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Headstart Program

Get started today with the prerequisite Headstart Program. The training takes 2 hours and 30 minutes. Once done, complete the test below, process your certificate and apply for the customized programs.

Headstart Test

The Headstart test assesses your comprehension of the Headstart training. The test has 100 questions each having one point. In every question, mark the best answer. 60% is required for certificate processing.

TEST 1: 10 MARKS

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

TEST 2

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

TEST 3

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

TEST 4

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

TEST 5

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

TEST 6

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

TEST 7

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

TEST 8

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

TEST 9

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

TEST 10

Q1. Generally what is corruption? Stealing from people

The use of power for personal gain

Misusing power for one's benefit

Not doing the right thing

Q2. Why is corruption difficult to define? Corruption can not be controlled

No one has ever defined corruption

Corruption occurs regularly

Corruption is a multifaceted phenomenon

Q3. In the moral context how is corruption defined? Decay in ethical values

A criminal activity

Absence of accountability and transparency

Failure to observe rules and regulations

Q4. In the context of governance what is corruption? Absence of accountability and transparency

A dishonest activity

Failure to provide services

Inadequate citizen empowerment

Q5. Legally why is corruption criminalized? Corruption is denial of services

Corruption is exploitation of the vulnerable

Corruption is a social injustice

Corruption is abuse of authority

Q6. One of these organizations define corruption differently. Which one is it? Transparency International

North America Organization for Combating Corruption

Council of Europe Convention on Combating Corruption

World Bank

Q7. What is the major characteristic of corruption that people need to know? Corruption is a criminal activity

Corruption involves secretive circumvention of laws

Corruption can involve anyone anywhere

Corruption is a deception

Q8. Which one of the following is not an obvious characteristic of the corrupt people? They usually want definite decisions

They avoid open clash with laws

They camouflage their acts with legal

It is difficult to change their behaviour

Q9. Which one of the following euphemisms best describes corruption? Pay off

The palm oil

Scratch my back, I scratch yours

Black mist

Q10. In any situation what is the main reason why people become corrupt? Poor leadership

Greed

Dishonesty

Lack of respect for codes of conduct

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