SHOCKING: All BECE Candidates Scored 0 In This ICT QUESTION

SHOCKING: All BECE Candidates Scored 0 In This ICT QUESTION. In as much as candidates are learning for the upcoming exams, there is an equal need for candidates to check out the mistakes their predecessors made. It will shock you to know that in the year 2014, almost all students who attempted some ICT questions scored 0. The Chief Examiner made this knowledge public in his annual report.

This article seeks to provide the questions that saw to the massive failure of students. Also, the article will provide some reasons why students were not able to answer this question.

Never look for Apor, do a very good revision, and use our questions to test your readiness. Good luck with your exam.

CHECK OUT THE QUESTION

State the purpose of the following commands on an email application such as yahoo or Gmail.

a) My Account

b) Compose

c) Attach

d) Sign Up

WHAT THE CHIEF EXAMINER SAID ABOUT THE RESPONSES OF CANDIDATES TO THIS QUESTION

The chief examiner expressed absolute and utter shock at the massive failure of past BECE candidates who approached this question.

A significant number of the candidates that attempted this question scored no mark. This brings to the fore, the lack of internet connectivity in schools.

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For (a), the Chief Examiner explained, “Surprisingly, some candidates made mention of bank accounts in their explanation. This is wrong. The expected answer is ‘The purpose of My Account command is that it helps users to view or change their original registration and other user-specific settings’ ”

For (b), the Chief Examiner revealed, “The question was well answered, however, a few of the candidates fell prey to a recursive definition. The expected answer is “The compose command enables users to create their messages for sending on the Internet.” ”

For the (c), the Chief Examiner disclosed that “Most candidates did provide quite satisfactory answers. The expected answer is “The Attach Command enables users on the Internet to include or add documents from their storage media as part of their email message.”

For (d), the Chief Examiner admitted that students performed creditably well with the exception that some candidates confused sign up for sign in.