BECE 2007 Religious and Moral Education (RME) Past Questions and Answers
40 objective questions and 8 theory questions from the 2007 BECE Religious and Moral Education (RME) paper. Answers and worked solutions for questions 1 to 10 are below; the rest are free in the app.
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Paper 1: Objectives
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God revealed himself in the Garden of Eden to
- A. Moses
- B. Abraham
- C. Eve
- D. Adam
Answer: D -
The Qur'an was revealed to Muhammed through
- A. Abu Bakr
- B. Angel Jibril
- C. Zayd Ibn Thabit
- D. Angel Mikail
Answer: B -
Which of the following celebrations signifies the salvation of all Christians?
- A. Christmas
- B. Palm Sunday
- C. Good Friday
- D. Easter
Answer: D -
Which of the Ten Commandments carries a promise?
- A. You shall honour your father and mother
- B. You shall not tell lies about somebody
- C. You shall not swear falsely
- D. You shall keep the Sabbath day holy
Answer: A -
The most important source of morality in Islam is
- A. Hadith
- B. Sunnah
- C. Qur’an
- D. Tawrah
Answer: C -
Isaac prayed for his wife Rebecca because she
- A. had twins in her womb
- B. did not believe in God's promises
- C. suffered from her pregnancy
- D. was a barren woman
Answer: D -
The practice whereby a Muslim gives a certain percentage of his wealth to the needy is called
- A. Sadaqah
- B. Zakat
- C. Hajj
- D. Sawn
Answer: B -
God saved the believers from the flood through
- A. Abraham
- B. Moses
- C. Noah
- D. Joseph
Answer: C -
Caliph Abu Bakr is remembered for
- A. going on pilgrimage with the prophet
- B. marrying the prophet's daughter
- C. compiling the Qur'an into a book
- D. defending the prophet in Mecca
Answer: C -
The sprinkling of kpoikpoi during Homowo signifies
- A. abundance of food
- B. driving away of evil spirits
- C. feeding the ancestors
- D. showing togetherness
Answer: C
Answers and solutions for questions 11 to 40 are free in the BECE Past Questions app, with timed practice and offline study.
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The belief in the oneness of Allah is known as
- A. Salat
- B. Tawhid
- C. Tawaf
- D. Zakat
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Muslims fast in the month of Ramadan in order to
- A. save food
- B. guard against evil
- C. keep the body fit
- D. honour the poor and needy
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The need for repentance is expressed in the parable of the
- A. Sower
- B. Mustard seed
- C. Good Samaritan
- D. Prodigal son
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Constant prayers are offered among Muslims to enable them to
- A. be tolerant and clean
- B. become upright in life
- C. have humour and love
- D. become steadfast and patriotic
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Unhappiness in marriage occurs when couples
- A. come from the same background
- B. pursue personal interests
- C. share similar values and ideas
- D. accept each other's family
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Which of the following attributes of God shows that He has the whole world under His view?
- A. omnipotence
- B. creator
- C. omnipresence
- D. omniscience
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The Ga introduce the child to rain and earth during outdooring ceremony by
- A. placing the child on the ground three times
- B. lifting the child to the sky three times
- C. pouring corn-wine libation to ancestors
- D. throwing water on the roof to trickle onto the child
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The Holy Communion reminds Christians of Jesus'
- A. resurrection
- B. last supper
- C. crucifixion
- D. birth
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The name Moses means
- A. washed in water
- B. drawn out of water
- C. abandoned in water
- D. baptized with water
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The traditional festival which helps to develop the strength of the youth is
- A. Aboakyer
- B. Hogbetsotso
- C. Damba
- D. Fetu Afahye
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Good working habits include all the following except
- A. honesty
- B. reliability
- C. commitment
- D. faith
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In advising the youth, the elderly usually ends with the proverb,
- A. patience moves mountains
- B. a rolling stone gathers no moss
- C. a child cracks snails and not tortoise
- D. a word to the wise is enough
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Which of the following is not a cause of teenage pregnancy?
- A. Broken home
- B. Lack of societal amenities
- C. Peer pressure
- D. Immoral practices
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Hard work is most often crowned with
- A. favours
- B. success
- C. popularity
- D. obedience
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We show good manners by
- A. wearing fashionable dress
- B. smiling to people
- C. attending social gatherings
- D. giving money to people
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Which of the following factors best helps in promoting good family relationships?
- A. Boys going to school instead of girls
- B. Staying with other relatives
- C. Parents coming closer to children
- D. Children being sent on errands
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When things go wrong with our lives, we must blame
- A. our teachers
- B. our peers
- C. ourselves
- D. our parents
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The Adae festival is celebrated to mark the
- A. beginning of farming season
- B. purification of the community
- C. remembrance of the ancestors
- D. migration of the people to their present location
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Household chores are done mainly by the
- A. grandmother
- B. mother
- C. father
- D. children
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The rights and privileges of every citizen is guaranteed in the
- A. Constitution
- B. Bible
- C. Qur'an
- D. By-laws
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One who loves his/her country
- A. helps the needy always
- B. practices personal hygiene
- C. defends the nation
- D. worships God always
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A major reason for establishing traditional youth organization is to
- A. defend the interest of the community
- B. protect the ancestors and gods
- C. embark on educational tours
- D. fight those who destroy the environment
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Undergoing puberty rites is important because it
- A. makes one acceptable in the community
- B. identifies one with the ancestors
- C. helps one to acquire wealth
- D. promotes chaste life
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The basic quality expected in any youth organisation is
- A. the spirit of voluntarism
- B. love for one’s parents
- C. disregard for non-members of the group
- D. constant prayers
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To promote peaceful living in the home,
- A. the father should take decisions alone
- B. the mother should take decisions alone
- C. only the father and mother should take decisions
- D. father, mother and children should take decisions
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Which of the following is not a reason for living a decent life?
- A. To earn the respect of people
- B. To gain the trust of others
- C. To receive praises from others
- D. To have a good name
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A proverb is a wise saying meant to
- A. test people's endurance
- B. enrich one's language
- C. make people proud
- D. sing praises of men
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At what age does one qualify to vote?
- A. 15 years
- B. 17 years
- C. 18 years
- D. 21 years
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Human rights include all the following except
- A. the right to vote
- B. administering instant justice
- C. the right to live
- D. freedom of worship
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Folktales are important because they
- A. teach about other people
- B. teach moral lessons
- C. make children happy
- D. are loved by grandparents
Paper 2: Theory
- a) Narrate the parable of the Good Samaritan.
b) What three lessons could be learnt from the story? - a) Describe how marriage ceremony is performed in Islam.
b) State three things which make marriage successful. - a) Write five important facts about the life of one of the following personalities:
i) Egya (Osofo) Ahor;
ii) Okomfo Anokye;
iii) Togbe Tsali.
b) What three lessons could be learnt from the life of the personality you wrote about in (a)? - a) List four factors to be considered before greeting someone.
b) Give four reasons why it is important to greet someone. - a) Mention any five classroom rules.
b) Give four reasons why rules and regulations are important. - a) What four reasons do students give for abusing drugs?
b) State three defensive skills you would use to protect yourself against substance abuse. - a) State three types of work carried out in your community.
b) Give four advantages of working hard. - a) Explain the two main family systems in Ghana.
b) Give four advantages of belonging to a nuclear family.
Worked solutions to the theory questions are free in the app.
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