[4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 Integrated Science Section B Practice (For Candidates) INSTRUCTION Answer any THREE questions from this section. All questions carry equal marks. 🧪 Question 1: Machines & Energy a) i. What is a simple machine? ii. State two examples of simple machines. b) i. Differentiate between potential energy and kinetic energy. ii. Give one example of each. c) Explain two ways by which friction is useful in everyday life. 🌱 Question 2: Human Biology & Health a) i. What is digestion? ii. Name two organs involved in digestion. b) State three functions of nutrients in the human body. c) i. What is a deficiency disease? ii. Name one deficiency disease and its cause. ⚡ Question 3: Electricity & Forces a) i. What is electric current? ii. State the unit of electric current. b) A resistor of 50 Ω has a potential difference of 200 V across it. Calculate the current flowing through it. c) State two safety precautions when using electricity at home. 🌍 Question 4: Environment & Ecosystem a) i. What is an ecosystem? ii. State two components of an ecosystem. b) Draw and label a simple food chain using: Grass, Goat, Human, Sun c) State three human activities that destroy the environment and explain one. 🧬 Question 5: Matter & Chemistry a) i. Define an atom. ii. Name the three subatomic particles. b) Differentiate between: Physical change Chemical change c) State two properties of acids and two uses of acids. Question 6: Water & Air a) i. What is water pollution? ii. State two causes of water pollution. b) State three methods of conserving water bodies. c) Explain two importance of air to living organisms. [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: GHANA BECE 2026 🇬🇭🇬🇭| ENGLISH TRY THEORY QUESTIONS 1. A new curriculum has been introduced for Junior High Schools, but your school offers only a limited number of subjects. Write a letter to your headteacher suggesting two new subjects that should be taught in your school. Give two reasons for your choices. 2. Write a story to illustrate the saying: "A friend in need is a friend indeed." 3. You once doubted your abilities, but an experience changed your mindset completely. Write your story, ending with the statement, “I will never compare myself with anyone again.” [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 MATHEMATICS HEAT QUESTIONS ✅ SOLVE Q1. A student scored 45 marks in a test which is 60%. a) Find the total marks b) How many more marks are needed to reach 80%? Q2. A sum of GH₵360 is shared among Kofi, Ama, and Yaw in the ratio 2 : 3 : 4. Find: a) Kofi’s share b) Ama’s share c) Yaw’s share Q3. A rectangular garden is 20 m long and 15 m wide. a) Find the perimeter b) Find the area c) Find the cost of fencing it at GH₵5 per metre Q4. Two angles on a straight line Find(x+10)°and (3x-20) ° a) Find x b) If one of the angles is part of a triangle, find the third angle if the other two are 50° and that angle. Q5. A shirt was sold for GH₵180 after a 10% discount. What was the original price? b) A shopkeeper bought goods for GH₵450 and sold them for GH₵540. Find the profit percentage. Q6. The marks of 12 students are: 42, 55, 50, 48, 55, 62, 38, 50, 55, 60, 45, 48 i. Find the mode ii. Find the range b) A bag contains 4 red, 3 blue and 3 green balls. One ball is drawn at random. Find the probability that it is: i. Blue ii. Not green Q7. a) A taxi company charges a fixed fee of GH₵10 plus GH₵1.20 per kilometer. How much will a passenger pay for a trip of 15 km? b) A rectangular field is 85 m long and 60 m wide. A farmer wants to put a fence around the field and also divide the field into 5 equal smaller plots by lines parallel to the shorter side. i. What is the perimeter of the field? ii. How many metres of fencing will be needed altogether? [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 ICT Computing Section B Practice (For Candidates Answer Question 1 (compulsory) and any other THREE questions. Question 1 Compulsory General ICT Concepts. i. What is a computer system? ii. State two components of a computer system. b) i. Define information processing cycle. ii. List the four stages involved. c) State three functions of an operating system. d) Give two examples each of: Input devices Output devices Question 2 : Internet & Communication a) i. What is the internet? ii. State two uses of the internet. b) i. What is a web browser? ii. Give two examples. c) Explain the meaning of: i. URL ii. Search engine d) State two dangers of using the internet. Question 3: Storage & Memory a) Differentiate between: RAM ROM b) State three examples of storage devices. c) Explain two uses of a USB flash drive. d) What is backup and why is it important? Question 4: Word Processing & Application Software a) What is a word processor? b) State four features of a word processing application. c) Explain the difference between: Editing Formatting d) List two examples of word processing software. Question 5: Computer Hardware & Devices a) i. What is hardware? ii. State three types of hardware devices. b) Explain the function of: i. Keyboard ii. Mouse iii. Monitor c) What is a pointing device? Give two examples. Question 6 : Data & Information a) Differentiate between data and information. b) State three characteristics of good information. c) Explain two ways of storing data. d) State two uses of data in everyday life. Question 7: Flowchart & Problem Solving a) What is a flowchart? b) Draw and name three flowchart symbols. c) State two importance of flowcharts. d) Write an algorithm to find the sum of two numbers. [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 Social Studies Section B Practice (For Candidates) INSTRUCTION: Answer any THREE questions. All questions carry equal marks. Question 1: Environment ( Compulsory Style ) a) i. Explain the term environment. ii. State two components of the environment. b) Outline four importance of the environment to human life. c) Describe three ways of preventing environmental pollution. Question 2: Governance & Constitution a) i. What is a constitution? ii. State two types of constitution. b) Explain four importance of the 1992 Constitution of Ghana. c) Describe four responsibilities of a good citizen. Question 3 : National Development & Patriotism a) What is national development? b) Outline four factors that promote national development. c) Explain four ways citizens can show patriotism in Ghana. Question 4 : Population & Social Issues a) i. What is population growth? ii. State two causes of population growth. b) Outline four effects of rapid population growth in Ghana. c) Suggest four ways of controlling population growth. Question 5: Economic Development a) What is unemployment? b) State four causes of unemployment in Ghana. c) Suggest four solutions to unemployment. Question 6 : Law, Order & Peace a) i. What is law? ii. State two characteristics of good laws. b) Explain four importance of law and order in society. c) Outline four ways of maintaining peace and security in Ghana. [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 English Language Section B Practice For Candidates INSTRUCTION: Answer ONE question only. Your answer should be about 150–200 words. Write a letter to your headmaster requesting permission to be absent from school. Write a letter to your District Chief Executive requesting: improvement of facilities in your community and explain two problems caused by the lack of these facilities. Write a letter to your teacher explaining: why you performed poorly in your last examination and what you will do to improve. INSTRUCTION : Read the passage carefully and answer all the questions that follow. PASSAGE Ama was always late to school. Every morning, she would wake up late, rush through her chores, and arrive after lessons had already begun. Her teachers often warned her, but she did not take them seriously. One day, her class was writing an important test. Ama arrived late and was not allowed to enter the classroom. She felt very sad and realised that her bad habit had cost her greatly. From that day onwards, Ama changed. She began waking up early, preparing on time, and reaching school before lessons started. Gradually, her performance improved, and she became one of the best students in her class. QUESTIONS a) i. Why was Ama always late to school? ii. What happened when she arrived late during the test? b)Find words in the passage that mean the same as: i. Quickly (paragraph 1) ii. Slowly over time (paragraph 3) c) i. Why do you think Ama felt sad? ii. What lesson can be learnt from Ama’s experience? d) i. Identify the tense used in the sentence: “Ama was always late to school.” ii. Change this sentence into present tense: “She began waking up early.” e)In not more than 30 words, summarize the passage. [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: CONFIRMED SELECTED TOPICS FOR 2026 BECE CANDIDATE'S ENGLISH LANGUAGE • Tenses •Conditional sentences •Questions and answer tags Plot •subject matter •Letter (semi formal and informal) •Narrative/Descriptive essay GHANAIAN LANGUAGE (TWI) •Ahensie ne Ahentuo •Culture (Armammere) •Nkyea ne nhesoc(Greetings and Responds Proverbs •Naming Ceremony •Dirges BASIC DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY •Building materials •Timber •Measuring tools •Exhibition •Food •Packaging •Perspective drawing • development of surfaces SOCIAL STUDIES ° development of surfaces ° Our Culture •P The Environment and Environmental •Degradation •9 Promoting Political Stability in Ghana •Colonization and National Development •Our Nature and Human Resources • Problems of Development in Ghana •Productivity FRENCH • Professions • Parts of the body • Verbs Le passe • Adjectives ° Adverbs CORE MATHEMATICS •Angles Construction • Ratio and Proportion P Length and area of plain figures • Probability • Percentages, rates and taxes •Graphics •VectorS RELIGIOUS AND MORAL EDUCATION

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[4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 Integrated Science Section B Practice (For Candidates) INSTRUCTION Answer any THREE questions from this section. All questions carry equal marks. 🧪 Question 1: Machines & Energy a) i. What is a simple machine? ii. State two examples of simple machines. b) i. Differentiate between potential energy and kinetic energy. ii. Give one example of each. c) Explain two ways by which friction is useful in everyday life. 🌱 Question 2: Human Biology & Health a) i. What is digestion? ii. Name two organs involved in digestion. b) State three functions of nutrients in the human body. c) i. What is a deficiency disease? ii. Name one deficiency disease and its cause. ⚡ Question 3: Electricity & Forces a) i. What is electric current? ii. State the unit of electric current. b) A resistor of 50 Ω has a potential difference of 200 V across it. Calculate the current flowing through it. c) State two safety precautions when using electricity at home. 🌍 Question 4: Environment & Ecosystem a) i. What is an ecosystem? ii. State two components of an ecosystem. b) Draw and label a simple food chain using: Grass, Goat, Human, Sun c) State three human activities that destroy the environment and explain one. 🧬 Question 5: Matter & Chemistry a) i. Define an atom. ii. Name the three subatomic particles. b) Differentiate between: Physical change Chemical change c) State two properties of acids and two uses of acids. Question 6: Water & Air a) i. What is water pollution? ii. State two causes of water pollution. b) State three methods of conserving water bodies. c) Explain two importance of air to living organisms. [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: GHANA BECE 2026 🇬🇭🇬🇭| ENGLISH TRY THEORY QUESTIONS 1. A new curriculum has been introduced for Junior High Schools, but your school offers only a limited number of subjects. Write a letter to your headteacher suggesting two new subjects that should be taught in your school. Give two reasons for your choices. 2. Write a story to illustrate the saying: "A friend in need is a friend indeed." 3. You once doubted your abilities, but an experience changed your mindset completely. Write your story, ending with the statement, “I will never compare myself with anyone again.” [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 MATHEMATICS HEAT QUESTIONS ✅ SOLVE Q1. A student scored 45 marks in a test which is 60%. a) Find the total marks b) How many more marks are needed to reach 80%? Q2. A sum of GH₵360 is shared among Kofi, Ama, and Yaw in the ratio 2 : 3 : 4. Find: a) Kofi’s share b) Ama’s share c) Yaw’s share Q3. A rectangular garden is 20 m long and 15 m wide. a) Find the perimeter b) Find the area c) Find the cost of fencing it at GH₵5 per metre Q4. Two angles on a straight line Find(x+10)°and (3x-20) ° a) Find x b) If one of the angles is part of a triangle, find the third angle if the other two are 50° and that angle. Q5. A shirt was sold for GH₵180 after a 10% discount. What was the original price? b) A shopkeeper bought goods for GH₵450 and sold them for GH₵540. Find the profit percentage. Q6. The marks of 12 students are: 42, 55, 50, 48, 55, 62, 38, 50, 55, 60, 45, 48 i. Find the mode ii. Find the range b) A bag contains 4 red, 3 blue and 3 green balls. One ball is drawn at random. Find the probability that it is: i. Blue ii. Not green Q7. a) A taxi company charges a fixed fee of GH₵10 plus GH₵1.20 per kilometer. How much will a passenger pay for a trip of 15 km? b) A rectangular field is 85 m long and 60 m wide. A farmer wants to put a fence around the field and also divide the field into 5 equal smaller plots by lines parallel to the shorter side. i. What is the perimeter of the field? ii. How many metres of fencing will be needed altogether? [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 ICT Computing Section B Practice (For Candidates Answer Question 1 (compulsory) and any other THREE questions. Question 1 Compulsory General ICT Concepts. i. What is a computer system? ii. State two components of a computer system. b) i. Define information processing cycle. ii. List the four stages involved. c) State three functions of an operating system. d) Give two examples each of: Input devices Output devices Question 2 : Internet & Communication a) i. What is the internet? ii. State two uses of the internet. b) i. What is a web browser? ii. Give two examples. c) Explain the meaning of: i. URL ii. Search engine d) State two dangers of using the internet. Question 3: Storage & Memory a) Differentiate between: RAM ROM b) State three examples of storage devices. c) Explain two uses of a USB flash drive. d) What is backup and why is it important? Question 4: Word Processing & Application Software a) What is a word processor? b) State four features of a word processing application. c) Explain the difference between: Editing Formatting d) List two examples of word processing software. Question 5: Computer Hardware & Devices a) i. What is hardware? ii. State three types of hardware devices. b) Explain the function of: i. Keyboard ii. Mouse iii. Monitor c) What is a pointing device? Give two examples. Question 6 : Data & Information a) Differentiate between data and information. b) State three characteristics of good information. c) Explain two ways of storing data. d) State two uses of data in everyday life. Question 7: Flowchart & Problem Solving a) What is a flowchart? b) Draw and name three flowchart symbols. c) State two importance of flowcharts. d) Write an algorithm to find the sum of two numbers. [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 Social Studies Section B Practice (For Candidates) INSTRUCTION: Answer any THREE questions. All questions carry equal marks. Question 1: Environment ( Compulsory Style ) a) i. Explain the term environment. ii. State two components of the environment. b) Outline four importance of the environment to human life. c) Describe three ways of preventing environmental pollution. Question 2: Governance & Constitution a) i. What is a constitution? ii. State two types of constitution. b) Explain four importance of the 1992 Constitution of Ghana. c) Describe four responsibilities of a good citizen. Question 3 : National Development & Patriotism a) What is national development? b) Outline four factors that promote national development. c) Explain four ways citizens can show patriotism in Ghana. Question 4 : Population & Social Issues a) i. What is population growth? ii. State two causes of population growth. b) Outline four effects of rapid population growth in Ghana. c) Suggest four ways of controlling population growth. Question 5: Economic Development a) What is unemployment? b) State four causes of unemployment in Ghana. c) Suggest four solutions to unemployment. Question 6 : Law, Order & Peace a) i. What is law? ii. State two characteristics of good laws. b) Explain four importance of law and order in society. c) Outline four ways of maintaining peace and security in Ghana. [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: BECE 2026 English Language Section B Practice For Candidates INSTRUCTION: Answer ONE question only. Your answer should be about 150–200 words. Write a letter to your headmaster requesting permission to be absent from school. Write a letter to your District Chief Executive requesting: improvement of facilities in your community and explain two problems caused by the lack of these facilities. Write a letter to your teacher explaining: why you performed poorly in your last examination and what you will do to improve. INSTRUCTION : Read the passage carefully and answer all the questions that follow. PASSAGE Ama was always late to school. Every morning, she would wake up late, rush through her chores, and arrive after lessons had already begun. Her teachers often warned her, but she did not take them seriously. One day, her class was writing an important test. Ama arrived late and was not allowed to enter the classroom. She felt very sad and realised that her bad habit had cost her greatly. From that day onwards, Ama changed. She began waking up early, preparing on time, and reaching school before lessons started. Gradually, her performance improved, and she became one of the best students in her class. QUESTIONS a) i. Why was Ama always late to school? ii. What happened when she arrived late during the test? b)Find words in the passage that mean the same as: i. Quickly (paragraph 1) ii. Slowly over time (paragraph 3) c) i. Why do you think Ama felt sad? ii. What lesson can be learnt from Ama’s experience? d) i. Identify the tense used in the sentence: “Ama was always late to school.” ii. Change this sentence into present tense: “She began waking up early.” e)In not more than 30 words, summarize the passage. [4/12, 1:26 PM] +233 20 401 4109: CONFIRMED SELECTED TOPICS FOR 2026 BECE CANDIDATE'S ENGLISH LANGUAGE • Tenses •Conditional sentences •Questions and answer tags Plot •subject matter •Letter (semi formal and informal) •Narrative/Descriptive essay GHANAIAN LANGUAGE (TWI) •Ahensie ne Ahentuo •Culture (Armammere) •Nkyea ne nhesoc(Greetings and Responds Proverbs •Naming Ceremony •Dirges BASIC DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY •Building materials •Timber •Measuring tools •Exhibition •Food •Packaging •Perspective drawing • development of surfaces SOCIAL STUDIES ° development of surfaces ° Our Culture •P The Environment and Environmental •Degradation •9 Promoting Political Stability in Ghana •Colonization and National Development •Our Nature and Human Resources • Problems of Development in Ghana •Productivity FRENCH • Professions • Parts of the body • Verbs Le passe • Adjectives ° Adverbs CORE MATHEMATICS •Angles Construction • Ratio and Proportion P Length and area of plain figures • Probability • Percentages, rates and taxes •Graphics •VectorS RELIGIOUS AND MORAL EDUCATION

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Here is the solution to Q1: Q1. A student scored 45 marks in a test which is 60%. a) Find the total marks b) How many more marks are needed to reach 80%? Step 1: Find the total marks. Let the total marks be $T$. We are given that 45 marks represent 60% of the total marks. $$60\% \times T = 45$$ $$\frac{60}{100} \times T = 45$$ To find $T$, we rearrange the equation: $$T = \frac{45 \times 100}{60}$$ $$T = \frac{4500}{60}$$ $$T = 75$$ The total marks are 75. Step 2: Calculate how many more marks are needed to reach 80%. First, calculate 80% of the total marks. $$80\% \times 75 = \frac{80}{100} \times 75$$ $$ = \frac{8 \times 75}{10}$$ $$ = \frac{600}{10}$$ $$ = 60$$ So, 80% of the total marks is 60. The student scored 45 marks. Marks needed to reach 80% = (Marks for 80%) - (Marks scored) $$ = 60 - 45$$ $$ = 15$$ The student needs 15 more marks. a) The total marks are $\boxed{\text{75 marks}}$. b) The student needs $\boxed{\text{15 marks}}$ more to reach 80%. Send me the next one 📸

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Here is the solution to Q1: Q1. A student scored 45 marks in a test which is 60%. a) Find the total marks b) How many more marks are needed to reach 80%? Step 1: Find the total marks. Let the total marks be $T$. We are given that 45 marks represent 60% of the total marks. $$60\% \times T = 45$$ $$\frac{60}{100} \times T = 45$$ To find $T$, we rearrange the equation: $$T = \frac{45 \times 100}{60}$$ $$T = \frac{4500}{60}$$ $$T = 75$$ The total marks are 75. Step 2: Calculate how many more marks are needed to reach 80%. First, calculate 80% of the total marks. $$80\% \times 75 = \frac{80}{100} \times 75$$ $$ = \frac{8 \times 75}{10}$$ $$ = \frac{600}{10}$$ $$ = 60$$ So, 80% of the total marks is 60. The student scored 45 marks. Marks needed to reach 80% = (Marks for 80%) - (Marks scored) $$ = 60 - 45$$ $$ = 15$$ The student needs 15 more marks. a) The total marks are $\boxed{\text{75 marks}}$. b) The student needs $\boxed{\text{15 marks}}$ more to reach 80%. Send me the next one 📸

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