GCE O-Level · Humanities (Social Studies, Geography) (2260)

How can we work together for the good of society?: Practice Questions

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Question 1

1 mark

Which of the following activities is an example of citizens and the government working together to address societal needs?

Question 2

1 mark

How do citizen-led initiatives complement the government's role in working for the good of society?

Question 3

1 mark

Which statement best describes how the complementary roles of the government and citizens help to strengthen the sense of belonging in a society?

Question 4

1 mark

What is a key benefit of citizens influencing public affairs through feedback channels provided by the government?

Question 5

2 marks

State one reason why it is important for the government to provide channels for feedback, and explain how this helps in influencing public affairs for the good of society.

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Question 6

4 marks

Describe two distinct ways in which citizens and the government can collaborate to address the needs of society.

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Question 7

6 marks

Analyze the complementary roles of the government and its citizens in strengthening the sense of belonging within a nation. How does their collaboration ensure that both national interests and local needs are balanced effectively?

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Question 8

4 marks

A sense of belonging is a key attribute of citizenship that can be fostered through shared activities.

Part (a): State one way that a citizen’s legal status, including their rights and obligations, helps to create a sense of belonging to a nation. (1 point)

Part (b): Explain how active participation in community-led heritage or cultural projects can further strengthen this sense of identity among diverse groups of citizens. (3 points)

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Question 9

5 marks

The "shared responsibility" approach is often used to tackle large-scale societal issues like public health and cleanliness.

Part (a): Describe the role of the government in launching a national campaign to encourage healthy eating habits across the population. (2 points)

Part (b): Explain how individual actions and community-led workshops are necessary to complement the government's efforts and make such a campaign successful in the long run. (3 points)

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