Question 1The environment can best be described asA.man and his surroundingsB.animals and non-living thingsC.vegetation and non-living thingsD.man and the vegetation around himObjective Show full explanation
Question 1INSERT i2013b1a(a) Study the map of Ghana shown (above) and identify the administrative regions I, II, III, IV(b) Outline five ways in which mountains and highlands are importantTheory Show full explanation
Question 2The social environment includesA.settlements, churches and riversB.settlements, festivals and political partiesC.festivals, political parties and religious groupsD.festivals, churches and tourist sitesObjective Show full explanation
Question 2(a) List four features of a slum(b) Enumerate four measures that can be taken to prevent slums in the urban towns of GhanaTheory Show full explanation
Question 3Which of the following statements is true? TheA.social and physical environments are inter-dependentB.physical environment is independent of the social environment.C.physical environment is never affected by the social ironmentD.social environment is more important than the physical environmentObjective Show full explanation
Question 3(a) Match the political events listed below with their corresponding activities in the table that follows– The Poll Tax Ordinance of 1852– The Bond of 1844– The ‘Sagrenti’ war of 1874– The 1948 riots– The Yaa Asantewaa war of 1901 Political ActivityEventIAn agreement signed between the British government and some chiefs of the Gold CoastIIThe war fought by the British soldiers under their leader Sir Garnet Wolsley and the people of AshantiIIIThe disturbances that occurred in the Gold Coast after the shooting of the ex-service men by the British soldierIVThe introduction of a law to collect taxes from the people of the Gold Coast(b). Outline four attitudes and values needed to prevent conflict in the communityTheory Show full explanation
Question 4A major environmental problem facing municipal and metropolitan assemblies in Ghana isA.waste managementB.air pollutionC.deforestationD.gully erosionObjective Show full explanation
Question 4(a) List any four ethnic groups in Ghana(b) Explain any four ways of sustaining unity among the different ethnic groups in GhanaTheory Show full explanation
Question 5Adolescent reproductive health aims at providing education onA.good nutritionB.sexualityC.good marriageD.securityObjective Show full explanation
Question 5Explain five measures that can be adopted to improve the quality of life in the rural areas.Theory Show full explanation
Question 6The period of adolescence isA.10 – 19 yearsB.10 – 14 yearsC.15 – 19 yearsD.12 – 19 yearsObjective Show full explanation
Question 6(a) What is the difference between education and training?(b) Enumerate four advantages of using modern technology in the production of goods and servicesTheory Show full explanation
Question 7One way of managing conflict in the Ghanaian society isA.arbitrationB.confrontationC.meditationD.consultationObjective Show full explanation
Question 8Adolescent chastity is important because it preventsA.contraction of HIV/AIDS by the youthB.contraction of malaria by the youthC.the effect of peer pressure on the youthD.the occurrence of broken homesObjective Show full explanation
Question 9Adolescents who engage in early sex, riskA.dropping out of schoolB.increasing the size of their familyC.looking older than their ageD.losing their parentsObjective Show full explanation
Question 10The part of one’s income that is not spent is one’sA.insuranceB.accountC.depositD.savingsObjective Show full explanation
Question 11During their migration, the Akans first settled atA.Bono MansoB.Dormaa AhenkroC.Asante MansoD.DenkyiraObjective Show full explanation
Question 12Ethnic conflicts must be avoided because they slow downA.economic developmentB.rural-urban migrationC.tribal disintegrationD.urban-rural migrationObjective Show full explanation
Question 13Unity among Ghanaians can best be promoted throughA.inter-ethnic marriagesB.formal educationC.opinion leadersD.good environmental practicesObjective Show full explanation
Question 14Which of the following represents earth’s surface or part of it drawn to a scale?A.LayoutB.SketchC.MapD.LandmarkObjective Show full explanation
Question 15Which of the towns in the sketch below lies directly south of Miva?A.KofaB.AposaC.SokaD.KutuObjective Show full explanation
Question 16An important feature which can be used to show direction in a locality is calledA.landmarkB.bearingC.compassD.scaleObjective Show full explanation
Question 17The ratio between distance measured on a map and the actual distance on the ground is aA.scaleB.layoutC.statementD.sketchObjective Show full explanation
Question 18The diagram below illustrates aA.linear scaleB.statement scaleC.representative fractionD.railway lineObjective Show full explanation
Question 19If the scale of a map is 1:10,000 and the distance on the map is 20 cm, then the actual distance on the ground isA.20 kmB.0.2 kmC.2 kmD.20,000 kmObjective Show full explanation
Question 20The principle of checks and balances preventsA.constitutionalismB.democracyC.dictatorshipD.patriotismObjective Show full explanation
Question 21One way of sustaining unity among the ethnic groups in Ghana is byA.selecting leaders through electionsB.allowing people to enjoy free movementC.appreciating the cultural practices of other peopleD.keeping troublemakers in prisonObjective Show full explanation
Question 22One reason for the migration of many ethnic groups into Ghana isA.educationB.securityC.marriageD.religionObjective Show full explanation
Question 23Which of the following is a symbol of national unity in Ghana? TheA.National anthemB.Akosombo DamC.Gye NyameD.JudiciaryObjective Show full explanation
Question 24The integrity of the nation can be defended byA.encouraging immigrationB.reporting saboteursC.educating the youthD.cleaning the environmentObjective Show full explanation
Question 25Ghana lies between latitudesA.5°S and 11°NB.5°N and 11°NC.5°N and 5°SD.5°N and 11°SObjective Show full explanation
Question 26To promote national unity, Ghanaians are expected to beA.patrioticB.well paidC.hardworkingD.highly educatedObjective Show full explanation
Question 27The people of British Togoland joined Ghana throughA.conquestB.persuasionC.votingD.declarationObjective Show full explanation
Question 28The Head of State of Ghana at independence in 1957 wasA.Kwame NkrumahB.The Queen of BritainC.Gordon GuggisbergD.Edward Akuffo-AddoObjective Show full explanation
Question 29The process by which one country takes control of the administration of another is known asA.acculturationB.colonizationC.socializationD.assimilationObjective Show full explanation
Question 30One way by which Ghana cooperates with other countries is byA.sending ambassadors and commissioners to themB.lending large sums of money to themC.allowing them to establish military bases in GhanaD.removing all taxes on goods imported from them.Objective Show full explanation
Question 31The first political event leading to the formal establishment of British colonial rule in the Gold Coast was theA.signing of the bond of 1844B.declaration of Sagrenti warC.introduction of the Poll Tax OrdinanceD.disturbances of 1948Objective Show full explanation
Question 32To ensure their continuous survival, private enterprises must do all the following exceptA.producing quality goodsB.keeping proper recordsC.paying taxes regularlyD.using only foreign labourObjective Show full explanation
Question 33The rotation of the earth causesA.the seasonsB.day and nightC.eclipse of the moonD.changes in vegetationObjective Show full explanation
Question 34According to the 1992 Constitution of Ghana, an individual can claim Ghanaian citizenship ifA.his / her grandparents are GhanaiansB.he / she attends school in GhanaC.he / she works in GhanaD.his / her parents reside in GhanaObjective Show full explanation
Question 35When two air masses of different temperatures meet, it results inA.the formation of relief rainfallB.the formation of cyclonic rainfallC.thunder and lightningD.rain shadow zoneObjective Show full explanation
Question 36A child of not more than seven years of age found in Ghana, and whose parents cannot be traced is a Ghanaian byA.birthB.adoptionC.registrationD.confermentObjective Show full explanation
Question 37One basic right of every Ghanaian is the right toA.vote in general electionsB.personal libertyC.fair wagesD.stand for electionsObjective Show full explanation
Question 38Which of the following can constitute human rights abuse in Ghana?A.Child labourB.Employing an 18 year old girlC.Dropping out of schoolD.Drug abuseObjective Show full explanation
Question 39The right to life is an example ofA.economic rightB.natural rightC.legal rightD.political rightObjective Show full explanation
Question 40When one behaves in an honest and just manner, one performs his /herA.civic rightB.civic responsibilityC.natural responsibilityD.social rightObjective Show full explanation