Revise these 2025 BECE RME Objective Test Questions and Answers Before You Go To Bed

Revise these 2025 BECE RME Objective Test Questions and Answers Before You Go To Bed.

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2025 BECE RME Objective Test Questions and Answers

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, the answer space which bears the same letter as the option you have chosen. Give only one answer to each question. An example is given below.

1. A devout Muslim named Farouk ensures that he observes his daily prayers without fail. One day, while
engaged in a task at work, he pauses to perform one of his obligatory prayers named Asr. Given the
structured prayer times in Islam, which of the following accurately describes the time of the prayer
Farouk is observing?
A. The early morning prayer before sunrise, which sets the spiritual tone for the day
B. The midday prayer, usually observed after the sun has passed its zenith
C. The late afternoon prayer, performed before sunset while there is still daylight
D. The prayer observed at night, before retiring to bed for the day

2. A wealthy businessman, Mr. Kusi, was entrusted with the financial operations of his company. Instead
of using the resources to benefit the company and employees, he secretly transferred large sums into his
personal account, amassing wealth at the expense of the organization. Based on this unethical behavior,
what term best describes Mr. Kusi?
A. A person of integrity who upholds strong moral principles and honesty in business dealings
B. An individual who engages in dishonest practices to acquire wealth illegally, betraying trust in leadership
C. A well-mannered entrepreneur who treats people with kindness and respect in financial matters
D. A bold leader who fearlessly makes risky financial decisions to grow his personal empire

3. Tw communities have been in dispute over land ownership for several years, leading to tensions and
even occasional violence between residents. Realizing the need for peace, the leaders of the communities
have decided to find an approach to settle their differences amicably. Which of the following methods
would be the most effective way to resolve the conflict?
A. Encouraging the members to embrace patience, mutual understanding, and the willingness to forgive past
wrongs
B. Instilling an aggressive and hostile approach, ensuring each community fights for dominance
C. Using an authoritative approach by imposing decisions without consulting both parties
D. Urging all community members to always obey parental instructions as a solution to the conflict

4. Yaw is known for treating everyone with respect in his community. One day, while speaking with an
elder, he carefully lowered his voice and avoided interrupting, showing that he understood the
importance of courtesy. In which of the following ways would Yaw demonstrate good manners?
A. Displaying a cheerful expression and offering a genuine smile to people as a sign of respect
B. Winking at people during conversations as a means of non-verbal communication
C. Using both hands to gesture while talking, regardless of the situation or audience
D. Administering his own version of justice when he feels a chief has made an unfair ruling

5. In a typical household, each member contributes to daily activities, ensuring that the home remains wellmanaged and organized. While some tasks are shared among family members, there are specific
responsibilities that one individual often takes charge of, such as cooking, cleaning, and taking care of
children. In most homes, who is primarily responsible for handling these major household chores?
A. The father, who ensures the household runs smoothly by taking on domestic duties
B. The mother, who traditionally manages the home and provides care for the family
C. The uncle, who steps in occasionally to assist with household responsibilitiesD. The children, who independently manage all household chores without guidance

6. During a community festival, Kwame had the opportunity to greet a respected chief. Knowing the
traditional customs associated with such interactions, he carefully followed the correct procedure to
show his respect. Which of the following best describes the proper way Kwame should have greeted the
chief?
A. Removing his sandals and lowering his cloth as a sign of humility
B. Raising his hands and bowing down slightly to acknowledge the chief’s presence
C. Stretching both arms towards the chief to show openness and sincerity
D. Placing his hands on his head as a gesture of deep respect

7. A group of traditional worshippers gathered in a sacred grove to pour special drinks on the ground while
making supplications to their ancestors and the Supreme Being. This act is an important part of their
spiritual practice. What is this practice called?
A. A ritual of expressing gratitude for past blessings and future prosperity
B. A ceremony where worshippers show appreciation to their gods
C. A religious act that involves offering liquid to the deities in prayer
D. A sacred rite of sacrificing animals to appease the spirits

8. Kojo a young entrepreneur, wakes up every day at dawn to work hard in his business. He believes that
putting in effort and being diligent will yield benefits in the future. What is one of the major rewards he
can expect from his dedication to work?
A. Gaining enough wealth to allow him to spend all his time resting and enjoying life
B. Achieving financial independence, allowing him to provide for himself without relying on others
C. Acquiring authority and power to control others due to his financial status
D. Simply maintaining a bank account with a large sum of money

9. After years of laboring on his farm, Mr. Badu finally reaps a bountiful harvest, allowing him to feed his
family and sell surplus produce. He joyfully tells his children that hard work brings happiness. What
does the phrase “work and happiness” mean in this context?
A. Enjoying the results of one’s dedication and effort
B. Experiencing happiness simply by engaging in any form of work
C. Singing joyfully while working, regardless of circumstances
D. Working continuously without taking time to rest

10. A local school is being built in a rural community to ensure children receive education. The entire
community has gathered to support the construction process. Which of the following is a role that a child
can play to contribute meaningfully to the project?
A. Drawing a detailed architectural plan for the new school structure
B. Providing food and refreshments for the laborers on site
C. Encouraging the workers by singing songs to keep them motivated
D. Assisting by carrying water and sand to facilitate the building process

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11. During a special event at Emba D/A JHS, a health professional named Aunty Oduma delivered an
insightful speech on the importance of abstinence before marriage. She emphasized that young peopleshould avoid premarital sexual activities to maintain their dignity and self-respect. What is the best term
to describe the concept she was advocating?
A. A religious obligation that requires members to follow strict moral guidelines
B. The practice of maintaining sexual purity before marriage
C. A general way of showing good manners and behaving appropriately in society
D. The lifelong commitment to never engage in marriage or intimate relationships

12. Throughout history, certain individuals have been recognized for their extraordinary abilities and
influence. One such historical figure was a renowned traditional priest who played a major role in the
unification of the Asante Kingdom by performing various supernatural feats, including making a sacred
object appear from the sky. Which state did this famous spiritual leader belong to?
A. The Ga state, known for its rich cultural traditions and festivals
B. The Northern state, where diverse ethnic groups and chiefs govern local affairs
C. The Fante state, home to skilled traders and coastal settlements
D. The Asante state, where the Golden Stool became a symbol of unity and power

13. In a community where people practice different religions, it is important to show respect for others’
beliefs and values. A Muslim individual who wants to promote religious harmony with his Christian
neighbors should do which of the following?
A. Engage in physical confrontations to defend his beliefs against opposing views
B. Accept and respect others’ religious practices, even if they differ from his own
C. Publicly criticize and undermine other religious groups to assert his own faith
D. Spread false stories about other religions to discourage their practices

14. After completing his secondary school education, James received financial support from his mother, who
provided him with GH¢2,500 as start-up capital to establish a business. He successfully launched a pure
water company, where he managed operations and made key decisions for growth. Based on his business
venture, which term best describes James?
A. A skilled government official who advises on technological advancements
B. A salaried worker who is employed under a private business owner
C. A person who initiates and runs a business with the goal of making a profit
D. A civil servant who is employed in a government institution

15. During a church service, the congregation recited a famous biblical verse that states, “He leads me
beside still waters.” This passage is widely recognized among followers of a particular religious group.
Which group is known for using this verse in their worship?
A. Buddhists, who follow the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama
B. Traditionalists, who believe in ancestral spirits and deities
C. Muslims, who follow the teachings of the Quran and Prophet Muhammad
D. Christians, who regard the Bible as their holy book

16. Jonathan had an argument with his sister, and in the heat of the moment, he said unkind words to her.
Later, after reflecting on his actions, he felt deeply remorseful and regretted his behavior. To make
amends, he sincerely apologized and promised to change his ways. What best describes Jonathan’s
decision to acknowledge his wrongdoing and seek forgiveness?
A. The process of being saved spiritually through divine intervention
B. The act of feeling sorry for one’s mistakes and committing to positive change
C. A demonstration of proper manners and polite behavior in social interactions
D. The development of maturity and wisdom as one grows older

17. The Golden Stool holds significant cultural and spiritual importance in Ghanaian history, symbolizing
the unity and power of a particular ethnic group. It is believed to embody the spirit of the nation and
plays a key role in traditional leadership. Which group considers the Golden Stool as a central part of
their identity?
A. The Ga people, who celebrate Homowo and other cultural events
B. The Ashanti people, whose kingdom was built around the stool’s significance
C. The Ewe people, who practice unique traditions and governance structures
D. The Dagomba people, who have a strong system of chieftaincy and heritage

18. In Christianity, there is a special religious practice that signifies spiritual cleansing, renewal, and a
commitment to faith. It involves immersing or sprinkling water on a person as a symbolic act of
purification and rebirth. What is this practice called?
A. A formal religious speech delivered to inspire and educate believers
B. A widespread movement focused on spreading religious messages
C. A sacred ritual where Christians publicly declare their faith and commitment
D. A communal practice where believers share consecrated bread and wine

19. During a Sunday sermon, Pastor Mensah explained to his congregation that God possesses all
knowledge, understanding, and wisdom, making Him aware of everything that happens in the universe.
The pastor used a special term to describe this divine attribute. What did he mean when he said that God
is omniscient?
A. God exists everywhere at all times, watching over His creation
B. God knows everything, including the past, present, and future
C. God is the source of all wisdom, guiding people in their decisions
D. God has unlimited power and authority over all things

20. In a peaceful community, certain actions are considered serious offenses that can lead to legal
consequences. However, there are also everyday activities that do not result in any form of legal
punishment. Which of the following is an example of an act that would not attract a court fine?
A. Vandalizing someone else’s property and causing damage
B. Abducting a child and unlawfully keeping them away from their family
C. Committing murder, leading to severe legal repercussions
D. Asking a child to run an errand, such as buying items from a shop

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21. Members of an extended family often face challenges when making important decisions that affect
everyone. One of the main reasons for this difficulty is the number of people involved in the discussions.
Why is decision-making in an extended family sometimes complicated?
A. Every family member possesses great wealth, making financial decisions harder
B. The high level of education among members leads to intellectual disagreements
C. The large number of individuals involved makes it difficult to reach consensus
D. The strong bond and love shared among members prevent conflicts

22. A collection of individuals who share a common ancestry, legal bond, or social connection through
marriage or adoption is referred to as what?
A. A vast and open physical space where people interact
B. A basic unit of society that consists of related individuals
C. A group of brothers and sisters living under one roof
D. A network of close friends who support each other

23. A Muslim man who successfully completes the sacred journey to Mecca and returns home is honored
with a special title. What is the correct title given to him?
A. A respectful title given to a devout Muslim woman
B. A traditional name assigned to elders in the Islamic community
C. A distinguished title reserved for men who fulfill the pilgrimage
D. A religious designation for women who maintain high moral standards

24. Churches require financial support to sustain their activities and grow their religious community. Among
the various sources of income, which one is considered a regular contribution made by members during
worship services?
A. A borrowed amount of money that must be repaid with interest
B. A financial gift given voluntarily during religious gatherings

C. A traditional savings system used for personal financial security
D. A grant awarded by external organizations to support church operations

25. During traditional festivals in Ghana, certain songs are sung not only for entertainment but also to honor
the dead, criticize wrongdoing, and recount historical events. What are these songs called?
A. Christian songs
B. Islamic songs
C. Main songs
D. Traditional songs

26. If the leaders of a traditional community are concerned about the increasing cases of incest, which
cultural or legal measure can they implement to discourage this practice?
A. Caning B. Fine C. Taboo D. Death

27. A person who upholds high moral standards and lives a respectable life in the community is said to
possess which of the following?
A. Truthfulness B. Humility C. Moral values D. Decency

28. On the fifth day of creation, according to the Bible, what did God command?
A. Lights to appear in the sky to separate day from night
B. Water and air to be filled with many kinds of living creatures
C. Water to come together in one place so that the land would appear
D. The waters under the firmament to separate from those above

29. A traditional believer who regularly offers sacrifices to the gods is most likely to receive what benefit?
A. Wins a fortune B. Sings dirges to the dead
C. Offers food and living things to the gods D. Pours libation to the gods

30. Christians believe in Jesus Christ because He did what?
A. Could perform many miracles B. Overcame death on the holy cross
C. Came to save humankind from their sins D. Had a virgin birth

31. A Muslim is permitted to perform Tayammum (dry ablution) under what condition?
A. When water is unavailable B. When he is late to the mosque
C. When he meets the Imam in the mosque D. When he violates wudu

32. The best way to approach prayer during worship is to do what?
A. Remove your sandals

B. Kneel with arms open
C. Be humble and sincere

D. Face the east in reverence

33. What is the Islamic practice in which Muslims abstain from food and water from dawn to dusk?
A. Ramadan B. Tawaf C. Hajj D. Salat

34. A naming ceremony in traditional society serves what purpose?
A. Reunites the baby with the community B. Provides a home for the baby
C. Assigns a position to the baby in the family D. Gives the baby an identity in the family

35. After serving as the school’s prefect, John Mensah was honored with a standing ovation at the handingover ceremony. Which of the following qualities would not have contributed to this recognition?
A. Being fair but firm B. Being tolerant C. Being selfless D. Being a bully

36. When Christians share the gospel with others, what activity are they engaged in?
A. Prayers
B. Evangelism
C. Fasting
D. Feasting

37. When Nsiah, a Christian, visited his Muslim friend Adamah, he found Adamah reciting a declaration of
his Islamic faith. What is the name of this declaration?
A. Sawm
B. Zakat
C. Hajj

D. Kalimat Shahadah
38. If a pastor spends an entire week praying for someone who is in trouble, what type of prayer is he
engaging in?
A. Intercessory prayer
B. Votive prayer
C. Confession prayer
D. Thanksgiving prayer

39. A common belief among Christians, Muslims, and Traditionalists is the existence of what?
A. The Supreme God
B. Lesser gods
C. Ancestral spirits
D. Holy scripture

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40. The names and titles given to God because of His attributes and nature are referred to as what?
A. Honor
B. Attributes
C. Names
D. Praise

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