BECE 2013 Religious and Moral Education (RME) Past Questions and Answers
40 objective questions and 8 theory questions from the 2013 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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The Omniscience of God portrays Him as
- A. all knowing
- B. very gracious
- C. all forgiving
- D. ever present
Answer: A -
Jacob's children went to Egypt because
- A. there was a great famine
- B. Joseph was a governor
- C. there was good pasture for cattle
- D. people were losing their lives
Answer: A -
The aboakyir festival is celebrated by the
- A. Anlo
- B. Akan
- C. Dangbe
- D. Efutu
Answer: D -
The Janazah prayer is performed
- A. when a Muslim is travelling
- B. during Friday worship
- C. after a Ramadan fast
- D. when a Muslim dies
Answer: D -
The outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Christians occurred during the
- A. Ascension
- B. Passover
- C. Pentecost
- D. Resurrection
Answer: C -
The attributes of God refer to His
- A. names and titles
- B. wonderful creation
- C. order of creation
- D. relationship with people
Answer: A -
Braggro is an Akan
- A. marriage rite
- B. burial ceremony
- C. puberty ceremony
- D. naming ceremony
Answer: C -
According to Christian teachings, God created man and woman on the
- A. first day
- B. second day
- C. fifth day
- D. sixth day
Answer: D -
The teachings of Prophet Muhammad are found in the
- A. Hadith
- B. Ijma
- C. Kalima
- D. Sura
Answer: A -
A crab cannot give birth to a bird. This expression teaches that
- A. truth always stands
- B. one cannot resemble a bird or a crab
- C. birds are more powerful than crabs
- D. one shows the character of one's parents
Answer: D
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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Jesus came into the world so that people may
- A. forgive their enemies
- B. have eternal life
- C. overcome problems
- D. become wealthy
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God's covenant with the patriarchs is associated with
- A. Abraham
- B. Joseph
- C. Joshua
- D. Moses
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Zakat is important in Islam because it
- A. is mentioned in the Qur'an
- B. is paid by the wealthy
- C. is a religious form of taxation
- D. reduces the suffering of the poor
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By facing the wild beast, Toha Zie
- A. helped the poor in the community
- B. led his people to defeat their enemies
- C. risked his life for his people
- D. preached peace to his people
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Praying regularly is important because it is a
- A. moral responsibility
- B. social responsibility
- C. political responsibility
- D. spiritual responsibility
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The congregational prayer observed by Muslims on Fridays is
- A. Eid
- B. Janazah
- C. Jumu'ah
- D. Zuhr
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In traditional religion, it is a taboo to
- A. bury the dead in town
- B. drink alcohol at funeral
- C. insult a chief or a god
- D. wear sandals in the graveyard
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Israel came out of slavery in Egypt under the leadership of
- A. Abraham
- B. Joseph
- C. Joshua
- D. Moses
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Egya Ahor is remembered for sacrificing his life to
- A. ensure victory at war
- B. free his people from slavery
- C. save children from hunger
- D. ward off an epidemic
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The last festival celebrated by the Israelites before they left Egypt was the
- A. Booths
- B. Passover
- C. Feast of Tabernacles
- D. Hanukkah
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Workers go on strike to
- A. have some rest
- B. demand better conditions of service
- C. destroy company property
- D. attend political rallies
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Which of the following is not a responsibility of a family head?
- A. Oversight of the general well being of the family
- B. Taking care of all family property
- C. Settling disputes
- D. Granting loans
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One danger associated with drug abuse is that it
- A. causes idleness
- B. makes a person arrogant
- C. destroys the blood group
- D. can deform a person
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Running errands for the elderly portrays the child to be
- A. honest
- B. humble
- C. obedient
- D. sincere
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A common practice in traditional homes at night is
- A. pouring of libation
- B. story telling
- C. feeding the gods
- D. visiting the stool room
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Which of the following is not a positive attitude to work?
- A. Hardworking
- B. Lateness
- C. Punctuality
- D. Truthfulness
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People lead decent lives in order to
- A. be praised for patriotism
- B. be seen as kind
- C. promote peaceful living
- D. qualify to be ancestors
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Good deeds are rewarded to
- A. encourage people
- B. make people courteous
- C. instill kindness in people
- D. promote peace
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The insect which is proverbially associated with good time management is the
- A. ant
- B. bee
- C. butterfly
- D. wasp
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Youth camps are usually held to help young people
- A. find their life partners
- B. learn to socialize with others
- C. form important study groups
- D. organize their lives properly
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Putting one’s interest above that of others results in
- A. conflict
- B. patriotism
- C. selflessness
- D. tolerance
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Folktales are important because they
- A. teach about other people
- B. are loved by grandparents
- C. make children happy
- D. teach moral lessons
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A wrong way of using one’s leisure is
- A. reading story books
- B. gossiping
- C. playing games
- D. telling stories
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In traditional societies, rules used to control the behaviour of members are known as
- A. ancestral rites
- B. puberty rites
- C. taboos
- D. totems
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Behaviour patterns of individuals approved by society are known as
- A. sacraments
- B. taboos
- C. ritual values
- D. moral values
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Looking simple and decent is a sign of
- A. comportment
- B. faithfulness
- C. repentance
- D. tolerance
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Respectful children are always
- A. good in sports
- B. intelligent in school
- C. decently dressed
- D. accepted by society
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Which of the following is a way of establishing cordial relationship?
- A. Faith
- B. Intelligence
- C. Joy
- D. Tolerance
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The growth of pubic hair is a sign of
- A. motherhood
- B. pregnancy
- C. puberty
- D. respect
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People demonstrate good manners in order to
- A. have their sins forgiven
- B. win God’s favour
- C. earn trust and respect
- D. be born again Christians
Paper 2: Theory
- a) Outline two uses each of the following things created by God:
i) rivers
ii) sun
iii) plants
b) State four ways by which God's creation can be protected. - a) Outline five contributions of Caliph Abu Bakr to Islam.
b) State two lessons that can be learnt from the life of Caliph Abu Bakr. - a) Identify five occasions at which libation is offered.
b) In what four ways is libation important? - a) Identify four ways by which people show their commitment to God.
b) State four reasons why commitment to one's family is necessary. - a) Explain any four types of reward available to those who put up good behavior.
b) Identify any four acts which are considered to be bad deeds. - a) Highlight any five habits which constitute good manners.
b) Explain any four benefits of showing good manners in the community. - a) List the four main types of work.
b) Explain any four advantages of working hard. - a) State any four reasons why one should support religious groups with one's money.
b) In what four ways can such monies be misused?
Worked solutions to the theory questions are free in the app.
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