CVES 1101 CIVICS AND ETHICS Exam 2015
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CVES 1101: The University of Bamenda, School of Science, Course CVES1101 Civics and Ethics, 16/07/2015, 1.5 hours: Q1, defining civics, ethics, election, citizenship and nationality, and stating the different ways of acquiring and losing citizenship in Cameroon (30 marks); Q2, the rights, privileges and obligations of students in Higher Education in Cameroon (20 marks); Q3, the three arms of the Cameroonian state and the functions of the President under the 1996 Constitution (20 marks); Q4, defining national symbols and explaining Cameroon's national symbols -- flag, anthem, coat of arms, motto, seal (20 marks); Q5, the importance of birth, marriage and death certificates, and the causes and effects of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) (10+10 marks).
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University of Bamenda
Faculty of Science - FS
CIVICS AND ETHICS
Exam · First Semester · Level 200
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- 1.
(a) Define the following: a) Civics b) Ethics c) Election d) Citizenship e) Nationality (b) State the different ways of acquiring and loosing citizenship in Cameroon. (30 mks)
- 2.
State the rights, privileges and obligations of students in Higher Education in Cameroon. (20 mks)
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- Course code
- CVES1101 (CVES 1101)
- Type
- Exam
- Year
- 2015
- Level
- Level 200
- Semester
- First Semester
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University of BamendaFaculty
Faculty of Science - FS
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