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2019 JC Prelim Questions by topic

2019 JC Prelim Questions (SCHOOL)

ACJC 

  1. ‘A strong economy is the foundation of progress.’ To what extent is this true in your society? 
  2. Is capital punishment ever justifiable?
  3. ‘We are merely paying lip service to the arts.’ How true is this in your society? 
  4. ‘Small actions can eventually change the world.’ How far do you agree? 
  5. Is a focus on beauty necessarily harmful? 
  6. ‘In the modern world, speed is everything.’ Discuss. 
  7. ‘The power of the masses is overrated.’ Do you agree?
  8. ‘In the age of information, ignorance is a choice.’ Comment.
  9. ‘The real heroes of environmentalism are rebels.’ Discuss. 
  10. Consider the view that science solves all problems

 

CJC

  1. In a world dominated by superpowers, can small countries play a significant role on the global stage?
  2. ‘Freedom is not about doing whatever you want, but is about doing what is right.’ Discuss 
  3. ‘It is a mistake for education in this technological age to ignore the Arts.’ To what extent do you agree with this comment? 
  4. Evaluate the claim that the artist’s only responsibility is to his art. 
  5. How far do you agree that religion is a unifying force today? 
  6. Do young people in your society have what it takes to ensure that the nation remains successful? 
  7. To what extent would you agree that city life today is exciting and vibrant? 
  8. Assess the view that attempts to reduce inequality in your society can never be effective. 
  9. How far is it true that people today will believe anything the media presents? 
  10. ‘Artificial intelligence enhances our lives.’ To what extent do you agree with this view? 
  11. Sport and politics should always be kept separate.’ Comment. 
  12. How far is it true that people today will believe anything the media presents? 

DHS

  1. Is democracy the most effective form of government today? 
  2. ‘Tackling fake news is mainly the responsibility of the government.’ Do you agree? 
  3. How far should public opinion matter when meting out punishments in criminal cases? 
  4. Is it fair to expect advertisements to be truthful? 
  5. How far has technology made our lives more fulfilling? 
  6. Is formal education necessary now that we can learn independently in the digital age? 
  7. ‘Much has been lost with the passing of the older generation.’ To what extent is this true of your society? 
  8. Can foreigners really integrate with locals in your society today? 
  9. Is History worth studying when it can be rewritten? 
  10. ‘Unlike the Sciences, the Arts do nothing to solve the problems of society.’ Discuss. 
  11. ‘Anything can be considered art, but not all art is of equal value.’ What is your view? 

EJC

  1. ‘Mental health is more important than physical health.’ How far do you agree with this statement? 
  2. ‘Artificial intelligence should be embraced, since it is inevitable.’ Discuss. 
  3. How far should countries prioritise economic development given the serious threats posed by climate change? 
  4. ‘Our faith in education as the solution to poverty is misplaced.’ Do you agree? 
  5. ‘Rights for men and women should always be equal.’ What is your view? 
  6. Can the belief in superstitions ever be justified? 
  7. How fair is it to say that your society is an inclusive one? 
  8. Does humility still have a place in society? 
  9. Assess the view that globalisation has only resulted in more inequality in the world. 
  10. How far do you agree that the value of the Arts has diminished in modern society? 
  11. Discuss the view that dissenting voices should be censored in your society. 
  12. To what extent should the State be responsible for protecting our privacy?

 

HCI

  1. ‘People will believe anything they read, hear, or see in the media.’ Is this statement reflective of the situation in your country? 
  2. Why worry about what technological advancement may do to us when we can just enjoy what it can do for us? 
  3. ‘Environmental pollution is a catastrophe waiting to happen.’ Comment. 
  4. ‘Misunderstood and underestimated.’ Is this an accurate description of youth in your society? 
  5. Does geography still determine a country’s prospects in today’s world? 
  6. ‘If people in developed countries are poor, they have themselves to blame.’ Discuss. 
  7. ‘Rather than find fault, focus on the positive side of things!’ To what extent is this good advice? 
  8. Should promises always be kept? 
  9. ‘Art is not meant to instruct or influence; it is only meant to be enjoyed.’ Do you agree with this viewpoint? 
  10. Is it fair to expect countries to be well-prepared for disease outbreaks? 
  11. Do you agree that freedom of speech should never be denied even though it can be abused? 
  12. How far should personal morality be a concern of the state? 

 

JPJC

  1. Has social media given people too much power? 
  2. ‘Trivial news is worthless.’ Is this a fair comment? 
  3. Should technological advancement be encouraged when it outpaces ethics? 
  4. ‘Man is helpless in the face of climate change.’ Do you agree? 
  5. Can migration be justified when it creates social problems? 
  6. ‘We are a privileged yet discontented lot.’ How far is this true of your society? 
  7. ‘An ageing workforce is an opportunity, not a burden.’ Is this true of your society? 
  8. Is there any point in remembering the past? 
  9. ‘It does not pay to be kind.’ Discuss. 
  10. To what extent are the arts a platform for social change? 
  11. ‘The world would be a better place if young people were more involved in politics.’ What is your view? 
  12. Evaluate the claim that governments should not be allowed to restrict the rights of their citizens. 

 

MI 

  1. The media today has made society less open.’ What is your view? 
  2. Should the government support only scientific research that can benefit the majority of the people? 
  3. ‘If a job can be replaced by machines, it probably should.’ To what extent do you agree? 
  4. Given the global impact of climate change, should every country play an equal part in saving the environment? 
  5. To what extent does your society embrace diversity? 
  6. ‘As a society progresses, there is little value in preserving its heritage.’ How true is this of your society? 
  7. ‘City life is becoming increasingly unsafe.’ Discuss. 
  8. How far should migration of people be encouraged? 
  9. Should effort be rewarded just as much as outcome? 
  10. ‘Myths and legends are purely for children’s entertainment.’ What is your view? 
  11. Examine the view that a good leader should be effective rather than popular. 
  12. To what extent can small countries wield substantial influence in the world? 

 

NJC

  1. ‘Artificial intelligence is more dangerous than useful.’ Do you agree? 
  2. ‘Scientists are too preoccupied with whether they could, instead of thinking whether they should.’ Is this a fair comment? 
  3. ‘Corporations, rather than individuals, should be blamed for harms done to the environment.’ Discuss. 
  4. ‘Esports is not a real sport.’ How far is this true? 
  5. Given the competitiveness of international firms, how important is it to support local businesses in your country? 
  6. ‘Children no longer get to enjoy their childhood.’ Is this true of your society? 
  7. Do all criminals deserve a second chance? 
  8. ‘Choice is an illusion.’ Discuss. 
  9. ‘Geography is destiny.’ Discuss. 
  10. How far, in your society, are efforts to preserve cultural heritage merely superficial? 
  11. ‘Censorship undermines the arts.’ Comment. 
  12. Assess the view that good leaders are defined by how well they champion human rights. 

RVHS

  1. How effective is social media as a tool in bringing about change in society? 
  2. Discuss the view that environmental conservation efforts today are nothing more than token gestures.  
  3. In this age of science, to what extent is religion still relevant? 
  4. Discuss the view that marriage is increasingly irrelevant in your society. 
  5. Consider the importance of toys. 
  6. ‘There is no place for the death penalty today.’ Comment.  
  7. Is geography still destiny? 
  8. Is self-reliance or interdependence more desirable? 
  9. ‘There has never been a time of greater peril.’ How far is this true of today’s world? 
  10. ‘Citizens are too reliant on the government.’ How far is this statement true in your society? 
  11. Should privacy be sacrificed for the sake of national security? 
  12. ‘There are no permanent friends, only permanent interests.’ Assess the validity of this statement in international relations. 

 

SAJC

  1. Is greater regulation the answer to fake news? 
  2. ‘Scientific development is always at the expense of morality.’ Do you agree? 
  3. ‘Any change in society begins in school.’ Comment. 
  4. Can societies be truly inclusive today? 
  5. Should every society be left to define its own ethical standards? 
  6. How important is it for young people in your society to retain a sense of tradition? 
  7. ‘The real threat for humans in the 21st century is indifference rather than ignorance.’ Is this true? 
  8. Is it true that your society has paid too high a price for its success? 
  9. ‘Champions of animal rights are nothing but hypocrites.’ Discuss. 
  10. How far do you agree that artistic expression is always political? 
  11. ‘Freedom of expression is a luxury we cannot afford.’ How far is this true in your society? 
  12. To what extent should society be responsible for criminal behavior? 

TJC

  1. Advertisements are nothing but lies. Discuss. 
  2. Examine the claim that staying healthy has become an obsession today 
  3. Has technology hindered rather than enhanced leisure in modern life? 
  4. To what extent is man’s concern for the environment driven by self-preservation? 
  5. Do you agree that we live in an increasingly unsafe world? 
  6. Is it fair to blame the rich for the plight of the poor? 
  7. How far should diversity be embraced in your society? 
  8. Should we be optimistic that the future will be better for women? 
  9. ‘Fame is cheap today.’ Discuss 
  10. Consider the view that images are more powerful than words. 
  11. ‘Whether or not a country’s heritage is preserved depends on its economic value.’ How true is this of your society 
  12. The key responsibility of the government is to create wealth for the country.’ What is your view? 

TMJC

  1. Evaluate the claim that the regulation of technology is a desirable, but unrealistic, goal.
  2. To what extent does formal education guarantee success today?
  3. ‘Winning at all costs ruins the spirit of sports.’ What is your view?
  4. Consider the view that the study of history is important in establishing a national identity in your society.
  5. To what extent is it possible to ensure food and water security in your society?
  6. Many developed countries are paying increasing attention to the needs of women. How far is this true in your society?
  7. Should free trade still be encouraged in today’s world?
  8. Consumerism is as much a good thing as a bad thing. Discuss.
  9. ‘Art that does not reflect society holds little value.’ Discuss.
  10. Should citizen welfare, rather than global issues, be the main concern of governments? 
  11. Assess the view that poverty is the result of poor governance.

 

VJC 

  1. With the proliferation of the Internet, is privacy more desirable today? 
  2. Has technology made modern society a more dangerous place? 
  3. How far should protecting the environment be a priority in your society? 
  4. ‘Technology has revolutionised sport, but not necessarily for the better.’ Discuss. 
  5. Consider the view that an ageing population is the most devastating crisis that society is facing today. 
  6. Does thrift have any relevance in our consumerist society? 
  7. To what extent do you agree that ancient myths and legends have little value in today’s world? 
  8. ‘There is no room for creativity in a society that prizes efficiency.’ Discuss this with reference to your society. 
  9. ‘The arts are a distraction from the problems we face today.’ To what extent is this a fair viewpoint? 
  10. Democracy has lost its appeal in modern society.’ How far do you agree? 
  11. ‘A world without borders results in more problems than solutions.’ What is your view? 
  12. ‘Given the problems countries face today, resources should not be wasted on space exploration.’ Comment. 

YIJC

  1. Does censorship still have a place in this digital age? 
  2. Should the concerns of minority groups influence policies in a country? 
  3. ‘Politicians have no right to privacy.’ Discuss. 
  4. ‘To ensure peace, it is vital to prepare for war.’ What is your view? 
  5. Assess the view that peaceful protest is more effective than violence in bringing about change. 
  6. ‘In an age of technology, it is easier than ever before to commit crime.’ Do you agree? 
  7. Discuss the view that science and technology is key to your society’s success. 
  8. How far is sustainable living a realistic goal in your society?
  9. To what extent is youth activism necessary for a better tomorrow? 
  10. Evaluate the claim that it is dangerous to disregard history.
  11. ‘Happiness is merely an illusion in the modern world.’ Do you agree? 
  12. Are museums a waste of money? 

2019 JC Prelim Questions (TOPICS)

 

POL/PRIV/GOVT/FRED/SEC

  1. ‘A strong economy is the foundation of progress.’ To what extent is this true in your society? (ACJC 2019)
  2. Is capital punishment ever justifiable? (ACJC 2019)
  3. In a world dominated by superpowers, can small countries play a significant role on the global stage? (CJC 2019)
  4. ‘Freedom is not about doing whatever you want, but is about doing what is right.’ Discuss (CJC 2019)
  5. Is democracy the most effective form of government today? (DHS 2019)
  6. ‘Tackling fake news is mainly the responsibility of the government.’ Do you agree? (DHS 2019)
  7. How far should public opinion matter when meting out punishments in criminal cases? (DHS 2019)
  8. Discuss the view that dissenting voices should be censored in your society. (EJC 2019)
  9. To what extent should the State be responsible for protecting our privacy? (EJC 2019)
  10. Is it fair to expect countries to be well-prepared for disease outbreaks? (HCI 2019)
  11. Do you agree that freedom of speech should never be denied even though it can be abused? (HCI 2019)
  12. How far should personal morality be a concern of the state? (HCI 2019)
  13. ‘The world would be a better place if young people were more involved in politics.’ What is your view? (JPJC 2019)
  14. Evaluate the claim that governments should not be allowed to restrict the rights of their citizens. (JPJC 2019)
  15. Examine the view that a good leader should be effective rather than popular. (MI 2019)
  16. To what extent can small countries wield substantial influence in the world? (MI 2019)
  17. Assess the view that good leaders are defined by how well they champion human rights. (NJC 2019)
  18. ‘Citizens are too reliant on the government.’ How far is this statement true in your society? (RVHS 2019)
  19. Should privacy be sacrificed for the sake of national security? (RVHS 2019)
  20. ‘There are no permanent friends, only permanent interests.’ Assess the validity of this statement in international relations. (RVHS 2019)
  21. ‘Freedom of expression is a luxury we cannot afford.’ How far is this true in your society? (SAJC 2019)
  22. To what extent should society be responsible for criminal behavior? (SAJC 2019)
  23. ‘The key responsibility of the government is to create wealth for the country.’ What is your view? (TJC 2019)
  24. Should citizen welfare, rather than global issues, be the main concern of governments? (TMJC 2019)
  25. Assess the view that poverty is the result of poor governance.(TMJC 2019)
  26. Democracy has lost its appeal in modern society.’ How far do you agree? (VJC 2019)
  27. ‘A world without borders results in more problems than solutions.’ What is your view? (VJC 2019)
  28. ‘Given the problems countries face today, resources should not be wasted on space exploration.’ Comment. (VJC 2019)
  29. Should the concerns of minority groups influence policies in a country? (YIJC 2019)
  30. ‘Politicians have no right to privacy.’ Discuss. (YIJC 2019)
  31. ‘To ensure peace, it is vital to prepare for war.’ What is your view? (YIJC 2019)
  32. Assess the view that peaceful protest is more effective than violence in bringing about change. (YIJC 2019)

 

ARTS/CULT

  1. ‘We are merely paying lip service to the arts.’ How true is this in your society? (ACJC 2019)
  2. ‘It is a mistake for education in this technological age to ignore the Arts.’ To what extent do you agree with this comment? (CJC 2019)
  3. Evaluate the claim that the artist’s only responsibility is to his art. (CJC 2019)
  4. ‘Unlike the Sciences, the Arts do nothing to solve the problems of society.’ Discuss. (DHS 2019)
  5. ‘Anything can be considered art, but not all art is of equal value.’ What is your view? (DHS 2019)
  6. How far do you agree that the value of the Arts has diminished in modern society? (EJC 2019)
  7. ‘Art is not meant to instruct or influence; it is only meant to be enjoyed.’ Do you agree with this viewpoint? (HCI 2019)
  8. To what extent are the arts a platform for social change? (JPJC 2019)
  9. How far, in your society, are efforts to preserve cultural heritage merely superficial? (NJC 2019)
  10. ‘Censorship undermines the arts.’ Comment. (NJC 2019)
  11. How far do you agree that artistic expression is always political? (SAJC 2019)
  12. ‘Whether or not a country’s heritage is preserved depends on its economic value.’ How true is this of your society (TJC 2019)
  13. ‘Art that does not reflect society holds little value.’ Discuss.(TMJC 2019)
  14. ‘The arts are a distraction from the problems we face today.’ To what extent is this a fair viewpoint? (VJC 2019)
  15. Are museums a waste of money? (YIJC 2019)

 

GENERAL

  1. ‘Small actions can eventually change the world.’ How far do you agree? (ACJC 2019)
  2. Is a focus on beauty necessarily harmful? (ACJC 2019)
  3. ‘In the modern world, speed is everything.’ Discuss. (ACJC 2019)
  4. ‘The power of the masses is overrated.’ Do you agree? (ACJC 2019)
  5. ‘In the age of information, ignorance is a choice.’ Comment. (ACJC 2019)
  6. Can one be optimistic given the bleak realities of today’s world? (CJC 2019)
  7. ‘It is not the years in your life, but the life in your years, that count.’ Comment. (CJC 2019)
  8. Is History worth studying when it can be rewritten? (DHS 2019)
  9. ‘Rather than find fault, focus on the positive side of things!’ To what extent is this good advice? (HCI 2019)
  10. Should promises always be kept? (HCI 2019)
  11. Is there any point in remembering the past? (JPJC 2019)
  12. ‘It does not pay to be kind.’ Discuss. (JPJC 2019)
  13. ‘City life is becoming increasingly unsafe.’ Discuss. (MI 2019)
  14. How far should migration of people be encouraged? (MI 2019)
  15. Should effort be rewarded just as much as outcome? (MI 2019)
  16. ‘Myths and legends are purely for children’s entertainment.’ What is your view? (MI 2019)
  17. Do all criminals deserve a second chance? (NJC 2019)
  18. ‘Choice is an illusion.’ Discuss. (NJC 2019)
  19. ‘Geography is destiny.’ Discuss. (NJC 2019)
  20. Consider the importance of toys. (RVHS 2019)
  21. ‘There is no place for the death penalty today.’ Comment.  (RVHS 2019)
  22. Is geography still destiny? (RVHS 2019)
  23. Is self-reliance or interdependence more desirable? (RVHS 2019)
  24. ‘There has never been a time of greater peril.’ How far is this true of today’s world? (RVHS 2019)
  25. ‘Fame is cheap today.’ Discuss (TJC 2019)
  26. Consider the view that images are more powerful than words. (TJC 2019)
  27. Should free trade still be encouraged in today’s world?(TMJC 2019)
  28. Consumerism is as much a good thing as a bad thing. Discuss.(TMJC 2019)
  29. Evaluate the claim that it is dangerous to disregard history.(YIJC 2019)
  30. ‘Happiness is merely an illusion in the modern world.’ Do you agree? (YIJC 2019)

 

SOCIETY

  1. How far do you agree that religion is a unifying force today? (CJC 2019)
  2. Do young people in your society have what it takes to ensure that the nation remains successful? (CJC 2019)
  3. To what extent would you agree that city life today is exciting and vibrant? (CJC 2019)
  4. Assess the view that attempts to reduce inequality in your society can never be effective. (CJC 2019)
  5. ‘Much has been lost with the passing of the older generation.’ To what extent is this true of your society? (DHS 2019)
  6. Can foreigners really integrate with locals in your society today? (DHS 2019)
  7. ‘Rights for men and women should always be equal.’ What is your view? (EJC 2019)
  8. Can the belief in superstitions ever be justified? (EJC 2019)
  9. How fair is it to say that your society is an inclusive one? (EJC 2019)
  10. Does humility still have a place in society? (EJC 2019)
  11. Assess the view that globalisation has only resulted in more inequality in the world. (EJC 2019)
  12. ‘Misunderstood and underestimated.’ Is this an accurate description of youth in your society? (HCI 2019)
  13. Does geography still determine a country’s prospects in today’s world? (HCI 2019)
  14. ‘If people in developed countries are poor, they have themselves to blame.’ Discuss. (HCI 2019)
  15. Can migration be justified when it creates social problems? (JPJC 2019)
  16. ‘We are a privileged yet discontented lot.’ How far is this true of your society? (JPJC 2019)
  17. ‘An ageing workforce is an opportunity, not a burden.’ Is this true of your society? (JPJC 2019)
  18. To what extent does your society embrace diversity? (MI 2019)
  19. ‘As a society progresses, there is little value in preserving its heritage.’ How true is this of your society? (MI 2019)
  20. Given the competitiveness of international firms, how important is it to support local businesses in your country? (NJC 2019)
  21. ‘Children no longer get to enjoy their childhood.’ Is this true of your society? (NJC 2019)
  22. In this age of science, to what extent is religion still relevant? (RVHS 2019)
  23. Discuss the view that marriage is increasingly irrelevant in your society. (RVHS 2019)
  24. Can societies be truly inclusive today? (SAJC 2019)
  25. Should every society be left to define its own ethical standards? (SAJC 2019)
  26. How important is it for young people in your society to retain a sense of tradition? (SAJC 2019)
  27. ‘The real threat for humans in the 21st century is indifference rather than ignorance.’ Is this true? (SAJC 2019)
  28. Is it true that your society has paid too high a price for its success? (SAJC 2019)
  29. ‘Champions of animal rights are nothing but hypocrites.’ Discuss. (SAJC 2019)
  30. Do you agree that we live in an increasingly unsafe world? (TJC 2019)
  31. Is it fair to blame the rich for the plight of the poor? (TJC 2019)
  32. How far should diversity be embraced in your society? (TJC 2019)
  33. Should we be optimistic that the future will be better for women? (TJC 2019)
  34. Consider the view that the study of history is important in establishing a national identity in your society.(TMJC 2019)
  35. To what extent is it possible to ensure food and water security in your society?(TMJC 2019)
  36. Many developed countries are paying increasing attention to the needs of women. How far is this true in your society?(TMJC 2019)
  37. Do you agree that family is more important than ever in the modern world? (ACJC 2019)
  38. Consider the view that an ageing population is the most devastating crisis that society is facing today. (VJC 2019)
  39. Does thrift have any relevance in our consumerist society? (VJC 2019)
  40. To what extent do you agree that ancient myths and legends have little value in today’s world? (VJC 2019)
  41. ‘There is no room for creativity in a society that prizes efficiency.’ Discuss this with reference to your society. (VJC 2019)
  42. How far is sustainable living a realistic goal in your society?(YIJC 2019)
  43. To what extent is youth activism necessary for a better tomorrow? (YIJC 2019)

 

SPORTS

  1. Examine the view that there is still a glass ceiling for women in sports. (ACJC 2019)
  2. ‘Sport and politics should always be kept separate.’ Comment. (CJC 2019)
  3. ‘Esports is not a real sport.’ How far is this true? (NJC 2019)
  4. ‘Winning at all costs ruins the spirit of sports.’ What is your view?(TMJC 2019)
  5. ‘Technology has revolutionised sport, but not necessarily for the better.’ Discuss. (VJC 2019)

 

EDUCATION

  1. Is formal education necessary now that we can learn independently in the digital age? (DHS 2019)
  2. ‘Our faith in education as the solution to poverty is misplaced.’ Do you agree? (EJC 2019)
  3. ‘Any change in society begins in school.’ Comment. (SAJC 2019)
  4. To what extent does formal education guarantee success today?(TMJC 2019)

 

ENV

  1. ‘The real heroes of environmentalism are rebels.’ Discuss. (ACJC 2019)
  2. How far should countries prioritise economic development given the serious threats posed by climate change? (EJC 2019)
  3. ‘Environmental pollution is a catastrophe waiting to happen.’ Comment. (HCI 2019)
  4. ‘Man is helpless in the face of climate change.’ Do you agree? (JPJC 2019)
  5. Given the global impact of climate change, should every country play an equal part in saving the environment? (MI 2019)
  6. ‘Corporations, rather than individuals, should be blamed for harms done to the environment.’ Discuss. (NJC 2019)
  7. Discuss the view that environmental conservation efforts today are nothing more than token gestures.  (RVHS 2019)
  8. To what extent is man’s concern for the environment driven by self-preservation? (TJC 2019)
  9. How far should protecting the environment be a priority in your society? (VJC 2019)

 

SCIENCE & TECH

  1. Consider the view that science solves all problems. (ACJC 2019)
  2. ‘Artificial intelligence enhances our lives.’ To what extent do you agree with this view? (CJC 2019)
  3. How far has technology made our lives more fulfilling? (DHS 2019)
  4. ‘Artificial intelligence should be embraced, since it is inevitable.’ Discuss. (EJC 2019)
  5. Why worry about what technological advancement may do to us when we can just enjoy what it can do for us? (HCI 2019)
  6. Should technological advancement be encouraged when it outpaces ethics? (JPJC 2019)
  7. Should the government support only scientific research that can benefit the majority of the people? (MI 2019)
  8. ‘If a job can be replaced by machines, it probably should.’ To what extent do you agree? (MI 2019)
  9. ‘Artificial intelligence is more dangerous than useful.’ Do you agree? (NJC 2019)
  10. ‘Scientists are too preoccupied with whether they could, instead of thinking whether they should.’ Is this a fair comment? (NJC 2019)
  11. ‘Scientific development is always at the expense of morality.’ Do you agree? (SAJC 2019)
  12. Has technology hindered rather than enhanced leisure in modern life? (TJC 2019)
  13. Has technology made modern society a more dangerous place? (VJC 2019)
  14. ‘In an age of technology, it is easier than ever before to commit crime.’ Do you agree? (YIJC 2019)
  15. Discuss the view that science and technology is key to your society’s success. (YIJC 2019)

 

HEALTH

  1. ‘Mental health is more important than physical health.’ How far do you agree with this statement? (EJC 2019)
  2. Examine the claim that staying healthy has become an obsession today (TJC 2019)

 

MEDIA

  1. How far is it true that people today will believe anything the media presents? (CJC 2019)
  2. Is it fair to expect advertisements to be truthful? (DHS 2019)
  3. ‘People will believe anything they read, hear, or see in the media.’ Is this statement reflective of the situation in your country? (HCI 2019)
  4. Has social media given people too much power? (JPJC 2019)
  5. Does censorship still have a place in this digital age? (YIJC 2019)
  6. ‘Trivial news is worthless.’ Is this a fair comment? (JPJC 2019)
  7. ‘The media today has made society less open.’ What is your view? (MI 2019)
  8. How effective is social media as a tool in bringing about change in society? (RVHS 2019)
  9. Is greater regulation the answer to fake news? (SAJC 2019)
  10. Advertisements are nothing but lies. Discuss. (TJC 2019)
  11. How far do you agree that social media empowers people to make a change?
  12. Evaluate the claim that the regulation of technology is a desirable, but unrealistic, goal.(TMJC 2019)
  13. With the proliferation of the Internet, is privacy more desirable today? (VJC 2019)

 

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