BECE-style Objectives — Set A
What bece-style objectives — set a means
Exam-style Twi questions on vocabulary, grammar and usage.
Worked example
One question from this skill's own question bank, shown with its full working.
"Me din de Kofi" means ___.
- I am going home
- My name is Kofi
- I like Kofi
- Kofi is my friend
Working: "Me din de..." introduces one's name.
Curriculum and exam alignment
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Related skills
Other BECE Past Questions Practice skills in Ghanaian Language (Twi), at the same point in the course.
Other Ghanaian Language (Twi) topics
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Exams that assess bece-style objectives — set a
Junior High work on this skill feeds directly into these exam papers. Each page lists the Ghanaian Language (Twi) topics that appear on it.
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Practise bece-style objectives — set a
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