140 Difficult BECE RME Questions and Answer, Test Your Stamina Before Tomorrow
In fact these questions are really difficult and if you can tackle them without looking at the answers, then grade 1 in BECE is secured. These questions consist of 100 objective questions and 40 different theory questions.
You can find answers to all the theory questions in this article. Make sure you to try your hands on all of them. For the objectives, right after the questions you find the answer.
Likely BECE Questions
OBJECTIVE TEST (100)
1. : What is the primary purpose of rewards and punishments in shaping behaviour?
a) To control individuals
b) To promote positive actions and discourage negative ones
c) To favour certain individuals
d) To punish all mistakes
Answer: b) To promote positive actions and discourage negative ones
2. : What are manners?
a) A traditional dance in Ghana
b) Social behaviours that demonstrate respect and courtesy
c) Ancient religious practices
d) Rules for punishments
Answer: b) Social behaviours that demonstrate respect and courtesy
3. : In Ghana, which religion has the largest number of followers?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: a) Christianity
4. : What is the currency used in Ghana?
a) Naira
b) Cedi
c) Peso
d) Rupee
Answer: b) Cedi
5. : How can sexually transmitted infections (STIs) be prevented?
a) By avoiding sexual intercourse
b) By having multiple sexual partners
c) By getting vaccinated
d) By using condoms consistently and correctly
Answer: d) By using condoms consistently and correctly
6. : What is the purpose of Adolescent Reproductive Health (ARH) education?
a) To encourage teenage pregnancies
b) To promote healthy behaviours and decision-making related to reproductive health
c) To discourage young people from seeking healthcare services
d) To encourage early marriages
Answer: b) To promote healthy behaviours and decision-making related to reproductive health
7. : Which of the following is NOT an example of a reward?
a) Getting a gold star for good behaviour
b) Receiving extra pocket money for completing chores
c) Being grounded for breaking rules
d) Earning praise and recognition for academic achievements
Answer: c) Being grounded for breaking rules
8. : Why is it essential to show gratitude when receiving a reward?
a) To brag about the achievement
b) To show off to others
c) To encourage others to do better
d) To acknowledge the kindness and thoughtfulness of the giver
Answer: d) To acknowledge the kindness and thoughtfulness of the giver
9. : What is the significance of saying “thank you” after receiving help from someone?
a) It is a traditional custom in Ghana
b) It shows respect and appreciation for the assistance
c) It ensures you will receive more help in the future
d) It is an essential religious ritual
Answer: b) It shows respect and appreciation for the assistance
10. : Which religion celebrates the festival of Eid al-Fitr in Ghana?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: b) Islam
11. : What is the importance of saving money?
a) To spend it all on luxury items
b) To have money to lend to friends
c) To be financially prepared for the future
d) To show off wealth to others
Answer: c) To be financially prepared for the future
12. : How can we avoid wasteful spending?
a) By buying everything we desire
b) By carefully planning and budgeting our expenses
c) By borrowing money from others
d) By spending money on unnecessary items
Answer: b) By carefully planning and budgeting our expenses
13. : What is the primary cause of sexually transmitted infections (STIs)?
a) Sharing food with infected individuals
b) Having multiple sexual partners without protection
c) Spending time with infected animals
d) Using public toilets
Answer: b) Having multiple sexual partners without protection
14. : Which of the following is an example of good manners?
a) Speaking loudly in public places
b) Chewing gum with your mouth open
c) Interrupting others while they are talking
d) Saying “please” and “thank you”
Answer: d) Saying “please” and “thank you”
15. : Which major religion believes in the teachings of Jesus Christ?
a) Islam
b) Christianity
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: b) Christianity
16. : What is the main purpose of a budget?
a) To spend money on impulse purchases
b) To track income without considering expenses
c) To plan and manage finances effectively
d) To show off wealth to others
Answer: c) To plan and manage finances effectively
17. : How can you show respect for other people’s religious beliefs?
a) By making fun of their practices
b) By understanding and accepting their beliefs
c) By trying to convert them to your religion
d) By avoiding any interaction with them
Answer: b) By understanding and accepting their beliefs
18. : What is the most effective way to prevent unintended pregnancies among adolescents?
a) Abstaining from all sexual activity
b) Having multiple sexual partners
c) Using contraception consistently and correctly
d) Engaging in unprotected sex
Answer: a) Abstaining from all sexual activity
19. : In Ghana, what is the main religion of the Akan people?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Traditional African religions
Answer: d) Traditional African religions
20. : Which behaviour is considered rude and impolite in Ghanaian culture?
a) Offering a handshake when greeting someone
b) Arriving late for appointments or meetings
c) Maintaining eye contact during conversations
d) Addressing elders by their first names
Answer: b) Arriving late for appointments or meetings
21. : What is the role of the family in teaching moral values?
a) To promote dishonesty and deceit
b) To provide a strong moral foundation and guidance
c) To encourage disrespectful behaviour
d) To prioritize individual desires over others’
Answer: b) To provide a strong moral foundation and guidance
22. : Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be prevented through vaccination?
a) Chlamydia
b) Gonorrhoea
c) Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
d) Syphilis
Answer: c) Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
23. : What is the importance of respecting others’ personal space?
a) To show dominance
b) To avoid germs
c) To prevent misunderstandings and conflicts
d) To avoid appearing weak
Answer: c) To prevent misunderstandings and conflicts
24. : Which religious practice involves fasting during the holy month of Ramadan?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: b) Islam
25. : Why is it essential to manage money wisely?
a) To show off wealth to others
b) To avoid saving money for the future
c) To have financial stability and security
d) To spend money on unnecessary items
Answer: c) To have financial stability and security
26. : Which of the following is a sexually transmitted infection (STI)?
a) Malaria
b) Tuberculosis
c) HIV/AIDS
d) Diabetes
Answer: c) HIV/AIDS
27. : What is the primary purpose of punishment?
a) To reward good behaviour
b) To discourage negative behaviour and encourage positive actions
c) To make individuals feel guilty
d) To show favouritism to certain individuals
Answer: b) To discourage negative behaviour and encourage positive actions
28. : Why should you avoid discussing sensitive topics in public places?
a) To avoid gossiping
b) To protect your personal information
c) To respect others’ privacy and feelings
d) To show off your knowledge to others
Answer: c) To respect others’ privacy and feelings
29. : What is the significance of honesty in interpersonal relationships?
a) To manipulate others for personal gain
b) To earn trust and build strong connections
c) To show off one’s accomplishments
d) To hide one’s mistakes and weaknesses
Answer: b) To earn trust and build strong connections
30. : In Ghanaian culture, how should you address someone who is older than you?
a) By their first name
b) By their last name
c) By using a respectful title or term, such as “Auntie” or “Uncle”
d) By avoiding direct communication with them
Answer: c) By using a respectful title or term, such as “Auntie” or “Uncle”
31. : What is the purpose of a tithe in some religions?
a) To support charitable organizations
b) To show off wealth to others
c) To promote inequality
d) To financially support religious institutions and leaders
Answer: d) To financially support religious institutions and leaders
32. : What is the significance of seeking permission before using someone’s belongings?
a) To demonstrate trustworthiness
b) To gain control over the items
c) To avoid using the items
d) To show off to others
Answer: a) To demonstrate trustworthiness
33. : Which religion celebrates the festival of Diwali in Ghana?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: c) Hinduism
34. : Why is it essential to save money for emergencies?
a) To spend it on non-essential items
b) To avoid financial stability
c) To be financially prepared for unexpected situations
d) To donate it to charity
Answer: c) To be financially prepared for unexpected situations
35. : What is the role of parents and guardians in promoting adolescent reproductive health?
a) To discourage discussions about reproductive health
b) To provide accurate and comprehensive information about reproductive health
c) To prioritize personal ambitions over health matters
d) To encourage early marriages
Answer: b) To provide accurate and comprehensive information about reproductive health
36. : Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can lead to severe complications if left untreated?
a) Cold
b) Flu
c) Gonorrhoea
d) Allergies
Answer: c) Gonorrhoea
37. : What is the purpose of a punishment in correcting negative behaviour?
a) To encourage more negative behaviour
b) To inflict physical harm on the individual
c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
d) To be lenient and forgiving
Answer: c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
38. : Why is it essential to show empathy towards others?
a) To manipulate them for personal gain
b) To avoid emotional connections
c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
d) To show off one’s emotional intelligence
Answer: c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
39. : What is the primary purpose of a religious pilgrimage?
a) To show off wealth and power
b) To spread religious beliefs to others
c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
d) To avoid religious practices
Answer: c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
40. : What is the significance of sharing your blessings with others in need?
a) To promote selfishness
b) To show off wealth to others
c) To foster compassion and generosity
d) To accumulate more blessings for oneself
Answer: c) To foster compassion and generosity
41. : Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact?
a) Chlamydia
b) Gonorrhoea
c) Herpes
d) Syphilis
Answer: c) Herpes
42. : Why is it essential to wash hands before meals?
a) To show off cleanliness
b) To avoid wasting water
c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
d) To follow religious rituals
Answer: c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
43. : What is the significance of practicing forgiveness in relationships?
a) To hold grudges and foster hatred
b) To show off to others
c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
d) To encourage more hurtful behaviour
Answer: c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
44. : What is the importance of religious tolerance in a diverse society?
a) To promote discrimination and prejudice
b) To discourage healthy debates and discussions
c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
d) To avoid all religious practices
Answer: c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
45. : Which religion celebrates the festival of Christmas in Ghana?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: a) Christianity
46. : Why is it important to seek guidance and advice from trusted adults in matters of sexual health?
a) To hide personal experiences from others
b) To avoid gaining knowledge about sexual health
c) To make informed and responsible decisions
d) To promote risky behaviours
Answer: c) To make informed and responsible decisions
47. : What is the primary purpose of a punishment in correcting negative behaviour?
a) To encourage more negative behaviour
b) To inflict physical harm on the individual
c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
d) To be lenient and forgiving
Answer: c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
48. : Which of the following is considered a good manner during a conversation?
a) Interrupting others while they speak
b) Using offensive language
c) Making eye contact and actively listening
d) Avoiding eye contact and fidgeting
Answer: c) Making eye contact and actively listening
49. : What is the significance of a religious pilgrimage?
a) To show off wealth and power
b) To spread religious beliefs to others
c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
d) To avoid religious practices
Answer: c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
50. : Why is it important to seek forgiveness after hurting someone?
a) To avoid taking responsibility for one’s actions
b) To show off remorse to others
c) To repair relationships and demonstrate empathy
d) To encourage more hurtful behaviour
Answer: c) To repair relationships and demonstrate empathy
51. : Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can lead to severe complications if left untreated?
a) Cold
b) Flu
c) Gonorrhoea
d) Allergies
Answer: c) Gonorrhoea
52. : What is the purpose of punishment in correcting negative behaviour?
a) To encourage more negative behaviour
b) To inflict physical harm on the individual
c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
d) To be lenient and forgiving
Answer: c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
53. : Why is it essential to show empathy towards others?
a) To manipulate them for personal gain
b) To avoid emotional connections
c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
d) To show off one’s emotional intelligence
Answer: c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
54. : What is the primary purpose of a religious pilgrimage?
a) To show off wealth and power
b) To spread religious beliefs to others
c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
d) To avoid religious practices
Answer: c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
55. : What is the significance of sharing your blessings with others in need?
a) To promote selfishness
b) To show off wealth to others
c) To foster compassion and generosity
d) To accumulate more blessings for oneself
Answer: c) To foster compassion and generosity
56. : Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact?
a) Chlamydia
b) Gonorrhoea
c) Herpes
d) Syphilis
Answer: c) Herpes
57. : Why is it essential to wash hands before meals?
a) To show off cleanliness
b) To avoid wasting water
c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
d) To follow religious rituals
Answer: c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
58. : What is the significance of practicing forgiveness in relationships?
a) To hold grudges and foster hatred
b) To show off to others
c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
d) To encourage more hurtful behaviour
Answer: c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
59. : What is the importance of religious tolerance in a diverse society?
a) To promote discrimination and prejudice
b) To discourage healthy debates and discussions
c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
d) To avoid all religious practices
Answer: c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
60. : Which religion celebrates the festival of Christmas in Ghana?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: a) Christianity
61. : Why is it important to seek guidance and advice from trusted adults in matters of sexual health?
a) To hide personal experiences from others
b) To avoid gaining knowledge about sexual health
c) To make informed and responsible decisions
d) To promote risky behaviours
Answer: c) To make informed and responsible decisions
62. : What is the primary purpose of a punishment in correcting negative behaviour?
a) To encourage more negative behaviour
b) To inflict physical harm on the individual
c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
d) To be lenient and forgiving
Answer: c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
63. : Why is it essential to show empathy towards others?
a) To manipulate them for personal gain
b) To avoid emotional connections
c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
d) To show off one’s emotional intelligence
Answer: c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
64. : What is the primary purpose of a religious pilgrimage?
a) To show off wealth and power
b) To spread religious beliefs to others
c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
d) To avoid religious practices
Answer: c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
65. : What is the significance of sharing your blessings with others in need?
a) To promote selfishness
b) To show off wealth to others
c) To foster compassion and generosity
d) To accumulate more blessings for oneself
Answer: c) To foster compassion and generosity
66. : Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact?
a) Chlamydia
b) Gonorrhoea
c) Herpes
d) Syphilis
Answer: c) Herpes
67. : Why is it essential to wash hands before meals?
a) To show off cleanliness
b) To avoid wasting water
c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
d) To follow religious rituals
Answer: c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
68. : What is the significance of practicing forgiveness in relationships?
a) To hold grudges and foster hatred
b) To show off to others
c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
d) To encourage more hurtful behaviour
Answer: c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
69. : What is the importance of religious tolerance in a diverse society?
a) To promote discrimination and prejudice
b) To discourage healthy debates and discussions
c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
d) To avoid all religious practices
Answer: c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
70. : Which religion celebrates the festival of Christmas in Ghana?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: a) Christianity
71. : Why is it important to seek guidance and advice from trusted adults in matters of sexual health?
a) To hide personal experiences from others
b) To avoid gaining knowledge about sexual health
c) To make informed and responsible decisions
d) To promote risky behaviours
Answer: c) To make informed and responsible decisions
72. : What is the primary purpose of a punishment in correcting negative behaviour?
a) To encourage more negative behaviour
b) To inflict physical harm on the individual
c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further misbehaviour
d) To be lenient and forgiving
Answer: c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further misbehaviour
73. : Why is it essential to show empathy towards others?
a) To manipulate them for personal gain
b) To avoid emotional connections
c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
d) To show off one’s emotional intelligence
Answer: c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
74. : What is the primary purpose of a religious pilgrimage?
a) To show off wealth and power
b) To spread religious beliefs to others
c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
d) To avoid religious practices
Answer: c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
75. : What is the significance of sharing your blessings with others in need?
a) To promote selfishness
b) To show off wealth to others
c) To foster compassion and generosity
d) To accumulate more blessings for oneself
Answer: c) To foster compassion and generosity
76. : Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact?
a) Chlamydia
b) Gonorrhoea
c) Herpes
d) Syphilis
Answer: c) Herpes
77. : Why is it essential to wash hands before meals?
a) To show off cleanliness
b) To avoid wasting water
c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
d) To follow religious rituals
Answer: c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
78. : What is the significance of practicing forgiveness in relationships?
a) To hold grudges and foster hatred
b) To show off to others
c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
d) To encourage more hurtful behaviour
Answer: c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
79. : What is the importance of religious tolerance in a diverse society?
a) To promote discrimination and prejudice
b) To discourage healthy debates and discussions
c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
d) To avoid all religious practices
Answer: c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
80. : Which religion celebrates the festival of Christmas in Ghana?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: a) Christianity
81. : Why is it important to seek guidance and advice from trusted adults in matters of sexual health?
a) To hide personal experiences from others
b) To avoid gaining knowledge about sexual health
c) To make informed and responsible decisions
d) To promote risky behaviours
Answer: c) To make informed and responsible decisions
82. : What is the primary purpose of a punishment in correcting negative behaviour?
a) To encourage more negative behaviour
b) To inflict physical harm on the individual
c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
d) To be lenient and forgiving
Answer: c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
83. : Why is it essential to show empathy towards others?
a) To manipulate them for personal gain
b) To avoid emotional connections
c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
d) To show off one’s emotional intelligence
Answer: c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
84. : What is the primary purpose of a religious pilgrimage?
a) To show off wealth and power
b) To spread religious beliefs to others
c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
d) To avoid religious practices
Answer: c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
85. : What is the significance of sharing your blessings with others in need?
a) To promote selfishness
b) To show off wealth to others
c) To foster compassion and generosity
d) To accumulate more blessings for oneself
Answer: c) To foster compassion and generosity
86. : Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact?
a) Chlamydia
b) Gonorrhoea
c) Herpes
d) Syphilis
Answer: c) Herpes
87. : Why is it essential to wash hands before meals?
a) To show off cleanliness
b) To avoid wasting water
c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
d) To follow religious rituals
Answer: c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
88. : What is the significance of practicing forgiveness in relationships?
a) To hold grudges and foster hatred
b) To show off to others
c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
d) To encourage more hurtful behaviour
Answer: c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
89. : What is the importance of religious tolerance in a diverse society?
a) To promote discrimination and prejudice
b) To discourage healthy debates and discussions
c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
d) To avoid all religious practices
Answer: c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
90. : Which religion celebrates the festival of Christmas in Ghana?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: a) Christianity
91. : Why is it important to seek guidance and advice from trusted adults in matters of sexual health?
a) To hide personal experiences from others
b) To avoid gaining knowledge about sexual health
c) To make informed and responsible decisions
d) To promote risky behaviours
Answer: c) To make informed and responsible decisions
92. : What is the primary purpose of a punishment in correcting negative behaviour?
a) To encourage more negative behaviour
b) To inflict physical harm on the individual
c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
d) To be lenient and forgiving
Answer: c) To provide a learning opportunity and discourage further mis behaviour
93. : Why is it essential to show empathy towards others?
a) To manipulate them for personal gain
b) To avoid emotional connections
c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
d) To show off one’s emotional intelligence
Answer: c) To understand and support their feelings and experiences
94. : What is the primary purpose of a religious pilgrimage?
a) To show off wealth and power
b) To spread religious beliefs to others
c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
d) To avoid religious practices
Answer: c) To visit sacred places and seek spiritual growth
95. : What is the significance of sharing your blessings with others in need?
a) To promote selfishness
b) To show off wealth to others
c) To foster compassion and generosity
d) To accumulate more blessings for oneself
Answer: c) To foster compassion and generosity
96. : Which sexually transmitted infection (STI) can be transmitted through skin-to-skin contact?
a) Chlamydia
b) Gonorrhoea
c) Herpes
d) Syphilis
Answer: c) Herpes
97. : Why is it essential to wash hands before meals?
a) To show off cleanliness
b) To avoid wasting water
c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
d) To follow religious rituals
Answer: c) To prevent the spread of germs and diseases
98. : What is the significance of practicing forgiveness in relationships?
a) To hold grudges and foster hatred
b) To show off to others
c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
d) To encourage more hurtful behaviour
Answer: c) To heal emotional wounds and promote reconciliation
99. : What is the importance of religious tolerance in a diverse society?
a) To promote discrimination and prejudice
b) To discourage healthy debates and discussions
c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
d) To avoid all religious practices
Answer: c) To foster peace and understanding among different religious groups
100. : Which religion celebrates the festival of Christmas in Ghana?
a) Christianity
b) Islam
c) Hinduism
d) Buddhism
Answer: a) Christianity
PAPER TWO: RME THEORY (40 Questions)
This part consists of 40 different RME questions, like I said earlier; these questions are difficult unlike the objective. If you are able to solve these questions, it tells that you are fully prepared.
PART I: Religion
1. Explain the significance of the annual Hajj pilgrimage for Ghanaian Muslims.
2. Describe the major beliefs and practices of traditional African religions in Ghana.
3. Discuss the impact of Christianity on the culture and society of Ghana.
4. Analyze the role of religious leaders in promoting peace and unity in Ghana.
5. How does the coexistence of multiple religions in Ghana contribute to social harmony?
6. Discuss the significance of festivals and rituals in various Ghanaian religious practices.
7. Explain the concept of karma in Hinduism and its relevance to Ghanaian society.
8. Discuss the role of religious institutions in providing social services and support in Ghana.
9. How has Islam influenced the education system in Ghana?
10. Compare and contrast the role of women in different religious communities in Ghana.
PART II: Moral
1. Discuss the importance of honesty and integrity in personal and professional life in Ghana.
2. Analyze the impact of corruption on the moral fabric of Ghanaian society.
3. How do traditional Ghanaian proverbs contribute to moral education?
4. Describe the role of family and community in instilling moral values in children and youth.
5. Discuss the ethical considerations surrounding environmental conservation in Ghana.
6. Explain the concept of Ubuntu and its relevance to moral and social life in Ghana.
7. Discuss the role of media in shaping moral attitudes and behaviours in Ghana.
8. Analyze the ethical implications of modern technology and social media in Ghanaian society.
9. Discuss the challenges of moral relativism and cultural diversity in Ghana.
10. Explain the importance of empathy and compassion in promoting a caring society in Ghana.
PART II: Social Life
1. Discuss the traditional roles and responsibilities of elders in Ghanaian society.
2. Explain the significance of extended family systems in Ghanaian communities.
3. Analyze the impact of urbanization on traditional social structures in Ghana.
4. Discuss the challenges and benefits of multiculturalism in Ghanaian urban centers.
5. Explain the importance of communal labour and cooperation in rural Ghanaian communities.
6. Describe the significance of traditional Ghanaian music and dance in social gatherings.
7. Discuss the role of storytelling and oral tradition in preserving cultural heritage in Ghana.
8. Explain the concept of “sankofa” and its relevance to social life and identity in Ghana.
9. Analyze the impact of globalization on Ghanaian social norms and values.
10. Discuss the challenges and opportunities of youth empowerment in Ghanaian society.
Find out the answers to all the theory questions above.
Religion:
1. Answer:
– The Hajj pilgrimage is one of the Five Pillars of Islam and holds deep religious significance for Ghanaian Muslims.
– It symbolizes unity and equality among Muslims from all over the world, regardless of their nationality or social status.
– Pilgrims seek forgiveness for their sins and blessings for their families and communities.
– The pilgrimage fosters a sense of spiritual rejuvenation and strengthens one’s faith in Islam.
– It promotes cultural exchange and understanding among Muslims globally.
2. Answer:
– Traditional African religions in Ghana are characterized by a belief in a supreme being and a connection to ancestral spirits.
– Ancestor veneration and respect for elders are essential aspects of these religions.
– Rituals, sacrifices, and ceremonies are performed to maintain harmony with the spirit world.
– Nature and natural elements are considered sacred, and traditional healers play significant roles in spiritual matters.
– These religions emphasize communal values and social cohesion.
3. Answer:
– Christianity has had a profound impact on Ghana’s education, healthcare, and social services.
– It has influenced the development of schools, hospitals, and charitable organizations in the country.
– Christian principles have shaped Ghanaian values of compassion, charity, and forgiveness.
– Church activities, such as youth groups and community outreach programs, contribute to social development.
– Christian festivals, like Christmas and Easter, are widely celebrated and have become part of Ghana’s cultural heritage.
4. Answer:
– Religious leaders in Ghana play vital roles in promoting peace, resolving conflicts, and fostering interfaith dialogue.
– They provide moral guidance and counsel to their communities on various social and ethical issues.
– Religious institutions often serve as mediators in resolving disputes and promoting understanding among different groups.
– Through sermons and teachings, religious leaders advocate for social justice and equality.
– They encourage community engagement and charitable acts to support the less fortunate.
5. Answer:
– Ghana’s religious diversity promotes social harmony by encouraging mutual respect and understanding among different religious communities.
– Interfaith events and dialogues promote cooperation and unity among followers of different religions.
– Religious celebrations, such as Eid, Christmas, and Diwali, are often marked by shared festivities and cultural exchanges.
– Ghanaian society recognizes and respects the freedom of religious belief and practice, ensuring peaceful coexistence.
– Interfaith organizations and initiatives work together to address social issues and promote common values.
Moral:
1. Answer:
– Honesty and integrity are fundamental to building trust and credibility in personal and professional relationships.
– It fosters a sense of responsibility and accountability for one’s actions.
– Honesty promotes transparency and fairness in all aspects of life.
– Upholding honesty and integrity contributes to a strong moral character and ethical decision-making.
– It enhances personal reputation and credibility in the community.
2. Answer:
– Corruption undermines trust in public institutions and hinders economic development.
– It perpetuates inequality and poverty, diverting resources away from essential services.
– Corruption erodes moral values and weakens the social fabric of Ghanaian society.
– Anti-corruption efforts, such as transparency and accountability measures, are essential to combat this issue.
– Promoting a culture of integrity and ethical leadership is vital in curbing corruption.
3. Answer:
– Traditional Ghanaian proverbs often convey moral lessons and wisdom passed down through generations.
– These proverbs teach virtues such as honesty, respect, and perseverance.
– They promote communal values and cooperation within the society.
– Proverbs also serve as a form of moral education and character development for the youth.
– They contribute to the preservation of cultural identity and heritage.
4. Answer:
– Families and communities play a significant role in shaping moral values and character development in children and youth.
– Parents and elders serve as role models and mentors in teaching moral principles and ethical behaviour.
– Shared cultural values and traditions reinforce moral norms and expectations.
– Social support and guidance from family and community members contribute to moral growth.
– Collective responsibility and accountability promote moral well-being in Ghanaian society.
5. Answer:
– Environmental conservation is a moral responsibility to protect natural resources for future generations.
– Sustainable practices promote moral stewardship of the environment.
– Ethical considerations involve balancing economic development with ecological preservation.
– Collaboration between government, NGOs, and communities is essential in environmental conservation.
– Environmental education and awareness are crucial in fostering environmental ethics.
Social Life
1. Answer:
– Elders in Ghanaian society are highly respected for their wisdom, experience, and guidance.
– They play essential roles in decision-making, conflict resolution, and community governance.
– Elders are the custodians of cultural heritage and traditional knowledge.
– They serve as mentors and role models for the younger generation.
– Respecting and caring for elders are deeply ingrained in Ghanaian social values.
2. Answer:
– Extended family systems provide a strong support network for individuals in times of need.
– It promotes a sense of belonging and interconnectedness among family members.
– Extended families share resources and responsibilities, fostering mutual care and solidarity.
– Family gatherings and celebrations strengthen family bonds and cultural traditions.
– The extended family system contributes to social stability and cohesion.
3. Answer:
– Urbanization has led to the emergence of new social structures and lifestyles in Ghanaian cities.
– Traditional social hierarchies and kinship ties may be less pronounced in urban areas.
– Urbanization has created diverse communities with people from various cultural backgrounds.
– It has led to increased social mobility and opportunities for economic advancement.
– Challenges of urbanization include issues of overcrowding, inadequate infrastructure, and income inequality.
4. Answer:
– Multiculturalism enriches Ghanaian urban centers by celebrating diversity and promoting inclusivity.
– It creates opportunities for cultural exchange and learning among different ethnic groups.
– Multiculturalism fosters a sense of national identity while respecting cultural pluralism.
– It promotes a tolerant and accepting society that values different traditions and customs.
– Challenges of multiculturalism include the need for cultural sensitivity and the avoidance of stereotypes.
5. Answer:
– Communal labour and cooperation, such as “susu” and “nyansapo,” are integral to traditional Ghanaian communities.
– These practices encourage mutual support and collective development.
– Communal labour fosters a sense of belonging and social cohesion within the community.
– It strengthens social ties and promotes reciprocity among community members.
– These practices are essential in addressing shared challenges and achieving common goals.
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