____helps the group define and achieve goals.
Member
Teacher
Leader
Groups often enforce _________ to maintain order and keep members in line.
logos
sanctions
symbols
A primary group is usually small in size, whereas a secondary group can have thousands of members.
True
False
A primary group has formal rules, but a secondary group has no set rules.
True
False
In a primary group, their main aim is to fulfil the needs of its members, provide care, support and security.
True
False
There is often emotional connections in the relationships between members of a secondary group.
True
False
Interaction in primary groups is intimate, informal and face to face.
True
False
Examples of a secondary group are family, people in the neighbourhood and friends.
True
False
Which leadership style is LEAST successful in achieving group goals?
authoritarian
laissez faire
democratic
none of the above
A formal group:
Usually has official written rules
May require that you pass a test to become a member
Usually has a leader or someone in authority
All of the Above
Group cohesion requires good communication and ______________.
goals
commitment
identity
cooperation
Group cohesion requires the same _____________ and interests
belonging
goals
effective
Group cohesion requires ___________________from the members.
team
identity
commitment
Group cohesion requires ________________leadership.
goals
effective
belonging
Group cohesion requires plenty of opportunities to use new ______________.
cooperation
skills
identity
Which of the functions below are carried out by Central Government and which by Local Government?
Collecting and disposing of garbage
Raising revenue (taxes)
Building of relationships with countries
Social services, health, education
Providing community services
Economic policies to help businesses
Land development activities
Law and order
Constructing major roads
National security and providing police
Building hospitals, roads, schools
Central Government
Local Government
The leadership styles in each illustration are:
a. laissez-faire b.autocratic c.democratic
a. autocratic b. laissez faire c. democratic
a. democratic b. autocratic c. laissez faire
Trinidad and Tobago Parliament is made up of which of the following (select more than one)
House of Representatives
Senate
President
Local Government