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Qormaata galuumsa kutaa 12ffaa Lammummaa, bara 2013 A.L.I (2021)

Gaaffilee dhugaa qormaata galuumsa yunivarsiitii kutaa 12 kan Lammummaa, akkuma barattoonni bara 2013 A.L.I itti fudhatanitti. Tokkoon tokkoon gaaffii deebii sirrii fi ibsa qaba.

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  • 2013 A.L.I (2021)

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  • Gaaffilee 99 deebii waliin

    Kuusaa kana keessa

Gaaffilee qormaata kanaa yaalaa

Deebii banuun dura tokkoon tokkoon gaaffii ofii keessaniin deebisaa. Ibsi gara kutaa kitaaba barnootaa sirriitti waan qajeelchuuf, yeroo gaaffii dogoggortan fuula kam irra deebi'uu akka qabdan ni beektu.

Gaaffii 1

Why do we need to have established and fair procedures in the governance of society?

  1. A.To make people feel their freedom may be constrained.
  2. B.To enhance the awareness of citizens regarding rule of law and its predictability.
  3. C.To help and comfort regional governments in their daily routines.
  4. D.To deny the federal government manage its day-to-day activities.
Deebii fi ibsa ilaalaa

Deebii: B To enhance the awareness of citizens regarding rule of law and its predictability.

Maaliif

Established and fair procedures ensure that governance is predictable, transparent, and adheres to the rule of law rather than arbitrary power.

Gaaffii 2

The absence of rule of law could cause

  1. A.the possible replacement of the state with individual cooperation's.
  2. B.make people believe to live even without the existence of the state.
  3. C.anarchy, crisis, dictatorship and could even leads to state collapse.
  4. D.no major problem in social life.
Deebii fi ibsa ilaalaa

Deebii: C anarchy, crisis, dictatorship and could even leads to state collapse.

Maaliif

The absence of the rule of law deprives society of order and justice, inevitably leading to anarchy, crisis, dictatorship, and potentially total state collapse.

Gaaffii 3

What roles do individuals and institutions have in combating corruption?

  1. A.When government believes that it is its exclusive domain to combat it.
  2. B.When the public assigns the task as purely a government engagement.
  3. C.When individuals demonstrate civility and institutions demonstrate transparency and accountability to combat it.
  4. D.When they act separately to check it.
Deebii fi ibsa ilaalaa

Deebii: C When individuals demonstrate civility and institutions demonstrate transparency and accountability to combat it.

Maaliif

Combating corruption requires active partnership where individuals behave ethically (civility) and institutions maintain transparency and accountability.

Gaaffii 4

How do we explain the equality and burdens that nations, nationalities and peoples have in Ethiopia?

  1. A.The three groups are equal and their interaction generates mutual burdens they have to shoulder.
  2. B.Equality and burdens of the three group is determined by the size of their population and territory.
  3. C.Nationalities could be justified to think to have more rights than peoples.
  4. D.Nations are more equal than others.
Deebii fi ibsa ilaalaa

Deebii: A The three groups are equal and their interaction generates mutual burdens they have to shoulder.

Maaliif

Under the FDRE Constitution, all nations, nationalities, and peoples of Ethiopia are fundamentally equal, sharing both equal rights and mutual duties/burdens to support one another.

Gaaffii 5

Public desire means the promotion of the interest of

  1. A.distinguished personalities.
  2. B.the general public in a country.
  3. C.groups working against the society.
  4. D.people living control the power of government only.
Deebii fi ibsa ilaalaa

Deebii: B the general public in a country.

Maaliif

Public desire refers to the collective interests, well-being, and common good of the general public in a nation.

Gaaffii 6

Which one of the following is true about duties and rights of citizens in a democracy?

  1. A.Protecting a country's border against external aggression belongs to citizens' rights.
  2. B.Citizens enjoy their rights to the maximum only when they accomplish their duties.
  3. C.Citizens are entitled to their rights without any consideration of obligations.
  4. D.Constitutional obligations and constitutional rights are mutually exclusive.
Deebii fi ibsa ilaalaa

Deebii: B Citizens enjoy their rights to the maximum only when they accomplish their duties.

Maaliif

In a democratic society, rights and duties are reciprocal; citizens can enjoy their rights most fully when they also fulfill their civic and constitutional duties.

Qormaata guutuu PDF dhaan buufadhaa

Gaaffilee 99 kuusaa kana keessa jiran hunda akka waraqaa qormaataa maxxanfameetti, furtuu deebii ibsa 99 waliin immoo akka faayilii lammaffaatti. Maxxansaa yookiin daataa malee dubbisaa.

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Qormaata guutuu sa'aatiin daangeffamee hojjedhaa

Herregni Temari bilisaa qormaata Lammummaa guutuu fi kan waggoota biroo hunda qormaatilee fakkeenyaa sa'aatiin daangeffaman godhee qabxii battalumaa waliin isiniif kenna. Bilbila kamiyyuu irratti, walitti hidhamiinsa laafaa irrattillee ni hojjeta.

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Kunneen gaaffilee dhugaa qormaata galuumsa Lammummaa bara 2013 A.L.I ti?

Eeyyee. Qormaata galuumsa yunivarsiitii biyyaalessaa kan Lammummaa barattoonni bara 2013 A.L.I (2021) fudhatan irraa fudhataman. Kuusaan keenya gaaffilee isaa 99 qaba; tokkoon tokkoon isaanii deebii fi ibsa gara kitaaba barnootaatti qajeelchu qabu.

Qormaata guutuu akkamittan shaakala?

Lakkoofsa bilbilaatiin herrega bilisaa banadhaa. Qormaatichi guutuun qormaata fakkeenyaa sa'aatiin daangeffame ta'ee qabxii battalumaa kenna; fooyya'iinsi gargaaraa AI ji'atti qarshii 199 kan ta'e waan isin jalaa darbe hunda isinii ibsa.

Qormaata Lammummaa bara 2013 A.L.I PDF dhaan buufachuu nan danda'aa?

Eeyyee; bilisas. Waraqaan gaaffii faayilii tokko, furtuun deebii ibsa isaa waliin immoo faayilii biraa ti; kanaaf qormaata dursitanii yaaluu dandeessu. Maxxansaa, yookiin yeroo daataan hin jirre irra deebiif bilbila keessan irratti kaa'adhaa.

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