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Social StudiesEnvironment & Population (SHS)

Environmental issues

Senior High 6 questions
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What environmental issues means

Degradation, conservation and sustainable development in Ghana.

Before you start

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Worked example

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Question

Illegal small-scale mining that pollutes rivers in Ghana is known locally as…

  • galamsey
  • sankofa
  • harmattan
  • adae
Answer: galamsey

Working: “Galamsey” refers to illegal small-scale mining, a major cause of river pollution.

Curriculum and exam alignment

Ghana GES SHS syllabusWASSCE

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Related skills

Other Environment & Population (SHS) skills in Social Studies, at the same point in the course.

Other Social Studies topics

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Exams that assess environmental issues

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