1) If governments enforced stricter laws, corruption would decrease. a) True b) False 2) If people reported corrupt officials, authorities would take action. a) Authorities would ignore the reports. b) Authorities would take action. 3) If there were more transparency, citizens would trust politicians more. a) Citizens would trust politicians more. b) Citizens would be more suspicious 4) If companies did not bribe officials, public contracts would be fairer. a) True b) False 5) If corruption continued to grow, economies would suffer greatly. a) Economies would be greatly affected. b) Economies would improve 6) If the media exposed more corruption cases, society would become more aware. a) It would increase people's awareness b) Corruption would go unnoticed. 7) If whistleblowers received better protection, more people would speak up. a) Fewer people would report corruption. b) More people would speak up. 8) If politicians prioritized honesty, the political system would improve. a) The political system would definitely be better. b) Corruption would get worse. 9) If corruption in education stopped, all students would have equal opportunities. a) All students would have the same opportunities. b) Only wealthy students would benefit. 10) If citizens did not tolerate corruption, leaders would be more accountable. a) Corruption would remain the same. b) Leaders would pay attention to what they do

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