BECE mock exam

Religious and Moral Education — Best Brain Nov 2026 Religious and Moral Education

56 questions to work through. Answer them here, or take the whole thing timed with an account.

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A teacher played a secular song about parties and a religious song praising God. What distinguishes religious songs from secular songs?
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During a school devotion, students recited Psalm 23. What primary moral value does this scripture recitation teach believers?
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Kwame enjoys religious songs that teach humility, forgiveness, and love. How can he practise these values at school?
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Kwesi lives with his father, mother, brothers, sisters, uncles, and grandparents in a large family compound. Which type of family system does Kwesi belong to?
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In a typical Ghanaian traditional home, children are expected to assist with household chores every morning. What primary role does this duty perform in the family?
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Mr. and Mrs. Mensah often disagree with their teenage children over household rules. What is the most effective way to promote a healthy relationship in this family?
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Moses received his divine call from God at Mount Horeb through a burning bush. What key lesson can young people learn from Moses' initial response to this call?
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Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) was called Al-Amin because he
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Which of the following actions best illustrates the practical application of the moral teachings of major religious leaders?
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A headmaster sets strict rules against lateness and property destruction in a basic school. Which type of authority does the headmaster represent?
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Why is it necessary for citizens to obey the laws created by state authorities and enforced by law enforcement officers?
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Edem finds a wallet containing cash on the school grounds. He immediately hands it over to the headteacher. Edem has demonstrated
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Prophet Ibrahim demonstrated absolute faith and trust in Allah when he was commanded to sacrifice his son. What main moral lesson does this event teach believers?
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Caliph Umar secretly visited poor citizens at night to check on their welfare. This shows
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What important moral lesson can students draw from the lives of both Christian prophets and Islamic caliphs regarding public leadership?
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Among the Akan, God is called Onyankopɔn. This name describes God as
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Adjoa helps an elderly woman carry a heavy basin of cassava. Which attribute of God is she reflecting?
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What belief about God is shared by Christianity, Islam, and African Traditional Religion?
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Christian congregational worship involves singing hymns, reading scripture, praying, and listening to a sermon. Which type of worship does this specific format represent?
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Before performing the ritual Salat (prayer), a Muslim washes their hands, arms, face, and feet with clean water. What is the significance of this act (Wudu)?
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Which moral lesson is emphasized during traditional libation pouring when ancestors are called upon to bless those who do good and punish wrongdoers?
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In Genesis 1, God created humans in His image and gave them authority over creation. This requires humans to
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In Surah Al-Anbiya (Quran 21:30), Allah mentions that every living thing was made from water. This teaching encourages Muslims to
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African traditional creation stories link humans with nature, spirits, and ancestors. This belief promotes
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During an outdooring ceremony, a baby is given a drop of water and wine. This symbolizes
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Ama, a 13-year-old JHS student, notices rapid physical growth, emotional changes, and breast enlargement. How should Ama handle these natural puberty changes?
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During the Dipo rite, Krobo maidens learn about traditional customs, moral values, and home management. This practice promotes
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Under Ghanaian customary marriage traditions, a marriage is formally recognized and legally valid only after
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In traditional Ghanaian society, death rites are performed with solemnity because death is viewed as a
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A group of students observed a traditional marriage ceremony where bride price items were presented to the bride's family. What moral lesson does this practice symbolize?
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Kofi refuses to join his classmates in using vulgar language and watching inappropriate online videos. Kofi's behaviour is an example of
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Practising chastity during adolescence helps to
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Yaw's friends continuously pressure him to try smoking dried leaves behind the school block. Which defensive skill should Yaw use to protect himself?
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A young school-leaver decides to start a small business collecting discarded plastic bottles for recycling. This individual is demonstrating
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Religious scriptures teach that human work is not a curse but a divine duty. How does work contribute to an individual's moral development?
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According to moral teachings in the Bible and Quran, which of the following is considered an honest and acceptable way to earn money?
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Esi prioritizes school supplies with her allowance and saves the rest. She is practising
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Mr. Appiah contributes a percentage of his monthly salary into the SSNIT Pension Scheme. What is the primary benefit of making this social security contribution?
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The Golden Rule, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," is taught in Christianity, Islam, and African Traditional Religion. This teaching promotes
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Which of the following conditions is most likely to cause an individual to fall into substance abuse?
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Explain to the youth group four reasons why the practice is harmful.
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List four possible unacceptable acts the youth may engage in.
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Give four reasons why young people fall into drug and alcohol abuse.
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Explain two defensive skills that religious teachings offer to curb this practice.
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State four attributes that show God's nature in traditional Ghanaian society.
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Describe three ways Christians perform communal worship in Ghana.
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Outline three ways in which a JHS student can demonstrate God's attribute of kindness at school.
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four missions of the prophets.
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four contributions of the caliphs to the growth and development of Islam.
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two moral lessons that can be learnt from the exemplary lives of the prophets and caliphs.
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What are the meanings of work and entrepreneurship?
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Explain three ways in which work promotes religious and ethical values.
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Advise the youth on four reasons why young people should be encouraged to become entrepreneurs.
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State five examples of good manners practised in society.
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Explain five reasons why decency is important in our daily lives.
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Discuss five reasons why chastity is important.

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