1. History (10%) – 10 Questions

Focuses on major historical events, civilizations, global developments, cause and effect, continuity and change, and historical interpretation.

2. Civics (10%) – 10 Questions

Covers government systems, citizenship, rights and responsibilities, rule of law, and civic participation.

3. Geography (10%) – 10 Questions

Assesses physical and human geography, maps, climate, population distribution, and environmental interactions.

4. Sociology (10%) – 10 Questions

Includes social structures, institutions, culture, socialization, diversity, and contemporary social issues.

5. Economics (10%) – 10 Questions

Focuses on basic economic principles, supply and demand, markets, trade, resources, and economic systems.

6. Information Literacy & Information Processing (10%) – 10 Questions

Evaluates ability to analyze sources, interpret data, assess credibility, and process information critically.

7. Moral Education (10%) – 10 Questions

Covers ethics, values, tolerance, respect, global citizenship, and character development.

8. Culture, Heritage & Identity (10%) – 10 Questions

Focuses on national identity, cultural diversity, traditions, heritage preservation, and intercultural understanding.

9. Social Science Integration, Interpretation & Expression (20%) – 1 Constructed Response

The highest-weighted domain; assesses the ability to integrate multiple social science disciplines, interpret data or historical evidence, and present structured, analytical written responses.