2023 BECE RME Questions

There is not much time left for 2023 BECE candidates. The exams is few days away. All candidates should solve these Religious and Moral Education(RME) questions. Candidates are likely to face similar questions in the 2023 BECE.

1. Outline two uses for each of the following things created by God
(i) rivers (i) sun (i) plants

2. State four ways by which God’s creation can be protected.

3. Outline five contributions of Caliph Abu Bakr to Islam

4 State two lessons that can be learned from the life of Caliph Abu Bakr

5. ldentify five occasions at which libation is offered.

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6 In what four ways is libation important?

7. Identity four ways by which people show their commitment to God.

8. State four reasons why commitment to ones family is necessary

9. Explain any four types of reward available to those who put up good behaviour

10. ldentify any four acts which are considered to be bad deeds.

11 Highlight any five habits which constitute a good manner

12 Explain any four benefits of showing good manners in the
community

13 List the four main types of work.

14 Explain any four advantages of working hard

15. State any four reasons why one should support religious

16. In what four ways can such monies be misused?

RME is a subject that may seem simple, but it is very tricky. Because it deals with religious happenings in the past which are taught at various religious worship centres, students may think they already know. This mindset might cause you huge damage in the subject area which will affect your grades.

These questions enhance candidates’ motivation and aim at good grades, we do our best to constantly update them with likely examinable questions to equip them for the battle ahead.

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