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G9 Social studies 2019

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Which of the following organs of the United Nations is responsible for settling
disputes among member states?

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In 2002, the regional organisation mentioned in question 58 rebranded itself by
changing its name and objectives to the current ones. Which of the following is
one of the new objectives?

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Study the emblem below and answer the questions that follow.
Which regional organisation uses the emblem shown in the picture above?

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An attempt to wipe out an area of the unwanted ethnic grouping using
deportation, intimidation or mass murder is referred to as ....

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Mr Shunga has been fined for over speeding. When his friend, a senior traffic
police officer learnt about the fine, he cancelled the fine. This is an example of ....

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Which of the following can help increase the number of women participation in
decision making positions?

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The right to education is an example of .... category of human rights.

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Local trade is the buying and selling of goods and services within a country.
What is the other name for the type of trade described above?

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In the year 2000, the inflation rate in Zambia was 32%. This means that an
item that cost K25.00 in 1999 will cost .... in 2000.

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Who is the head of the House of Chiefs? Chairperson

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Which of the following is a diplomatic function of the Executive?

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What name is given to the paper that shows names and symbols of
candidates during elections?

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Which of following is a disadvantage of One Party Political system?

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Which of the following is not an example of a patriotic citizen?

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A characteristic of good governance which requires that every citizen
regardless of their status be treated equally before the law is called ....

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If a government official performs an act not allowed by the Constitution,
the act is said to be ....

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The country‟s motto is “One Zambia, One Nation” which emphasises the need for ....

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What was the main aim of the British policy for African education?

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Civic Education covers a lot of issues that are of concern to the communities
such as violence or drug abuse. This is an example of

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Between 1964 and 2014, Zambia has been ruled by ....

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The two famous leaders of the Central African Federation from 1953 and 1963 were ....

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Which of the following treaties was signed between Lobengula and the Boers?

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Why did Africans resist colonialism? Because ….

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In which year did the explorer who explored the named Niger River?

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Which explorer was responsible for the exploration of the Niger River?

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Which countries below were jointly called the „slave coast‟?

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Name two kingdoms associated with the Chewa people.

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Where did the Chewa establish their capital?

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The most dominant Bantu groups in the northern Zambia by the
17th and 18th centuries were ....

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mong the Ila, inheritance was through matrilineal lines. In this case when a
man dies, he was supposed to be succeeded by his

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What are the current names of the areas Axum and Kush on the map?

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What tool did the San (Bushmen) people use for digging?

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Study the map below and answer questions 22 and 23.
Name the regions A and B on the map where farming began.

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2 ½ centuries is equivalent to ….

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The correct order of development of creatures from Early Stone
Age to Late Stone Age is ....

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In which stage did man discover better tools for hunting?

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Which giant reptile does chart B above refer to?

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Study Charts A and B below and answer questions 16 to 17.
According to chart A, about how many years ago did life begin in the sea?

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Correct and more accurate information about the past can be gathered by using ....

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Which one of the following factors does not affect the location of an industry?

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Which of the power sources shown on the pie chart is renewable?Coal

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Which of the following industrial activities is an example of a primary industry?

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Study the pie chart below and answer questions 11 and 12.
What percentage makes up wood fuel?

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Why has Zambia not benefited fully from the mining industry?

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Which other province is copper mining in Zambia apart from Copperbelt?

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The effect of rural-urban migration on rural areas leads to ….

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Which of the following is not a reason for carrying out a national census? To ....

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Which tourist site on the map is a bird sanctuary?

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Study the map below and answer questions 5 and 6.
Which tourist site on the map has the following activities; canoeing, white
water rafting, bungee jumping and water safaris?

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The name of the crop which is both commercial and subsistence on the chart is ....

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Study the pie chart below and answer questions 3 and 4.
Which crop ranks second on the pie chart after the main crop?

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Why does the Luangwa valley receives low rainfall? It ....

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Study the map below and answer question 7.
What name is given to the sets of lines drawn on the map labelled X?

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