As the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) approaches, students across Ghana are intensifying their preparation, particularly in the Integrated Science subject. This subject, critical for assessing a student’s grasp of core scientific concepts, requires both theoretical knowledge and practical application. To aid in this preparation, we present “Trial Test 2” for Integrated Science, designed to mirror the actual examination’s structure and content. This trial test comprises a selection of questions that have been meticulously curated to cover essential topics from the curriculum, giving students an insight into the types of scenarios and problem-solving they might encounter on exam day.
The questions in this trial test span various aspects of Integrated Science, including physics, chemistry, biology, and agriculture. They are intended to challenge students’ understanding while encouraging critical thinking and the application of scientific principles. Each question includes a detailed answer based on the latest educational guidelines, ensuring that students not only learn the correct responses but also understand the underlying science. This practice is invaluable, as it not only helps in mastering the content but also in familiarising oneself with the exam’s format, time management, and the level of detail expected in answers. By engaging with these questions, students can assess their preparation level, identify areas needing further study, and build confidence for the upcoming BECE.
Students and teachers can also check this 2025 BECE Integrated Science Practical Questions and Answers (Trial Test 1)
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ii. A pair of scissors, a wheelbarrow and forceps are classified as first, second, and third class levers, respectively. Based on what factor are the simple machines classified? (2 marks)
They are classified based on the relative positions of the pivot (fulcrum), effort, and load. 2 marks
2b. i. What is Transplanting?
m. Transplanting is the process of moving a plant from one growing location to another. 2 marks
ii. State four precautions to observed when transplanting pepper. (3 marks)
2b. ii. Precautions to Observe When Transplanting Pepper
v. Avoid damaging roots
vi. Transplant during cool parts of the day
vii. Water plants before and after transplanting
viii. Prepare the soil properly
ix. Maintain proper spacing 1 mark each × any 4 = 4 marks
2c. i. What are Magnetic Lines of Force?
l. Magnetic lines of force are imaginary lines that represent the direction and strength of a magnetic field. 2 marks
2 (c) iiState any three metals that are exception. (3 marks)
2c. ii. Five Metals That Are Exceptions to Magnetic Attraction
20. Aluminum
21. Copper
22. Gold
23. Silver
24. Brass 1 mark each × any 3 = 3 marks
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d. Explain any two of the major processes in the carbon cycle. (4 marks)
2d. Four Major Processes in the Carbon Cycle
v. Photosynthesis:
Photosynthesis is the process by which green plants, algae, and some bacteria use sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen. This process provides the essential energy and organic compounds necessary for plant growth and the sustenance of almost all life forms on Earth.
vi. Respiration:
Respiration is the process by which living organisms, including plants and animals, convert glucose and oxygen into energy, carbon dioxide, and water. This energy is vital for all cellular activities and overall survival.
vii. Burning/Combustion:
Combustion is the process of burning organic matter, such as wood, coal, or fossil fuels, which releases energy, carbon dioxide, and various other gases into the atmosphere. This process is a significant source of energy for human activities but also contributes to air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
viii. Decay/Decomposition:
Decay or decomposition is the breakdown of dead organic matter by microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi. This process recycles essential nutrients back into the environment, making them available for use by living organisms and maintaining the balance of ecosystems.
1 mark for process and 1 mark for explanation × any 2 = 4 marks
We hope the 2025 BECE Integrated Science Theory Questions and Answers (Trial Test 2) has been useful to you.
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