2025 BECE Social Studies Mock 2 Objective Questions For Basic 9

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2025 BECE Social Studies Mock 2 Objective Questions For Basic 9

PAPER 1
Answer all the questions.
Each question is followed by four options lettered A to D. Find the correct option for each question and shade in pencil on your answer sheet.

1. Which of the following is a key environmental challenge caused by deforestation in Ghana?
A) Increased soil erosion and loss of biodiversity
B) Enhanced rainfall and improved soil fertility
C) Reduction in wildlife and clean water sources
D) Improvement in air quality and reforestation
2. If a town’s population rapidly increases, what could be an immediate consequence for housing and infrastructure?
A) The need for more schools and hospitals will arise
B) There will be a reduction in electricity consumption
C) Population growth will have no effect on infrastructure
D) Residents will experience a decrease in healthcare needs

3. What role does tourism play in promoting international cultural exchange in Ghana?
A) It restricts access to cultural experiences for locals
B) It fosters greater understanding between different cultures
C) It limits interactions between tourists and locals
D) It reduces the promotion of local cultural heritage
4. Which of these actions by Kwame Nkrumah contributed to Ghana’s fight for independence?
A) Formation of the Convention People’s Party (CPP)
B) Joining the British army to promote unity
C) Encouraging Ghanaians to avoid political participation
D) Requesting more British involvement in governance

5. How can a student’s strong sense of self-identity positively impact their relationships in a multicultural society?
A) By fostering mutual respect and appreciation of diversity
B) By causing misunderstandings due to different cultures
C) By promoting social isolation within their ethnic group
D) By encouraging separation from others
6. What is the primary use of a physical map in social studies?
A) To show borders between countries
B) To illustrate geographical features like rivers and mountains
C) To depict population density in various areas
D) To display temperature and rainfall patterns

7. A village has started clearing forests to expand farmland. What long-term environmental issue might arise from this action?
A) Increased biodiversity and wildlife protection
B) Soil erosion and loss of valuable ecosystems
C) Improved soil nutrients and air quality
D) Lower levels of water pollution and deforestation

8. As a city planner dealing with a rising population, how could you best address housing shortages?
A) Limit the construction of new homes to control population growth
B) Build multi-story residential complexes to maximize space
C) Encourage families to relocate to rural areas
D) Provide fewer resources to reduce overcrowding

9. In Ghana, how does tourism contribute to economic growth?
A) It increases job opportunities in both rural and urban areas
B) It limits foreign exchange earnings for the government
C) It decreases the value of local artisanal industries
D) It restricts investment in other sectors like agriculture

10. What was the significance of the year 1957 for Ghana?
A) Ghana became the first African nation to gain independence
B) The Ashanti Empire reasserted control over local governance
C) Ghana entered into a union with other British colonies
D) Ghana became a member of the United Nations

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11. How can understanding self-identity benefit career choices?
A) It helps individuals select careers aligned with their values and skills
B) It limits people from exploring multiple career opportunities
C) It creates confusion about personal capabilities
D) It discourages people from seeking professional development

12. Which type of map would best help analyze land use in a specific region?
A) A political map showing country borders
B) A thematic map illustrating population density
C) A physical map showing rivers, lakes, and mountains
D) A land-use map showing agricultural, urban, and forested areas

13. What is a common result of overpopulation in urban areas?
A) Increased strain on infrastructure such as roads and public transport
B) Decreased demand for public services
C) Improved access to healthcare and education for all residents
D) Reduced housing costs due to population density

14. How can a village promote eco-tourism to attract visitors sustainably?
A) Allow tourists to explore sensitive areas without restrictions
B) Create environmentally friendly policies that protect natural resources
C) Encourage mass tourism to boost economic growth
D) Prioritize hotel construction over environmental concerns

15. How did Kwame Nkrumah’s leadership impact post-independence Ghana?
A) He focused on education and industrialization to strengthen the economy
B) He discouraged international trade and cooperation
C) He prioritized traditional ways of governance over modernization
D) He reduced the role of government in economic planning

16. Which map would be most useful in determining the climate of a region?
A) A topographic map showing elevation
B) A climate map showing rainfall and temperature patterns
C) A political map indicating country boundaries
D) A physical map illustrating landforms

17. How does tourism affect local cultures in Ghana?
A) It leads to the neglect of local traditions and customs
B) It helps in the preservation of historical sites and local heritage
C) It causes rapid cultural erosion and loss of identity
D) It restricts cultural growth by focusing only on the economy
18. Which of the following is a direct result of population growth in Ghanaian cities?
A) More jobs become available to all citizens
B) There is an increased demand for basic services like water and sanitation
C) Overcrowding will have little impact on public transportation
D) Healthcare systems will require fewer resources

19. How can knowledge of mapping skills help in environmental management in Ghana?
A) By showing areas most affected by illegal mining for better planning
B) By helping to identify culturally significant locations for tourism
C) By limiting development in rural communities
D) By improving relationships with neighboring countries

20. What is one way self-identity can contribute to building national unity?
A) By encouraging individuals to isolate themselves from others
B) By fostering respect for different cultures and ethnic groups
C) By limiting one’s involvement in community activities
D) By promoting cultural superiority over others

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21. Service that individuals are obliged to perform to the state are …….
A. conventions. B. occupations. C. responsibilities. D. rights.

22. Fundamental human rights are protected by governments because they are
A. democratic in nature. B. inherent in the very nature of man.
C. pronounced by the chief justice D. provided by the president of the country.

23. What is the goal of a project using sun or wind to generate energy?
A. To increase energy waste. B. To support non-renewable energy sources.
C. To produce clean and sustainable energy. D. To promote air pollution.

24. How can individuals reduce their energy use at home?
A. Leaving lights and appliances on when not in use. B. Using energy-efficient appliances.
C. Wasting water and electricity. D. Ignoring insulation and weatherization.
25. The community can be developed by all the following except
A. attending communal labor B. destruction of public property
C. payment of tax D. reporting criminals

26. Who is the head of the community?
A. The president B. Member of parliament
C. Chief D. the police inspector

27. The type of family that includes all relatives nearby, such as grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins is called
A. extended family. B. Family system.
C. nuclear family. D. external family.

28. The system inheritance through the male line is called
A. matrilineal inheritance.
B. property inheritance.
C. patrilineal inheritance.
D. material inheritance.

29. Our environment is made up of
A. natural and man-made things.
B. Only non-living things.
C. plants and animals.
D. Roads and rivers.

30. What is the meaning of patriarchy in a family system?
A. The eldest member of the family holds the most authority
B. The mother is the head of the family
C. Family members are equal in authority.
D. The father is the head of the family.

31. What are some examples of community service activities?
A. Playing video games at home.
B. Participating in a local cleanup campaign.
C. Watching movies at the cinema.
D. Shopping at a mall.

32. How can schools encourage volunteerism among students?
A. By imposing mandatory community service hours.
B. By giving monetary rewards to top volunteers.
C. By organizing awareness campaigns about the benefit of volunteerism.
D. By reducing the work load of students who volunteer.

33. What is a common source of human-induced water pollution?
A. Natural springs B. Rainfall
C. Industrial discharge D. Glaciers

34. Which of the following is a major contributor to water pollution from agricultural sources?
A. Recycling programs
B. Soil erosion and runoff
C. Wildlife conservation
D. Solar energy

35. Which aspect of the nuclear family can be considered a disadvantage for elderly family members?
A. Isolation and loneliness
B. Increased caregiving support
C. Financial stability
D. Strong emotional bonds

36. What is a key characteristic of the Ghanaian family system?
A. Emphasis on individualism.
B. Small family size.
C. Strong extended family connections.
D. Nuclear family dominance.
37. Who is entitled to human rights?
A. Only adults.
B. Only government officials
C. All individuals, regardless of age.
D. Only citizens of a specific country

38. When was the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted?
A. 1945 B. 1955 C. 1965 D. 1975

39. What is one potential outcome of gender equality within the family?
A. Increased discrimination
B. Improved family well-being and harmony
C. Reinforcement of traditional gender roles
D. Limited opportunities for girls

40. What is a significant difference between Ghanaian and Western family systems?
A. Similar gender roles.
B. Emphasis on collectivism.
C. Types of marriage customs.
D. Educational opportunities

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