One fateful morning, lmaseun was going to school. A few distances away from the school gate, he saw an accident victim writhing in severe pain by the roadsi...

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Civic Education - 2019 (Objective) Subject: Civic Education

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One fateful morning, lmaseun was going to school. A few distances away from the school gate, he saw an accident victim writhing in severe pain by the roadside. The accident victim was hit by a motorcycle rider and left half dead. Although Imaseun was already late for school, he decided to convey the victim to a nearby hospital before reporting the matter to a nearby police station.


The behaviour of lmaseun in the story above can help promote all the foliowing except

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The behaviour of Imaseun in the story above can promote all of the following except punctuality. Imaseun's decision to help the accident victim, despite being already late for school, demonstrates his compassion and concern for others. This behaviour can help promote orderliness by ensuring that the accident victim receives the necessary medical attention, and also promotes peaceful coexistence by demonstrating kindness and concern towards others. However, his decision to help the accident victim does not promote punctuality, as he is late for school due to his actions. It is important to be punctual, but in situations where human lives are at stake, compassion and concern for others should take priority. Overall, the behaviour of Imaseun in the story above is commendable, and his actions can promote orderliness, peaceful coexistence, and stability by demonstrating the importance of kindness and compassion towards others.

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