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Religious & Moral EducationBECE Past Questions

BECE-style Objectives — Set A

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What bece-style objectives — set a means

Exam-style RME questions on religions, worship and festivals.

Before you start

Not confident yet? Work through Objectives Set C first.

Worked example

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Question

The holy book of Islam is the ___.

  • Bible
  • Quran
  • Torah
  • Vedas
Answer: Quran

Working: Muslims regard the Quran as the word of Allah.

Curriculum and exam alignment

Ghana GES Basic 7 to 9 syllabusBECE

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Related skills

Other BECE Past Questions skills in Religious & Moral Education, at the same point in the course.

Other Religious & Moral Education topics

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Exams that assess bece-style objectives — set a

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