BECE 2006 Integrated (Int) Science Paper 1 Objectives
BECE PAST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
BECE 2006 INTEGRATED SCIENCE
OBJECTIVES - Paper 1
1.
The property of a rock that
makes it different from water is that it has
A.
fixed volume
B.
fixed shape
C.
density
D.
mass
A. absorbs all the light incident on it.
B.
reflects all the light incident
on it
C.
allows all the light incident
on it to pass through it
D.
partly absorbs and partly
allows the light incident on it to pass through it
3.
Wood is used to make the
handles of cooking utensils because it is a
A.
bad conductor of heat
B.
good absorber of heat
C.
good reflector of heat
D.
bad radiator of heat
4.
Ventilation holes are made
at the upper part of a door to allow air to rise by
A.
convection
B.
conduction
C.
radiation
D.
reflection
5.
When the north poles of two
magnets are brought together they
A.
attract each other
B.
repel each other
C.
first attract and then repel
each other
D.
have no effect on each other
6.
A fuse is used in an
electrical circuit to
A.
measure the energy used up
B.
protect appliances
C.
provide more current
make sure current flows continuously
7.
The angle between an
incident ray and a reflecting surface is 20°. Determine the angle of
reflection.
A.
60°
B.
70°
C.
90°
D.
110°
8.
A screw is a machine which
works in the same way as
A.
a lever
B.
an inclined plane
C.
a wheel and axle
D.
a pulley
9.
Power is defined as the
rate at which
A.
energy is used
B.
temperature rises
C.
a body travels
D.
a body cools down
10.
An example of a lever in
which the effort is applied at the middle is a
A.
wheelbarrow
B.
pair of forceps
C.
pair of scissors
D.
beam balance
11.
A simpler way of
maintaining the efficiency of a machine is by
A.
oiling its parts
B.
fitting new parts on the
machine
C.
making sure it is always
working
D.
making sure it works at low speed.
12.
The part of a seed which
grows to become the shoot of a plant is the
A.
cotyledon
B.
plumule
C.
radicle
D.
testa
13.
One disease that affects
the nervous system of humans is
A.
filariasis
B.
measles
C.
poliomyelitis
D.
typhoid
14.
Which of the following life
processes leads to the release of energy?
A.
Absorption of food
B.
Digestion of food
C.
Photosynthesis
D.
Respiration
15.
Mineral salts in dead
organisms are released into the soil by a process called
A.
decomposition
B.
diffusion
C.
leaching
D.
osmosis
16.
Spectacles fitted with
concave lenses are worn by people suffering from
A.
loss of accommodation
B.
total blindness
C.
long sightedness
D.
short sightedness
17.
Which of these organs in humans’
releases carbon dioxide as a waste product?
A.
Kidney
B.
Liver
C.
Lung
D.
Skin
18.
Farmers do not plant the
stems of maize because the stems
A.
do not have buds
B.
are difficult to obtain
C.
dry up too quickly
D.
do not contain food
19.
Which of the following ways
of treating water makes the water soft?
A.
Adding alum
B.
Adding washing soda
C.
Chlorinating
D.
Filtering
20.
Water that needs a small
amount of soap to form lather is described as
A.
clean
B.
hard
C.
pure
D.
soft
21.
Common salt (sodium
chloride) is obtained from sea water by
A.
condensation
B.
evaporation
C.
precipitation
D. sublimation
22.
The chemical formula of a
compound describes the
A.
ratio in which the elements are
combined
B.
number of molecules in a
compound
C.
nature of the bonding in the
compound
D.
state of matter of the compound
23.
Which of the following
solvents can be used to remove grease from the hand?
A.
Alcohol
B.
Palm kernel oil
C.
Turpentine
D.
Water
24.
How many different elements
are present in the compound H2SO4?
A.
2 B. 3 C. 6 D. 7
25.
Producers in an ecosystem are plants
that
A.
feed on other plants
B.
feed on dead materials
C.
manufacture their own food
D.
attract
26.
The disease caused by the Plasmodium parasite is
A.
cholera
B.
malaria
C.
onchocerciasis
D.
schistosomiasis
27.
Vaccination is carried out
to
A. enable
sores to heal faster
B.
increase the red blood cells of
a person
C.
enable a person’s white blood
cells to fight against diseases
D.
kill germs in a person’s body
28.
Which of the following
farming practices is likely to make the soil poor in nutrients?
A.
Adding chemical fertilizer
during each planting season
B.
Planting cover crops on the
land
C.
Tilling the land before
planting
D.
Burning the vegetation after
clearing
29.
The type of cloud found closest to the earth’s surface is
A.
cirrus
B.
cumulus
C.
stratus
D.
stratocumulus
30.
The amount of water vapour
in the atmosphere is called
A.
fog
B.
humidity
C.
rain
D.
temperature
31.
The planet which is farthest away from the sun is
A.
Jupiter
B.
Mercury
C.
Mars
D.
Pluto
32.
Which of the following
gases is involved in the process of rusting?
A.
H2
B.
CO2
C.
O2
D.
N2
33.
A non-reactive metal can be
identified from other metals because its surface is
A.
hard
B.
shiny
C.
smooth
D.
rough
34.
The property to a metal
that makes it possible for it to be drawn into a wire is called
A.
conductivity
B.
ductility
C.
malleability
D.
resistivity
35.
The main reason why food is processed is to make it
A.
taste better
B.
preservable for a longer period
C.
possible to eat without cooking
D.
richer in nutrients
36.
The process by which
kerosene rises up in the wick of a lantern is known as
A.
capillarity
B.
diffusion
C.
surface tension
D. osmosis
37.
Which of the following
statements about friction is not
true?
A.
It wears off materials
B.
It produces heat
C.
It opposes motion
D.
It increases speed
38.
Arteries are blood vessels
which carry
A.
blood to the heart
B.
carbon dioxide to the air
C.
blood away from the heart
D.
oxygen to the lungs
39.
Which of the following
structures is not involved in blood
circulation?
A.
Capillary
B.
Heart
C.
Muscle
D.
Vein
40.
A substance of mass 10 kg
has a density of 2.0 kg m-3. Calculate its volume.
A.
0.2 m3
B.
5.0 m3
C.
10.0 m3
D.
20.0 m3
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