(a) Define orderliness (b) State six ways of exhibiting orderliness in the society.

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Civic Education - 2018 (Essay) Subject: Civic Education

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(a) Define orderliness

(b) State six ways of exhibiting orderliness in the society. 
 

Answer Details

(a) Definition of orderliness

Orderliness is the act of doing things in a neat, well-arranged, systematic and disciplined manner, in accordance with laid-down rules and acceptable standards of behaviour, so that peace and harmony are maintained in the society.

(b) Six ways of exhibiting orderliness in the society

  1. Queuing: Waiting patiently in a line to take one's turn at banks, bus stops, offices and other public places.
  2. Obeying traffic rules: Respecting road signs, traffic lights and speed limits while driving or walking.
  3. Keeping the environment clean: Disposing of waste properly and maintaining a tidy surrounding.
  4. Obeying laws, rules and regulations: Complying with the laws of the land and the rules of institutions and organisations.
  5. Respect for constituted authority: Obeying and cooperating with parents, teachers, leaders and lawful authorities.
  6. Punctuality and keeping to time: Being on time and following schedules and appointments in an organised manner.

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