BECE Inter-Science Practical Questions, You Need to Solve All Now
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In this article we are going to look at some key BECE Inter-Science Practical Question. These questions are selected from the list of topics questions are likely to drop from. Solving all these questions put you ahead and propels you to seeing you through the exams successfully. The topics from which the practical questions are set from include: force and pressure, acid and base, and infectious diseases.
Let’s buckle up and solve the questions below
Practical Questions on Force and Pressure
In an experiment, a pupil took empty milo tins and made holes in their sides as shown in the diagram above. The pupils then filled the milo tins with water.
- Draw and label the diagrams to show what the pupil will observe in set-up A and B
- Explain the observations in set-up A and set-up B.
- What is the aim of the set-up A?
- What is the aim of set-u[ B?
The diagram below is an illustration of cuboid with faces A, B and C shown and sides a, b and c indicated. Carefully the diagram carfully and answer the questions that follow.
- Measure and record the length of each of the sides labeled a, b and c, in centimeters.
- Determine the area of each of the faces A and B.
- If the weight of the cuboid is 100N determine the pressure exerted by the cuboid in N/cm2 when it lies on:
- Face A B. face B
- From your results in (iii), explain how pressure exerted by a body changes with the area on which it lies.
Questions on Acid and Base
In an experiment, red and blue litmus papers were dipped separately into three test tubes containing one of the test substances listed in the table below.
| Test substances | Observations | Conclusion | ||
| Red litmus paper | Blue litmus paper | |||
| Lemon juice | ||||
| Calcium hydroxide solution | ||||
| Dilute hydrochloric acid | ||||
- Copy and complete the table by making the necessary observation and conclusion for each substance.
- Name two of the test substances that would react with each other to produce salt and water
- Write down a balanced chemical equation for the reaction in (ii) above.
In an experiment, equal volumes of dilute hydrochloric acid (solution A 25cc) and dilute sodium hydroxide (Solution B 25cc) are mixed together to form solution C.
- What is the volume of solution C?
- Red litmus paper and blue litmus paper are dipped in turn into solutions A, B and C. State the observation you will make in all six cases
- Give the name of the reaction that took place between solution A and solution B
- Identify solution C.
- State what will happen when solution C is heated.
BECE Practical Questions on Disease
The diagram below is an illustration of a cocoa pod infected by a disease. Study the diagram carefully and answer the questions that follow.
- Name the disease illustrated on the pod.
- Mention the causative organism of the disease.
- Describe one symptom of the disease.
- State one farm practice that promotes the spread of the disease.
- Give two practices farmers could adopt to control disease.
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