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WAEC Civic Education past questions.

413 real West African Examinations Council (WASSCE) questions from 2014 to 2026, every one with a worked solution. Practise them timed, on the web, on Android, or offline on desktop.

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Questions held
413
Years covered
10
Questions per paper
50
Time allowed
60 min
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Sample Civic Education questions, answered.

Taken straight from the papers below — one from each of the most recent years, with the answer marked and the reasoning written out.

WAEC Civic Education 2026 · Question 2
National consciousness encompasses
  1. sharing of national cake
  2. feeling of love for one's country — correct answer
  3. feeling of concern for one's parents
  4. thinking on how to survive in a nation
Worked solution
National consciousness is the awareness of and love for one's country.
WAEC Civic Education 2025 · Question 1
The training of oneself in subjection to self-rules and self-control is achieved as a result of
  1. Integrity
  2. Discipline — correct answer
  3. Contentment
  4. Commitment
Worked solution
Discipline is the training of oneself to obey rules and exercise self-control.
WAEC Civic Education 2021 · Question 1
The deliberate effort to avoid behaving abnormally when faced with pressure can be termed
  1. self steem
  2. self control — correct answer
  3. integrity
  4. determination
Worked solution
Self control is the conscious restraint of one's impulses and reactions when under pressure.
WAEC Civic Education 2020 · Question 1
Nationalism in Nigeria eventually led to
  1. national renaissance
  2. creation of states
  3. decolonization — correct answer
  4. the end of military rule
Worked solution
Nationalist agitation in Nigeria culminated in decolonization and independence from British rule.
WAEC Civic Education 2019 · Question 1
Fundamental rights are literally the rights that one can enjoy because one is
  1. an individual
  2. a human being — correct answer
  3. a citizen
  4. an educated elite
Worked solution
Fundamental human rights are inherent in every person simply by virtue of being a human being.
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WAEC Civic Education, year by year.

2026
43 questions
2025
44 questions
2021
41 questions
2020
44 questions
2019
45 questions
2018
44 questions
2017
42 questions
2016
39 questions
2015
35 questions
2014
36 questions
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How WAEC Civic Education is set.

West African Examinations Council (WASSCE) sets 50 questions in Civic Education, answered in 60 minutes — about 72 seconds a question. Practising against that clock is the part most candidates skip, and it is the part that costs marks.

We hold 413 published Civic Education questions spanning 2014 to 2026. You can practise any single year’s paper, or sit a full timed mock that mirrors the real interface — the navigator, the flags and the auto-submit included.

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