Likely Integrated Science BECE Examination Questions & Answers – Objectives

Likely Integrated Science BECE Examination Questions & Answers – Objectives:

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Earlier this month, the management of the Ghana Education Service released the registration date for the 2023 BECE school candidates and the timeline for the key activities for the examination.

This means all candidates who want to pass well in the 2023 BECE examination should take their studies seriously following the release of the dates.

If You don’t have enough time to read your study guide or look through your hands out, but your exam date is about to come, then you need to check out ExamLabs resources.

Learning at the earlier stage will get you well-prepared and ready for success in your coming 2023 BECE WAEC examination.

In our previous articles, we talked about How to easily pass the 2023 BECE, how to learn and Understand, and also touches on the WAEC BECE Grading.

In today’s article, we are here to give you some of the likely examination questions for the 2022 BECE Integrated Science. So if you are here, Make sure to go through all the questions.

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These questions come with their answers. They can serve as a guide for you during your studies. But please note, the below questions are not leakage questions, they are the past questions that are being compiled and shared with you to help you have a feel for how the BECE examination is set.

Objectives

1. Plants are different from animals because they

A. have protoplasm B. have chlorophyll C. are able to respire D. are able to reproduce sexually

Answer: B. have chlorophyll

2. Which of the following conditions is not required for current to flow through an electric circuit?

A. The circuit should be closed B. A battery must be present C. There must be connecting wires D. A bulb must be connected to the circuit.

Answer: D. A bulb must be connected to the circuit

3. Which of the following examples is a source of energy?

A. Electricity B. Heat C. Light D. Wood

Answer: D. Wood

4. Heat is transferred from the bottom of the water in a container to the top by

A. conduction B. convection C. radiation D. conduction and radiation

Answer: B. convection

5. A mercury thermometer works on the principle that

A. solids expand on heating and contract on cooling B. liquids expand on heating and contract on cooling C. gases expand on heating and contract on cooling D. liquids evaporate when heated to a certain temperature.

Answer: B. liquids expand on heating and contract on cooling

6. In which of the positions Q, R, S, T in the diagram below will a body have the greatest potential energy?

A. Q B. R C. S D. T

Answer: B. R

7. A solar cell produces electrical energy from

A. electromagnets B. heat C. light D. sound

Answer: C. light

8. In a third-class lever the

A. pivot is between the load and effort B. pivot is absent C. load is between the effort and pivot

D. effort is between the load and pivot.

Answer: D. effort is between the load and pivot.

9. At which positions S, R, Q, and P on the lever in the diagram below must a force be applied to lift the load most easily?

A. P B. Q C. R D. S

Answer: A. P

10. Which of the following machines works on the same principle as an inclined plane?

A. Bottle opener B. Wheelbarrow C. See-saw D. Screw

Answer: B. Wheelbarrow

11. Power is defined as the

A. ability to do work

B. force to move an object

C. rate of doing work

D. ability to replace energy used

Answer: C. rate of doing work

12. Which of the following food substances is not involved in respiration?

A. Amino acids B. Fatty acids C. Glucose D. Vitamins

Answer: D. Vitamins

13. Which of the following organisms is at the beginning of a food chain?

A. Fish B. Grass C. Locust D. Mosquito

Answer: B. Grass

14. The human male sex cell that takes part in reproduction is the?

A. penis B. scrotum C. sperm D. testis

Answer: C. sperm

15. The removal of waste products from the cells of organisms is called?

A. assimilation B. circulation C. exhalation D. excretion

Answer: D. excretion

16. The central nervous system consists of the?

A. spinal cord and spine

B. brain and the nerves

C. brain and the spinal cord

D. skeletal system and skull

Answer: C. brain and the spinal cord

17. Which of the following life processes is not performed by all living things?

A. Excretion B. Photosynthesis C. Reproduction D. Respiration

Answer: B. Photosynthesis

18. All veins in the body carry blood that does not contain oxygen with the exception of the veins from the?

A. heart B. kidneys C. lungs D. liver

Answer: C. lungs

19. The method of purification of water containing very little impurities is

A. boiling B. chlorination C. distillation D. filtration

Answer: C. distillation

20. Boiling and chlorination are used in water purification to

A. kill germs

B. help suspended particles to settle

C. remove suspended particles

D. remove the hardness of the water

Answer: kill germs

21. The chemical symbol C is the symbol for

A. calcium B. chlorine C. carbon D. sodium

Answer: C. carbon

22. A substance that is made up of the same kind of atoms is called

A. a compound B. a mixture C. an element D. an ion

Answer: C. an element

23. Which of the following processes results in the formation of new substances?

A. Heating camphor

B. Cooling water to form ice

C. Adding saliva to cooked yam

D. Mixing iron dust and sand together

Answer: Adding saliva to cooked yam

24. When elements combine to form a compound the

A. Constituents can be separated by a physical process

B. Volume of the compound is the sum of the volumes of the constituents

C. Reaction does not involve a heat change

D. Reaction can be represented by a chemical formula

Answer: Reaction can be represented by a chemical formula

25. Which of the following organisms is likely to increase the oxygen content of the water in a pond?

A. Fish B. Tadpole C. Mosquito larva D. Waterlily

Answer: D. Waterlily

26. Which of the following parasites is a plant?

A. Bilharzia B. Dodder C. Lice D. Tapeworm

Answer: B. Dodder

27. The part of the soil that is most important for the growth of plants is

A. clay B. humus C. sand D. silt

Answer: B. humus

28. Which of the following diseases may be associated with water?

A. chickenpox B. cholera C. smallpox D. tetanus

Answer: B. cholera

29. The mosquito and housefly are harmful in that they

A. Suck blood B.bite and cause pain C.settle on food D.Spread Diseases

Answer: D.Spread diseases

30. Which of the following diseases affects the central nervous system?

A. Cerebro Spinal Meningitis(CSM) B.Poliomyelitis C. Measles D.Yellow Fever

Answer: A. Cerebro Spinal Meningitis(CSM)

31. Day and night occur because the earth

A. Moves around the sun B. Moves from east to west C. Moves around the moon D. Rotates on its axis

Answer: D. Rotates on its axis

32. Bronze is an alloy of

A. Iron and Carbon B. Zinc and copper C. iron and zinc D. copper and tin

Answer: Copper and Tin

33. Which of the following substances causes acid rain when released into the atmosphere?

A. Carbon dioxide B. Water vapour C. Sulphur dioxide D. cement dust

Answer: C. Sulphur dioxide

34. Which of the following gases helps in rusting?

A. Carbon dioxide B. Hydrogen C. Oxygen D. Nitrogen

Answer: C. Oxygen

35. The force of attraction between molecules of different substances is called

A. adhesion B. cohesion C. tension D. viscosity

Answer: A. adhesion

36. A metal block has a mass of 0.1kg. Calculate its volume if the density is 1.0 kgm-3.

A. 0.01 m3 B. 0.10 m3 C. 1.00 m3 D. 10.00 m3

Answer: B. 0.10 m3

37. The food manufactured by a plant is distributed to all parts of the plant through the

A. chlorophyll B. phloem C. stomata D.xylem

Answer: B. phloem

38. Which of the following gases supports combustion?
A. Hydrogen
B. Oxygen
C. Carbon dioxide
D. Carbon monoxide

Answer: B. Oxygen

39. Oxygen is made available to all cells of the human body by the

A. plasma B. platelets C. white blood cells D. red blood cells

Answer: D. red blood cells

40. The force which pulls all objects towards the centre of the earth is the

A. frictional force B. electrostatic force C. gravitational force D. rotational force.

Answer: C. gravitational force

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Final Word

Please as said earlier, the above questions are there to guide you in your studies. Do well and solve them by yourself before consulting the answers. Doing so will help you self-test your preparation for the 2023 BECE examination.

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Likely Integrated Science BECE Examination Questions & Answers – Objectives

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