If You Can Answer 10 Of These Social Studies Questions, 1 Is Secured For You
If You Can Answer 10 Of These Social Studies Questions, 1 Is Secured For You. This set of questions was carefully selected from a social textbook. And the motive behind the selection of these questions is to know if candidates have done a thorough reading of their Social Studies Reading material.
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If You Can Answer 10 Of These Social Studies Questions, 1 Is Secured For You
Also, this is to test candidates of their grasp of some key concepts in social studies. Anybody who can answer 10 out of these 12 questions can be assured of a straight 1.
- Explain how the solstice or equinox causes the four seasons in the temperate zone
- Use lines of longitudes and latitudes to show the position of Ghana
- Explain the following; Plebiscite of 1956, Referendum, Democracy
- Highlight four effects of the 1948 disturbances
- What is the Regional Coordinating Council?
- Outline four functions of the Regional Coordinating Council
- Highlight four challenges faced by the district assemblies in Ghana
- What is meant by sustainable national development?
- Explain four ways by which Ghana can reduce dependency on foreign aid
- Explain the concept of discipline
- Outline 4 effects of indiscipline in Ghana
- Explain 4 ways of curbing indiscipline in Ghana
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Also, my key prediction is that candidates will not be able to answer questions 1 to question 8. However, there will be a massive and correct response to questions 10, 11 and 12.
Candidates must also note this. Social Studies is a reading subject and as such, examinations on it will require the usage of the English Language in it. There are few instances where candidates are asked to provide mathematical solutions to questions. Armed with this knowledge, students still fail Social Studies. And the main reason why they fail is that they cannot articulate their knowledge in written English(observation of the Chief Examiner). Therefore, the Chief Examiner has advised candidates to improve their grasp of the English Language.
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