BECE 2014 Religious and Moral Education (RME) Past Questions and Answers
40 objective questions and 8 theory questions from the 2014 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 created the two great lights in the heavens in order to
- A. show His mercy
- B. separate night from day
- C. give life to the earth
- D. provide heat to the earth
Answer: B -
The Eucharist, in Christian worship, refers to
- A. prayer of thanksgiving
- B. preaching of sermon
- C. the Holy communion
- D. payment of tithe
Answer: C -
The most important Christian festival is the
- A. Ascension
- B. Easter
- C. Lent
- D. Pentecost
Answer: B -
Sadiq in Islam means
- A. courageous
- B. righteous
- C. truthful
- D. patience
Answer: C -
The Gye Nyame symbol of the Akans signifies that God is
- A. all-powerful
- B. all-serving
- C. all-loving
- D. all-merciful
Answer: A -
The twelfth son of Jacob was
- A. Benjamin
- B. Daniel
- C. Joseph
- D. Simon
Answer: A -
Moses led the Israelites through the wilderness for
- A. forty years
- B. forty months
- C. fifty years
- D. fifty months
Answer: A -
God created water bodies to provide humankind with
- A. air
- B. plant
- C. salt
- D. shelter
Answer: C -
The prayer which is said in the early afternoon by Muslims is
- A. fajr
- B. Ishar
- C. Magrib
- D. Zuhr
Answer: D -
The period of courtship in marriage is meant for
- A. the couples to know each other
- B. the payment of the knocking fee
- C. convincing parents of both parties
- D. the presentation of gifts to friends
Answer: A
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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By creating Adam and Eve, God was establishing the institution of
- A. brotherliness
- B. friendship
- C. marriage
- D. Sabbath
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Traditional worshippers remember their ancestors by
- A. fasting and praying to them
- B. offering them food and drinks
- C. singing of songs and praises
- D. calling their names always
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Prayer enables the Muslim to
- A. punish his / her enemies
- B. become clean
- C. go to heaven
- D. receive gifts
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Dirges as a traditional song is sung to
- A. praise and hail chiefs
- B. hoot at people with evil spirits
- C. recreate and entertain people
- D. sympathize with bereaved families
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Creation according to the Bible was by means of
- A. command
- B. instruction
- C. prayers
- D. prophecy
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It is the responsibility of a Muslim to make a pilgrimage to Makkah at least
- A. three times in a life time
- B. twice in a life time
- C. once in a life time
- D. five times in a life time
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Exchange of rings in a Christian marriage signifies
- A. faithfulness to God
- B. blessing from God
- C. faithfulness to one another
- D. love for the bride’s family
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In Islamic practice, Wudu is the
- A. intention to say salat
- B. preparation made after salat
- C. ritual washing before salat
- D. ritual washing after salat
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Traditional funeral rites are meant to
- A. raise money from donations
- B. assist the dead to go to heaven
- C. avoid future occurrence of such deaths
- D. pay the last respect to the dead
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Which of the following is not an effect of bad environment practice?
- A. Afforestation
- B. Deforestation
- C. Soil erosion
- D. Global warming
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A punishment that could be given for fighting in the classroom is
- A. flogging
- B. fine
- C. imprisonment
- D. remand
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The main teaching of the Ten Commandments is
- A. courtesy
- B. love
- C. kindness
- D. patience
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A person who is tolerant
- A. respects the opinions of others
- B. looks down upon other people
- C. likes telling others what to do
- D. thinks he/she is better than others
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Which of the following is not an act of sexual immorality?
- A. Prostitution
- B. Rape
- C. Premarital sex
- D. Sexual abstinence
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The wise saying 'it is difficult to catch up with someone who has gone ahead of you' tells us that
- A. we need to be smart
- B. time lost cannot be regained
- C. all is well with people ahead
- D. we must run in order to catch up
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Repentance is relevant because it
- A. separates us from enemies
- B. brings us back to God
- C. gives us energy to work
- D. drives the devil away
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Courtesy is a polite and acceptable way of
- A. commitment
- B. behaviour
- C. obedience
- D. tolerance
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Which of the following does not constitute good manners?
- A. Chuckling at prefects
- B. Stitching torn dresses
- C. Complying with dress codes
- D. Running of errands
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By respecting other people’s religion, we are
- A. showing commitment to God
- B. showing commitment to those religions
- C. practising religious obedience
- D. showing religious tolerance
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Authority is instituted in the society to ensure
- A. hard work
- B. loyalty
- C. peace
- D. respect
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A positive attitude towards work is
- A. commitment
- B. graciousness
- C. intelligence
- D. purity
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School rules help pupils to
- A. avoid being punished
- B. worship God regularly
- C. compete with one another
- D. disobey school authorities
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Carrying out assigned duties is necessary because it
- A. pleases God and humankind
- B. attracts hatred from enemies
- C. leads to pacification of the gods
- D. leads to fulfillment of promises
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Which of the following does not promote progress in the society?
- A. Communal labour
- B. Conflicts
- C. Festival
- D. Reconciliation
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The most important requirement for a happy and prosperous life is
- A. courage
- B. hard work
- C. loyalty
- D. respect
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In planning personal budget, it is necessary to ensure that
- A. expenditure is more than income
- B. income is more than expenditure
- C. expenditure equals income
- D. income is less than expenditure
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One of the advantages the extended family has over the nuclear family is
- A. persistent quarrelling in the family
- B. over-reliance on a few rich people
- C. having little privacy for its members
- D. opportunity to associate with more people
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Leisure is best used to
- A. perform house chores
- B. attend church service
- C. acquire new skills
- D. attend extra classes
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The presence of a shrine is a characteristic of
- A. Christian neighbourhood
- B. traditional neighbourhood
- C. Islamic neighbourhood
- D. religious neighbourhood
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The Asafo Youth Movements do not promote
- A. unity among its members
- B. selflessness among its members
- C. regular attendance at church service
- D. the spirit of law abiding among its members
Paper 2: Theory
- a) Describe the call of Moses by God.
b) What three lessons can be learnt from the life of Moses? - a) Explain the following types of prayer in Islam:
i) Jumu’ah; ii) Tarawih; iii) Tahajjud; iv) Janazah.
b) State four things that spoil Wudu. - a) Explain four features of traditional religious homes.
b) State four benefits that can be derived from interacting with members of other religions. - a) Explain four ways by which people can comport themselves.
b) State four reasons why you should comport yourself. - a) Describe four processes involved in showing repentance.
b) Outline four reasons for showing regret for one’s wrong deeds. - a) State three main reasons each why rules and regulations are useful i) at home; ii) in the community.
b) Outline four benefits of taking instructions from elders. - a) List four factors that promote good family relationships.
b) Explain four benefits of healthy relationships among family members. - a) Outline four reasons why naming ceremony is important in your community.
b) State four factors to be considered when choosing a name for a child.
Worked solutions to the theory questions are free in the app.
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